Do all these things a‘nd
worry not, ior winter soon
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Spring “'34)! gladden us some
THE
Mm. Lite, Accident, Plate (Haas,
Workman Compensation. Liabll~
it]. lbrine and Automobile.
Slutty-mans.
‘ITEAMSHIP TICKETS
OTARIES PUBLIC
Elli. lgayton&Co., Inc
Real Estate and insurance.
'8 Railroad Ave. So. Norwalk
‘ WHICH
SHALL IT BE
SUCCESS
0r
FAILURE
SETTLE the
‘ QUESTION
’/ By Taking a
COURSE In
P—
2 College
South Norwallc
.. opdi Port Che-tor.
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Alterations iree of charge.
Garments for women. j
33 SOUTH MAIN ST.
Peanut; Butter ' .
GREAT COAT SALE
The Norwalks' pioneer promoters of Ready-to-Wear
East India Tea Co.
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200 New Coats at astonishingly low prices. Come ‘
and save money. i
; 310, Sale Price ...... $6.95 $20. Sale Price $14.98 .
Z ‘12. Sale Price ...... $7.98 $25. Sale Price $17.98
315. Sale Price ...... $9.98 530. Sale Price 922.00 ‘
313, Sale Price $12.98 $35, Sale Price $25.00
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15c lb 3;
18c1b§l
11v
riff
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Merchants Profit
Sharing Coupons
. till all CashISales
. iiioid Pharmacy,
,xtatiigsnd Elizabeth Sn.
Phones 833-1532
Shredded Fish. a pkg. cut to
24 Cottage Street.
..................... 5C
\ . A. STULL
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‘3 For Saturday
I Try a pound of Fresh Roasted Coffee .............. 21¢ .
l SPeCial Selected Tea, a lb .......................... 27c
' H. 0. Cats. a plig‘. .. .......................... 13¢
‘ Pure Lard .............................. . ........ 19¢
1 25¢ pkg. Oats cut to .. ............................ 20¢
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PIONEER COFFEE . .. . ........
(2 Stores.)
6 NORTH MAIN ST.
vogAL STUDIO --
43 West Avenue,
soon Norwalk
For particulars
inquire at Studio
Phone 840.
. never know.
ssniyod inquire,
~ iii’eii we can g
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n. and Virgin O’Neil 5
South Nor-walk. Phone “80.. ,
Specials ior Tuesday
SIRLOIN STEAK .................. . ........... .
'PORTERHOUSE STEAK ........... 1.. ........ . 23¢
UNICORN COFFEE ..... ........ . 25¢
-vu~aru
WHITE ROSE COFFEE ......................... 35¢
Beers Meat and Provision Co.
Norwallt. Phone 88!.
..........30¢
13 MAIN ST.
: . firm . M _
‘ t‘rt‘dilt'd
} CLOAKS me P ARI-S nnurtsnr ;
SOUTH NORWALK.
‘WWWIWW “Mica" G”“’”‘"‘”" “’9'" n ""3
v bfjust for the Allies to hold Mexico re-
Fmest Creamery Butter
Lean Smoked Shoulders
370 lb h
l , submarines arrived in American ports;
l and sank ships ill American tcrrliorial
gllarti‘ord. $250; ‘
‘ South Manchester, 8200: Robert Che-
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wows-punt
“WWI-ti!
MEXICO CITY. Nov. tm'l‘he Mex-
ican Government has been notiMd byt
lthe British Ambassador at Wuhiu- .
'ton oi the presence 01 German sub-ll
marines in the Gal! oi Rosie» and has.
been warned that the Allies will take
“drastic measures," ii the underseaE
crat‘t receive aid from Mexican portsi
c" sources. This information wasl
[tirade public last .nig‘ht by Foreignt I
Minister Aguilar. who issued the Text
of a note received of the British ain-
bar‘sador throufli I‘nited States Secret
lacy oi State Lansing and Charge:
d'Aiian-cs (‘harlea B. Parker. 5
The British note demands a strict’
censorship of the Mexican \‘h‘ll‘t‘lt‘fifi‘
and says that any failure to maintain
Mexican neutrality will be attended:
by disastrous results. In his reply.‘
addressed to Mr. Parker. Senor Axui-‘r
lar says that its soc-ms strange to the.
Mexican Government that Great llri-:
lain rllUuld use the l'ulted States Dr
partmcnt as an intermediary on n‘
. point concerning llcxicu alone. rspt‘i‘l-J
Britain has an no:
lo Mexico”
ally when Great
representative-
’I‘hc rcplysays thatthc Mexican (lov-
t‘I‘IlIIltlli will. ior this time only, an
swer the representations of the British
(:ovtrnmcnt throuch llir. I‘arkcr.
