Evening sentinel, Tuesday, October 31, 1916 · page 8

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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gr: Shczrtng‘the .
LNG AND KIMONO
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. . and Winter Wear
icon Assortment of
ABLES ‘ .3
AND BLANKETs

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All this hot air from
platform will tend to give
you a chill when you strike
the outside air.

Our Fall overcoat is sure :1
nc:essity. $15 worth of pre-
paredness will give you the
right kind of protection.

1. ‘ R' c t to . ‘
TROLA PARLOR am 0a 5 $10 $20 1 I

1 The new fall suits to suit
South Main Street. every voter $15 to $30.

”To” Rogers &Stevens ‘
Y “LA N11‘Walk SO.Norwalk

downtown 111 11111111
bought for the lied
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_ Grace Brofséull (ll'l'llt-Sll‘lt.

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15"?” lodge rooms in “1111 11111111. 11111111111

business will be transacted.

 

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Young at 1111‘ Regent 11111111111111'.

our. illlls'-‘I'§1L1'1'1‘ "Tho 1‘ 1'11»
to” (mining l‘l:1r11 Kimball
fit the Regent tomorrow,

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Temperance, 111191 11151 1111111111;1 in the
lodge rooms in the (invite lluildlnu
in \\‘.-111 slreel, 111111 transacted regular
hilsllll‘mK

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111111 '1‘1.1‘.'11 Halls, ill to 12, :5 ll1."1.

31051111111 in New York. Saturday ltiuh', T to 9.
art “1 “1““ 1" .'ri‘“ 3“” 1111r Sistwrs' 11111111111111 1.0dge, N11.
3‘ "“ Palace “" 7.3, l l1. l1 l1‘., will hold a llailou'e'eu

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is entitled to bring a friend. One 111‘
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exported.

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at the Elks-Icluh111111511,I1:‘:111:1 II _ 11 :1 1 , I III

l E ‘ t t T111; reuula‘r drill of the Sixth Com-
may, 1‘. A. l‘.. will 1111 held this u‘wn
ing in the ideal armory. inasmuch as
tho 1111111 11111 rotting: better pay 1111
those drills 111 11111 present tindl 1111111
in the past, they turn out in larger

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all“) loi'lg fire trawl in 1111'" Burn-
Bfiiior that matcu 1"..1 411111: 11.1111
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Tomorrow and Thursday.
‘Saints' 111111 .111 Souls" Day rvsperlito
then» will 1:1.) ('l‘lt‘lli‘:ll,lilll:~ of 1111'

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any Sindhi: Orchestra 1111' Holy 112111-11111'1'31 at St. Paul‘s lhnrc‘t
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parted whose 11an111~1~111all 11:11'11 b11111

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The 11:15 s-‘enice All Saints 111'1} will
he choral.

driving a herd of cows
1' Main street last evening
troubles 11:11-11 11111 1111 , . ,_...,
. 14.111.1111111. ”M A 1111: lio'uolmtlc rally will 1111 1101i
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the way (11‘ passing:
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Nov. U. I
tickets

South
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Secure

to Pine and Tar

50 Bottle

Powell-Corpo'ot’on
‘lr‘nou oauoorsu.
Wikhlngton Street
hymn “Br-walk. Ct.

autos
tampeded over
, lawns. 11111011 to the discom-
giho owners of both the lawns
A small sized army 0!
- were enlisted to aid in the
" 1111 11111 animals, and

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~ rd basses leave for fig: ht at
No11'all:
Knorrs

1 ughs, Colds,etc.l

1111' east end of the Washington Sllti’t‘l
bridge. 11111111: 111‘ the prominent 111111-
didntos who are running in office 1111
the Democratic ticket will speak and
they include loruwr Congressman
Jeremiah Donovan, \\ 111mm Y‘oilmm.
Attorney James 111111Il11-ll and Judge

Keogh.

CARD 0F THANKS.

We wish to express our appoecia-z
tion for many kindnesses shown in
our late bereavement in the loss OI
our father and husband, also for the
floral tributes fro Odd Fellows.

