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a 5.1- It deal to Jot].
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Telephoto No. mo
loath Home". Trust Co, II“.
@5th wur
ear- .'
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that cheers;
the
days and nights
th ll autumn \'.ill bring.
and
You'll get the high—
1'5! quality coal )1g1ur furnace
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Harris 81 Can:
Water St. South Norwalh
ON'T wory about'
chilly
lluy
cheer up.
our guaranteed coal
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. POLITICAL Auvm'muo WA]. ADKIITBI“
NOW IS THE TIME
TO PAINT
Your House—-
Estimates Cheerfully Given.
:08 So. Main St Phone 1446
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' WEATHER FORECAST.
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"ihe Noi'walk 'lhimhle 1 luh will
meet with Mrs l1‘r1'1l1-1'i11l1 Atnhler oi'
llo'1'1'11y111n~ next 'l‘ut .~‘ lay afternoon, 11f.
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l)'lli'i11l1's.
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: 'llilt‘s he has. in sound proof booths
11,. for s1r1'i111; promptly and most
satisftu'loi'ill)‘ ilmsi'
111111411 a—Yicli‘oin 111' \'i1'lo1' records.
- Full line of soils. (l‘flrien's.
The South Nornaik Trust (‘om~:
puny risks \011 not to be fooled into
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who seek to WI'"
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pitni1-1l by \\'illi:1n\ ltentz 111111 William I11'.'111111 111111111'.'1111 nun-mm
K111-l1n, both of Bridgeport, “ill sp1'111l'o'1'lot'k by the 1:1 li1»\,
il11 111-111 11ml Visiting f: it'n'ls in Hart
l1'111l and New llrltnin
Celliat with
like address of woman :11 whose 1101111151.;-
re roomed October 21: to 13:1. (‘1-ilist,
I138 11.11111 31.,
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1011 :11 candidates 1111-11-11'i1'i11; l1l
tlnnhmg that 30“" talunbles am “[9 ters from 101111 liquor dealers request-
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it you “ant them secure from show it 1i11y the 1:1111ii1l1,1tes :1r1-17l1111-1
WhyDon’t They Answer?
We still await the answers to our
questions "Who Is Paying Mr. Hill's
Campaign Bills This Year?" and “Why
Did Mr. Hill Vote Against the so
Called Eight Hour Bill?”
Mr. Donovan rcquestel in an open letter to Mr. Hill tc
give him a half hour of his time at the Armory meeting
last night or to debate the questions at issue with him at
Hoyt 5 Theatre this evening. He di 1! not do it. He will 1101
do it He dares not do it and further than this he ha:
made no reply.
Lynn W. Wilson has asked that Mr. Hill appear and
discuss campaign funds with him tonight at Hoyt’s Thea-
tre. If he will consent to appear, all the questions asked in
the Republican advertisemem last night will be answered.
We challenge him to a 1pear. He dares not. We have
not sufficient funds to enable u: to hire adequate or exten-
:ive space necessary to take up the issue (Note the space
occupied by the Republica-i committee for Mr. Hill‘s benc-
fit last night). and we weiild like nothing better than tc
tell the public all about the methods employed by Mr. Hill
and his campaign manager in procuring huge ca'npaign
funds.
Come to lloyt's Theatre tonight and Lynn ‘W. Wilsori
will tell you all about it and answer a‘l the questions.
jEREMIAH DONOVAN wouldn‘t her) campaign funds
{Or his personal cause oI privileged interests in the Fourth
district. He. wouldn't beg of the president of the U. S. Steel
Company. or of any other interest in or outside the district
‘Ie pays his own campaign bills.
He has served'onc term in Congress. usefully and ef-
ficiently. His fight against absenteeism attracted the favor-
able attention of the nation, and did much to insure the
necessary (incrums f: 1' th.1 passage of PROGRESSIVE
legislation.
His record as :1 pubic
sents long, useful and humane service.
MR. HILL (1011 not pay his OWN CAMPAIGN
BILLS. He grubs denaticns where he can get them. some-
times himself and sometimes employing a committee. His
RECORD in Congress is one long example of loyalty to
man is an open book and repre-
the ARISTOCRACY OF PRIVILEGE. He always has
voted with the interests that pay the congiessiOnal ca'n-
paign bill in the Fourth district, when he is running.
He went to FARRELL. president of the U. S. STEEL
TRUST. fni adonation. GEORGE A. WILKIE, of th-
STRAW BRAID ASSOCIATION sent an alms, and Hill
told his political agent, Arthur C. Wheeler, to thank Wilkie.
and to assure him of reciprocity when the appropriate legis-
lation should come to Hill to be voted 011.