Foreign Minister Aguilar states that
sponsiblc ior submarine ariivlties in
thc (itili of Mexico when out some
waters without causing conflict or
:tiiiiicultics betwceu Germany and the
l‘nitcd Station. No adds ihnl licxlcn
dcsircs to retain cordial alulltllls
{with tircal Britain and to this cud
suggests that the English iiccl pro
vent the ticxmau submarines from
‘Icavinlz thcir basc. 'thus obviating to
thc Mexican Government dislgrcculilc
_M. Thompson. New Britain. 8100;
‘Julius Kruttschmidt. New Canaan.
't'oo; Irving w. Chase. Watcrbt'iry.
llrlstol,
Hartford.
Trcudway.
F. Smith.
H200; Charles
.3100: Charles
33100; Wm. C. Harmon. New ilitven.
‘ 8100:
R. A. Armstrong. New London.
(‘aner i". Barnes. Bristol. $100;
Johnson. Norwich. 3100: W. W.
8100:
A_ L.
I Kendall. New Hart-n. $l00; C. M. Rus-
‘sell, Mnsllllon. $200; Ilobt.t‘18wnyze.
l'ronimgon. 3250 Frank Cheney. Jr.,
liorncc ll. Cheney.
'ncy. narirom, 3200; H. o. Cheney,
South Manchester. 3200; Charles Chc~
'ney. South Manchester. 8250; Philip
L'Chcncy. South Manchester. 8100:
lHownrd i1. Adi. Ilnrtiord. 8200; W.
[W. Skiddy. Stamford. $300:
Whitncy, Ilurtiord. 8100: Fred T.
Brewstcr. New Haven. $100; Eugene
Atwood. Stonington. $425; Jamcs II.
Walden, $126 .
it will be noticed tha't six members
$1,200 to this iund.
dltures shows that
the Third Congressional
V911.
ETVSON ESTATE SUBS FOR
F-
FALL RIVER. Mass, Nov. 4.——Thu
{fourth quarter 0! the fiscal year of
like cotton mill industry here was al-
.most as prosperous as the previous.
ment issued today. . A total of 0799.413
distributed among stockholders fell
third quarter.
2.033 per cent.. figured on an aggro can“.
,gatc capitalization of 330.035.000. OI
the 37 corporations reporting. only
three failed to pay dividends.
+ . SHOES," ‘ 3
-. M 'POPIIIII‘ lgrloep , '
Although the p’rlco‘ oi shoes has
advanced a great deal In the last
a few months. and are still going
hlgbe’r. weltsva a large oniirtity
at the old priced. Many of them
i{f'lttggal'f and “Douxlao” shoes.
ratio . Store .
NEW YORK, tNoV.
period. accord”! 101.119 “Widen“ “a” cost of print paper and other mater-
ial, Was given today as the basis ior
only $1.050 short or the ilgures ior the 3 decision 0! the live his Jewish dill‘
. ies here to raise the pres of their
The average rate deltldend W“ mewspnpers from one cent to two
sensor service.
;,.i,lyorpooi. Got-- ‘35. audi- due
than” «strain to sorts. .
on the “White or"- 4 mor‘routtafai . ‘
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NEW YORK PAPERS RAISE
PRICES.
Pension mu. our. romv.
4.——Tlle high
M shouldn lo
Tyson. oi
the will oi the late Isaac Williamson
to recover on a promissory note.
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REASON FOR VOTING FOR WIL.‘
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.Editor at The Sentinel:
. NEW YORK. Nov. 4.-—:\’o mail from pgg’sgranidflfl‘ $32039 £33132: .‘
England or France had been deliver- ‘ ‘
Jed here this week owing to‘theinction ‘
o itho British ‘ postal-minorities in
ninth: moan oaths Guardlme
steamer Carpathia. one of the slow-
‘11 internships on the Atlantic pas- _-
The C’smthia leit their toes
’ ‘,W.Mn
Charles E. Hughes spid in 1912:
“holds
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Amos ’
oi tht: Cheney iamily gave a total of ‘
The Republican National Congress-
ional committee's statement of expen-
It cont'ibuted
$1,000 to the Congressional contest in
District.
where Thomas L. Reilly, oi Meriden,
Democrat. is running against Con-
gressman John Q. Tllson. oi New Hn-
$14,000.
Damages of $14,000 are’nsked by
Charles D. Lockwood. 0i Std‘mford!
trustee or t e estate of Catherine E.
reenwlch. irom".lohn N.i
.Willlamsou. oi Greenwlch. executor of
On Aug. 30. 1915. It is alleged. Mr.
Williamson borrowed from the plantlii
the sum of $14,000, securingthe note
by mortgaglng three tracts at land in
Greenwich. This land. it is said. was
tmnnielrret: 1:0 Marnaret Williamson.
The p sin I asks that the mortgage
, .The change wll take eiisc'. be foreclosed. and that. he be given.