1111s. Firemen and other friends. 1

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FUR THROAT AND LUNGS

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All Money

11911 111 This Bank before November
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POLITICAL ADVERTISING POLITICAL ADVERTISING GASI OVWMES YOUNG WOIIMN
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Grand Rally Tonight Grand Rally Tonight

 

Lockwood’s Hall

SPEAKER

HON. A. MITCHELL PALMER

{11213112131111 lront Pennsylvania
EVERYONE INVITED

Democrlatic Facts

WOODROW WILSON‘S SLOGAN, “PEACE AND
PROSPERITY" means 11's rc-election, and when we take
into consideration all he has done for this United States and
all that he and the Democratic Congress has accomplished
for the people there is no question but that the thinking
classes who realize the situation and know the danger in
Changing the administration will support the entire Deno-
cratic ticket. both national and state.

Let Us Give You Some Figures

Pay has increased on May 151. 11116, aFfecting 706,503
workers to an amount csn‘ 7131211 by the Chicago Tribune
(Republican) at: over 85.318372 per month. (And this under
Demot artic rule.)

Farmers gain BILLION DOLLARS a year under
Democarti: rule, in value of all agricultural products. Three

 

by 33.136.904.000.

During twenty-three months of European war, to
lune 30th, 1916. agriculture accounts for 32.899.000.000 of
the exports of the United States, and explosives and fire-
arms lor $535,000,000 of the country‘s exports. Agriculture
exceeds war munitions in volume of exports l‘y 312.365.030.000
or 442 per cent. In same period agriculture. forestry, fish—
cries, nines and miscellaneous contribu‘1" exports whi h
exceeds munitions exports over 478 per c2111. (AN!) THIS
UNDER DEMOCRATIC RULE.)

LET US BE PROUD OF OUR SENATOR TO U.

S. SENATE BY ELECTING ONE 07-3 AMERICA'S
FIRST CITIZENS, HON HOMER S. CUMMINGS. o.‘

Stnmlord.

Who Is Paying Hill’s Campaignflxpenses

Now?
WIS KNOW WHO PAID . THEM ITWO YEARS
AGO AND WE BELIEVE THE SAME PROCESS IS
TAKING PLACE NOW. WE QUOTE THE FOLLOW-
ING LETTERS WRITTEN BY MR. HILL'S CAM-
PAIGN MANAGER IN“ WHICH PARTICULAR-
STRESS IS LAID ON THE DESIRABILTY 011‘
ELECTNG A REPUBLICAN CONGRESSMAN.
OFFERlNG RECIPROCH’Y LETTER TO FARRELL
FOR CAMPAIGN CASH. 01" U~ 5- STEEL NUS?-
Norwalk, Conn., Nov. 4, 1914. Norwalk. Oct. 21
Mr. George w, Wilklc, To Mr. James A. Farrell,
New York N. Y. ' New York, N. Y.

Dear Mr. :rrel|:—l am on
closing you one of the circular
letters which we have been
tendln .9 out and I understood
from 1111*.Hiil that he had given
you some of them and that you
advised him that you would send
a check for $503 and you would
endeavor to raise some money
in the West for the good of the
cause. Our committee will have

Dear Mr. Wilkic:-——l am in re-
ceipt of you." te'egram today and
have forwarded to Mr. Hill :1
copy of the name. He wishes me
to thank you and through you

the Straw Braid association for
their assistance, ard to say to
you that he hopes when oppor-
tunity offers to be able to recip.

. museummnus cvnnmo 11111111121.

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years total under Democratic rule exceeds Republican total 1'

rocate 1‘11 3 measure by assist.
ing in legislation which will give
us a little more protection than
we have at the present time. i
personally appreciate very much
wharf you have done, and feel
that my friends have been con.
siderable help in the work
which 1 had to do. With klnd
regards to you, I am
Yours, very truly,

ARTHUR 1:. WHEELER. '

 

a meeting on Saturday afternoon
of this week :‘nd 1 will apprc
clate it if I might hear from you
before that time in or or that 1
can in turn advise th com-
mittee exactly what they may
expect from the financial stand
point. If convenient for you to
write before that time, kindly do
so.
Yours, very truly,
A. C. W.

PERHAPS THIS IS WHY MR. HILL voted against

 

‘iondI District Democrats cannot be ache wall:

the eight hour bill, and other legislation against the inter-
fists.