For years Hill has bean an advocate of the extremest
sort of protection. The country has repudiated his notions
onthie subject. -
He has repeatedly vated against the Income Tax. He
was against the Clayton Bill. the Adamson Eight-hour Bill.
the Currencv Bill and the Rural Credits Bill.
' His notion of statesmanship is thirty years out of date.
Statesmen no longer :20 about promoting their personal
political fortunes at the expense of their pnrtv. grubbine
donations from rich men.where they can find rich men
willing to be victimized. ’
Let‘s send leremiah Donovan.
CAMPAIGN BILLS.
HE PAYS HIS OWN
(Ionlli'innliun >1'11i1'1-s “ill he
of
11f Ihis city. 111'1-11111-I
bishop of ll111'll111'1l,
be 11111lir1111-1l.
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Ill The Recent, Monday.
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liavei'hill, lines.
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that all idea of the boiler business
coming to this (ity had been given up
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fire and burglars, a safe deposit box “I. . 11ml; "1' l'lH: n1 uti. .111111 3,47,...
“11] furnish absolute security. —— ‘ 1“” ’_I.UII:I: ‘
‘ l 111ler the auspices of Division \'o. _ .
l A:11ti1nt Order of Hibernian: :1 1i11- —Se11 t':l11ili11 1 1 '. -- ..
' Saturday “III IIOSIIIWI’ III) “I? lightfui full dance has held in the 11]., " of 'ihe 1111.11111mlll n1 d'm' “H An
Iilsl day the Assoc-son; will he in 3115- ledge room in Wall Sm.“ last 11v-1in . . 111 .1).
hit)“ IOI (IIe )lllI‘llOSI‘ OI. IOCIIIIng ing.i~iedi1111's (llt‘lit‘SIIa lll‘mdf‘dllle ~““""““~- 1
your tax list.
IIIIISIC.
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1 Let us demonstrate to you any of
11111 Vietrolas and records.
three demonstrating booths
not have to wait,
record you want when you come in.
Try our service, Donnelly's Victrola:
Parlors.
I
~Miss O'Deil's school of dancing
begins Tuesday and Friday evening
of this coming week. In the Town A3-
eembly Hall at. 8 o'clock. Q
Small Deposits
While it: is generally known
thlt THE PEOPLE'S
TRUST OOHPANY is act-i
in: u epmibry for individ-
ual! on corporations of large
mitt I! not well known
malls COKPANY WEL-
ins CLIENTS OF
KODBRATI IRANS.
ll. OI-
»Saturday will
With our;last day the Assessors w'lll he in ses
you (toi slon tor the purpose of receiving
but can hear any your tax list.
At next Friday night's meeting of
DANCING
will be conducted at
positively be the
ginning November nth,
, . Ithe older pupils at 3:30.
\
A CLASS IN lNTERPRETATIVE
the, Hillside
School on Wednesday afternoons, be-
the class for‘
younger children at 2:30 and that for,
The teach-i
er in charge is Miss Martha i’nttisonQ
.(‘oekenoe Tribe, No 2, 1. o. 11. .\1., n {"8de "l ”‘1‘ 1311111111111 Fleming.
1tl1e lianbuhy Tribe .wil be present Noyes S1hool thliss Pattison wan'
luiilt the traveling blanket, which is new succegstui with her (.1355 last'
i
going around the 11131111111011.
entertainment. committee of the local
tribe is arranging for a turkev sup
per.
season is expected.
freedom in her pupils)
One of the biggest times of thel
itained from tho Hillside School.
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Further information may be ob-
Th9- year and develops unusual grace and.
Keogh J81 Cendee, attorneys. will
would 111111 Invest Your Money
in a large two family house with
every modern inprovement loo
coted opposite Frirfield Park?
The pricelsexcepttonallv slime-11
tlve. Any real estate agent or
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Stuck-slate“ HWIMLIDIP.‘
?
What about Excellent coats
men‘s styles? of extra value 1}
iWooI velour anal broadcloth and Cheviot
and zihelincnana’ now ready 3
at $16.50 and $22.50 '3': _ ,
lust l‘CciliiSC of 111111 of lllL lits 11f “(111d fortune flux?
ometimcs mints this limited in: 111 (111115 :11 less thzui usu
“You’ve been telling: us :1 lot :1li11111 stilt-s 1111' 11111111111
Plift‘.