Wednesday. The combined circuln- possession oi the month;
tlon oi the five dailies is said to he lnl
'excess oi 500,000.
"Tho man, who, held; on thehilhrot
Judicial tribunal wouldnonsidar anoth- " *
or Miles is neither; in ”cinnamon;
not in: the onetownich he as-
I‘el. .
rhmrtiio. i take neuron-i- nil
Tristram ‘ & Hyatt
Norwalk's Loading Dry Goods Shore
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For Christmas Fancy Work
A splendid stock of Special Ribbons of all widths and colors including a big line at
Five and Ten Cents a Yard. 4
A. New Line of Neckwear
Al all Pikes “0m 25¢ ‘0 $1.59, in all the most popular styles. shades and materials.
Stamped Goods in the
Ari Department -_
The largest and most varied assortment we have ever shown at very reasonable prices.
Y‘I
other can“ ‘
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weeks ago it has been set-n tor what : “I w .
it is undesirable legislation ior overt-"x. CSt BShlllglon Street °g
[man who work.- ior unucs. mcludinngO 0;
;cvcn those whom it is Supposcti to...
I ‘liquciit.’ " . ,
, Alter the Democrats began to charm. . 00 o
i"lic kept us out oi war." lllt‘ mink}. ar e ccoun ' O
[began doing some thinking. and thou : O
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gihcyrclused to take up the chant. ior‘ :
lthcir thoughts brought nicntui pictures ‘9.
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1 incidcnts ('llUSt‘Il by the European con- ' . t . t i .
p . _ . J ‘ , _ .oi \cra (rut, ul Luniznl. oi ( omnibus. , ' ' '
. ‘ .. "dict. Ii such humans by lieutlandwp“. “Him. mm of l’crshing's “5on In our store WI“ rove t0 0“ ’0‘
‘: . . . - y. are not cincacious. the foreign Illiliz‘ . - i ' . .. , ., . 'O
‘ ‘ _ .ptdn on into Mexico, of tin Lusitania 00 °.
I e ' 125 Wilblllll l0“ Olfeet m” concluded, the Mexican (.ovcrn- land Sum-x end the Olht-rw The '7 8 3
g l menl will lako such mcasurw': us thcl ' l h . . . N - " ' 9 ’ ’.
(.‘tlI‘ClllllHiflnit‘ dirttt honll t‘ mm .thought of more .‘uutricnns killed in; x | z
" ‘. ' "' " i ‘ "" ‘ “Mexico than the total losses 0‘ . 00 h t d ' th 99
‘ . a .. _ i our.
d , , ‘ . _._,, lsuhmqitues cntc. Ni‘hliiln Vilnius. j”1mm, during ”1.. Spanish War. ’I‘hcy .3. t a a goo name '8 wot .3.
“"“”"’"""' "’”‘“‘ ' N’Nlllt’d tho more or loss open and z
. s .CONNECTICUT “D T0 _Illoiorinus tit'lillllgs on tlw part of tho .3. ' ’ ' ’3'
‘ pecials to]. Tuesday REPUBLICAN CAMPAlGN.\\’ilson administration with villa and u "lore than read caSh ”
i R d ‘ u k \\’A‘lll‘\'t"l‘t)\l ii i‘ \' . ‘ ;thc other bandits, and the “cooperation : ° 3..
‘ oufl . tbd 18c 'l"' 5' .‘-.' (“ ' “*1 " "‘“I'W‘ Alvv'ith \'illa‘ admitted .hy Wilrlin to .. z
2 Fresh SI 'd 8 ‘ Jili'IipllJi“"flit; 3?‘...‘.'.§‘."’$.”Tl3 'S“"“'"' "m” C°“"""”"“‘ “"‘°”“""t’ ’3‘-
.‘s n . ‘ ' t .. I , , _‘, l . . . . r
i R IOU. ETS l C “tuna UI 3292.513 collccled by mm”.I3.2325335,".33.}“Lt“.fg.,;3",'m'j.:°;‘.fi.°3; 3.“. '03. You can dmde Your earningsv Pulling Part 0. yoar .3.
l 2 ill :icrit, of Washington ll t". lrcna- . . - . | )
. . I . . - . lithium—“ll" honor-inst ’ll of ‘l w 9 - - - .
. 'lb Lamb. Chops 2 c ‘11.”? oi the National Ilcpublloun (‘orr i that has lost to us the ‘r‘elp..c:l.§‘ £12.33. wukly income m the Savmgs bank and Still have plenty 1°“ 3.