DO YOU WANT EBENEZER, WHO ‘SPENDS
OTHER PEOPLE‘S MONEY, TO‘ BECOME ELECT-
ED, AND WHO MUST DO THEIR BIDDING, or DO
YOU WANT JERE wno SPENDS HIS OWN MON-
EY FOR ELECTION, AND CAN VOTE ACCORDING
To His CONSCIENCE AND FOR THE WORLD?
SEVENTY REPUBLICANS VOTED FOR. THE
EIGHT HOUR BILL 'AND' MR. HILL VOTED

AGAINST IT. WERE THEY ALL WRONG AND HE,
the great MR HIL'L, RIGHT. THINK IT OVER, RE-
FLECT, and then VOTE.

SOME OF UR OTHER REPRESENTATIVE CITI-
ZENS ,wno DESERVE YOUR SUPPORT AND WHO
ARE CAPABILE AND UP TO THE MARK AND IN/
FAVOR OF GOOD LEGISLATION FOR THE PEO-
PLE ARE. ,

FOR STATE SENATE—WILLIAM VOLLMER.

: FOR REPRESENTATIVES-«IRVING D. 12013.
E'RTSON. JAICIES T. HUBBELL. 1

Don’t: forget the Rally, tonight. Parade starts at Nor;
walk Library, First District. promptly It 7 o'clock. III Sec-
: 11-2 1. ‘

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IN H" APARTMENT.

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111 o'tlock‘Smurduy'morning. 111‘. S
Maurice Rosen, who Ut‘t‘uplt's the ad

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light clothes 1,1121: dead 1.11 11111 floor,

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mid that who had 1111111111111 11111' 1111—‘1-
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You Need Not Be An EXpert To Use
MCCALL PATTERNS

TWO NEW
MCCALL
DESIGNS
FOR LATE
FALL
Especially de—
sirable for be—
tween-Seasons
and Winter
“7521:. Easily
made at home
rt mode are
CO"‘..

The
MC Call
Book of
Fashions

P.1ce only 212:
(by mail 301:)
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Smart Walking C11:- The New Redingote
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nuns who have spread the good new!
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JACOBY’S ‘

Special Sale of

 

 

New F all Model

(A: Pictured)
Low bunt. medium length model

for average figures.

Cinema. corded while or flesh fabric-'-
embroidery trimmed Price $1.50

W. B. NUFORM CORSET No. 970
\ery low bust model for short figures. Elas-
tic inserts assure graceful infil, with supreme

comfort. Price $2. 00
It you have never worn a
W. B. Nulorm—TRY ONE—you
wi’u obtain the utmost for your
money—Style, Value, Comfort,
Wear, Perfect Fitting Gown.
’AT YOUR DEALER All.

WEINGARTEN BROS, Inc. ‘

:EW YORK CHICAGO SAN FRANCISCO

 

 

 

Suits
Coats
Dresses

Charge Accoun§.0pened.

 

 

 

Merchants Profit
Sharing Coupons
With all Cash Sales

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Clifford Pharmacy,

ISO. Main and Elizabetn Sta.

 

 

 

BABY WEAR

Our Infants’ Department is an “institution.” Mothers
may come here with confidence that the exact article they
want wzll be given to them in the best quality and at the
most moderate prices.

COZY COATS—In a variety Of attractive models made of
cordurOy and cashmere.
“TEDDY BEAR” SETS—Delightfully warm and snug;
consisting of swearr. cap, leggings and gloves. at
$5. 00
WORSTED CAPS—White old rose, blue and pretty corn-
binations, at............. ............ 50¢
LONG AND SHORT DRESSES—Beautifully and dait‘ my
made; sizes 6 months to 3 years.‘

Also a complete line of Bonnets, Slips, Wrappers, Bath
Robes, Hosiery, Underwear, Carriage Robes and accessories
in great vanetY- 111133311111 :7 '

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1311111111111 Bust and Shoulders
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$015,510 0 21:: w wear I scientifically constructed

'l'lin drawing weight of In unconfined hurt so men-lieu llw

Innpor “J muscle! that the conbour or the figure is spoiled.

t the bust 11111-1: where itbc
1mv rcvont the full butt l‘rnni
the announce N 111111-
pineal. ellmlnn the dnnnr of
”Baggyfig 812mm: muscle- nnrl confine the
uh o the shoulder giving a
metal line he the entire upper body. 1

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