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“in donl 11111 till 111 nun :1 little 111111c :11111111 mics. . Rich 111110 11111] 111111111. l1.111.l\11mc l'l:1ck1111:111lclothof
WU" “I’ll. 511'. How KWS- special weight. Still llllt xil‘clinc, tun.) 1l1e1'i11t of season-1
Men's clothes are of two distinct txpcs. :1th weight. :1 few delightful shades of brown 21nd gree
- . 1. ,. . , . ~ I, . . | , ,-,,:1111l plum! ~ '
1111111,.1 1111115 tlothts .llL built to ”mini: 1h. .uhlttitl M'11lc with the new lll'tc‘ .11111 .1111' more collars . $011113“.
figure. tl11'_v‘:11'c "holy tracing.‘ they are full of rim and
snap. 1
round some Stillillc‘ M:'.11_\' with plushti'inimed collars. 1
None will sell usually for less than 3.211, Some measuteI
1111111 up with 16911111 5111 coats—hut the) are ready at
Second floor
$16.50 {9? $22.50
More new gloves
‘ l‘innseasonalilcw:11'111c:1pc1 Cape cloves .t'111' childrd
' . 1 1 111's . . 1 . .
l)ouhlc-h1t:1stttl o\'c":1t111‘15 11111; 1111i ltltcd-l 11k} 1 t g1'l'111cs.11e iich t'111 hue ll1cu' 11.111— \ numlicr of shade
IIIId some IIIIII IIIIII” I” NI‘ II II" the IIIIIIII‘I‘II' ( ICSICI weit‘ht insu1esu1mlort. llm includinf' 1'1115 nice with!»
IleldS With lllCll' ICllllLtl \l\lc Illl‘ 5iIl’lllkIcl} \\ llh PIE1 [ICOJIS \‘III 21“: Le\U-u \CI'YICC be (““56 'SL lllllkll ”1d “'ULI. “illshzlhlem
that motoring men will delight in. :they are 113511;.qu 51 5118.1 21
Soft light fine glare glovesl \\111111."11 5 ch .1 mois tile:
The other style of clothes is, built to modify the li11e.1
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of the lig‘tll‘c‘, to pl'oiliolc‘ :111 :111' 111 q111ctucss, to subdue;
1 ~ . l
the pr1'1111’11111ct'1i llllc‘S 111 11111111111.
And so there are nuts with one 111' 111'11 111' three but-
lons, with pinch luck 111' lu'ltt'd luck or pl:1i11 hack. with:
patch pockets 111' regular p11rl11'ts,--~:111ti there are tllllll‘lC'!
breasted suits. l
I 1 0'". 1:' '1‘ .‘ 'l'-—:111l 1111115 :11: 1ich , ,
(.11l1r 1sH1 “in ii” I‘ . I,” l l . ,I ”k | l1 H 1 turticulai'ly adapted for tll-CSSII'IIH is look like leather ht
blues and 31131115 .1111 1.111.» .111. 111111111, 11in c:111111 loccasions. Black 1:111 :1111.i,:11e leh' lure white easily
mac“ and guns. ’ luhitc, 11f 11111151131 grace—'iwashcd, exceptionally wa
But we had far rather Show clothes 111:111 write about'Sl.511. , ‘ .——(1_‘1c.
lllCIII (entcr ulsle, rear.
Show you, Sir this fine gathering of
suits at $15 to 340
overcoat: at $15to $55.
“All: I“ run.
, May we
Richest coats
for “young folks
A little and exclusi
gathering of finest coa
for young folks and 1‘:
11111111111 who require coa“
of smaller sizes. ,.
Be: 111ty and novelty :11
combined with 1ichness.
Esquimelte plush an
finest velour lined wit
'1 tl’lrdlllced satin or film-g
:ilk. and each warmly
'terlined.
Belted or loose mode,
-—e:1cli marked by unit
11:11 grace and richness'“
All are rich but so
gain added richness _.
trimming of fur.
And finest is trim
Take a peep
at finest ties
Smartest newest knitted
four-in-hands are glorious
plain colors or smart and im-
pressing stripes. .‘
As beautiful in effect as
they are rich in quality—$2.
Handsome new fan cape
gloves, fit a man’s hand ex.
actly as he likes to have a
. glove fit, fine and smooth and
_ staunch—$1.75.
Jutmemmdooe.
with beautiful taupe I
' As a matter of course, no two are alike: individtt
is made sure of.
Sizes 16 and 18—530 to $125.
loco-d Ilene. ‘
THE no‘wEAND DRY GOODS compAiyx.
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Norwalk Chronicler