1 Plele P. S FCBt ’ 12¢ ‘grfls‘rmm """lml"“’~ “1”” ”CW3” world. They know that the reason . l . '
| _ . _ , ' in. accordinx to 'i‘n‘asun‘r, Scott’s oer. We have kept. out oi war has been ’3' '0 SUPP‘Y' 3’0““le With necessaries. 9’,
i Beef Kldney 12c i llilcd statement made to the alerk of that no nation' wanted to flzht with us. 1.0 i ‘ ed“
.6 . -. .ihc House of Representatives. and that. had it not been for this incl- " o 0 0 o 0 o o o 0 our. 0 0 O o 0 0‘0"?“ 0 ‘
ll FREE DELIVERY TO EAST NORWALK. ‘ The largest, donation was made by we would have been dragged into war? .“0 ”40”.”... ”‘”° ’..‘”°”‘”°“‘”‘”'“ &
l 9 ; I-Juncnc Atwood, of Stoninmon. t'onn..‘hy lhc foreign'pollcy, or lack of no“ --———— «- v ‘ ._..-...__...-_,_.___, ,m__,
I SChunze S sanflary MarkCls ' who unvo 8425, The other (‘onncclivl lcy. or the Wilson administration. The . commission they ,propose, that the hold. We are certain that betweca no
’ W I ‘cut contributors were: :prcsidcnt could not have gone to mitiouth will make the tariii and New'and 95 per cent of the Progressive
I 33 '5 “”3”“ St- . South Nomlk. ‘ Jonathan Thom. Bridgeport. $100; . without a vote oi Congress and at no England will have to make the best of vote of 1912 in Connecticut will he
39 Main St. Nomflk. Ti. H. peck. Wntcrbury. “on; ll. ultimo did more than twenty rucmhersvit. Connecticut will not stand ior a cast for Governor Hughes tomorrow.
"I do not look for any great variance
between the vote for national and
state tickets. including the vote tor
:01 “"11”?“ Will“ 10 “Kill. party that does not promise her work-
; "Connecticut. is talking tariff. and lngmcn protection.
that is the best possible omen for R0- '
publican success. The Republican. There will be about 20.0th new votes Senator McLean. While there arc a
party is Dlt‘dsf‘d to an adequate DrO-gin this election. and a total vote oi for: who will vote the Republican
tcctive tnriii to saiegunrd the workingiclosc to 210,000. In 1912, the vote tor.stntc ticket and will vote for the rc-
man so that good 'tlmcs may be hisiprosident was: Wilson. 74.561; Tait. election oi President Wilson. thcrc nro
without ti" outside influence oia warit3832l; Roosevelt, 34.129. In 19H, many Democrats who will vote for
abroad. with its temporary prosperity. 3 Governor Holcomb polled 91,262 votes in. Hughcs.
The workingmcn oi the state know'and Lyman T. Tiugier. 1h? Democratic "There are many undercurrcnts in
that the Democratic ‘tnriii comnilsalon'lcnndldatc. received 73,888 votes, mnk- the situation even at this into data
proposal is nothing but halt ior votes lug llolcomb‘s plurality ovcr Tingler-‘mauge or which I would not be sur-
nnd that President Wilson and the 17.3“ votes. Willard 0. Fisher. Pm‘lprisrd if the Republican pluralitics
Democrats stand ready to put the knife: gresslvc candidate for governor polled , should far exceed 20,000.
into Connecticut again ii they get a ' 8.030 votes. A study or those figures
lshows that at least 75 per cent. oi the
chance. They know that Senator Os-
car Underwood and President Wilson Prozrsssives of 1912 were back in the~
Republican column. even when there‘
intend that there shall be no protec-
tive feature in n tnrifi written by the was a Progressive candidate in the
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A good advertisement pays in the
neat paper.
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VOTE THE
REPUBLICAN ,
._ TICKET z ‘
And Voted: Straight
" PulltheTop Lever
To the Voters of NOrwalk :
raised. The legislation most vi-
Underwood-Simmons Tarifl
. Do not let us be coniused by false issues which are
,. guy affecting NOI‘Wllk's industries and workmen is the
ill. » - v * ~, . '
a Wade not appeal to employee: alone, nor to empIOyers alone; but to employefs
and‘emilloyeel totalled-ior such a strong vote against the Underwood-Shamans Tamil
Bill, that; the attempt will-never again bemade for Free Trade Legislation. .
Thousand: of men were oueof employment for twelve months prior to the Euro-
. peso WIN may manuiacturi‘ng concerns were financiallyworried. ,
. . Let us remember ch t the five Demon” defeated for Congress two years ago. four of
,‘ whom are new candidates-iot- reelection-admitted that the Bill they‘were voting for was
« . ~ . Mammoconnectidutio industries; " - ‘ ' ‘ ‘
~o£~us‘wh'i".llYedhereremqm&r 'the-Lconditions of: unémployrnent in all air
mimics most of‘the mu factories of Norwalk.
Neither Norwnlli'l employers nor employees can co
etc will: the cheap cost of pro-
.Ellllliltitia .. it
mightbpntiieu‘. ., 5‘ ,2
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