HONDA’I, NOV. 6. 19:6
INSURANCE
OF ALL KINDS “'RI'I‘TE’N IN
THE BEST COMPANIES IN THE
BUSINESS AND WRITTEN A3
YOL‘R INSURANCE SHOULD BE
WRITTEN To PROPERLY cov-
ER YOU. Think this om, it means
a great deal to you.‘ ‘
Taylo & Golden
$15} ‘I yOIll “so /
d ears.‘ ’ “T . 2
uy ecoal . f
that cheer/s! / '
the I
days and nights
t‘ .It autumn \Iill bring.
In}; our guaranteed coal illltl
III-Ir up. You'll get the
est quality coal your furnace "
lii‘n‘ t‘\L‘l' tested.
Harris 81 Cam. I
Water St. South Norwalb
ONT ysory about
Milly
higlL
NOW IS THE TIME
TO PAINT
Your House—
Estimatcs Cheerfully Given.
[08 50. Main St. Phone I440i
WEATHER FORECAST. 3
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CIIY NEWS
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llIIItlII-r l.”ll_f't' n‘IInIlII-rs. if you
In: West to the loglulntti'e.‘
\\ ill you do for It llllyslt’lllll?‘
~~llon't miss ‘lllt‘ Italian Social (‘lubi
dance at Arion llull tonight.
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Vote for I. "D. Robertson.
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The board of education is sI-lIeIIuleIli
to hold a meeting tomorrow evening i
but it may be postponed on :tccounta
of the election.
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»'I‘he return by special l‘t‘lllll“l «1|
(‘lnrn Kimball Young in "The ('omu
, mon Law" at the Regent ritluy, .\'o\
10. I
Mr. and Mrs. .-\...G. llulley are In
New York to attend the funeral oil
Mrs. Ilatley‘s mother Mrs. l4 Speed,
who was burnied today.
As usual hundreds u ore fish In: at
Il‘oton Point and Wilson Point docks
Saturd Iy afternoon and Sunday. 'llieso.
plums have proven themeselres fo-bo
"met-us" for fishermen and overyl
WPOII throngs of people journey there
after mackerel. if?"
Henry Kennel, formerly of Weston.
who sold his property to the Bridge-
port Hydraulic company for the _-pur ‘
pose of the large proposed reservoir,
has purchased the Emory H Bump, pm
petty at (‘Imp street Norwalkl
Mr. Kennel will, with his family I
move to Norwalk In the near future.
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Small Deposits
'While it' is generally known
fiat THE PEOPLE’S
TRUST COMPANY is act-
” depository or individ-
2:13. It!!! Watkins of large
means. it trim well known
that this COMPANY WEL-
COHES. CLIENTS OF
MODERATE MEANS.
Aunt our depoutors are al-
cured efficient service, a well,
imperfect Your de-
posit is mmmllb‘merlt
of Moo.
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' POLITICAL ADVERTISING POLITICAL ADVERTISING
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The great necessity is the re-
eleCIion of Woodrow Wilson.
Support him by electing Homer
S. Cummings U. 5. Senator, and
Jeremiah Donovan Congress-
man.
VOTE FOR VOLLMER I~OR STATE SENATOR.
VOTE FOR ROBERTSON AND IIUBBELL FOR
LEGISLATURE. M}... ,d
They stand to. I’C_3C8l 0; Personal tax, broadenin“
scope of compensation a:. in include occupatIonal diseases,
and restoring civil service to original form.
Again we call the at gention oi the public to Mr. Hill's
record at agimt Mr. Donovan, always the champion of
the people. a I
HILL’S RECORD
HE VOTED NO ON ADAMSON BILL FOR EIGH’I
HOUR DAY.
HE DODGED VOTE ON PASSAGE OI" RURAL
CREDIT BILL.
HE WAS AGAINSTINCOME TAX.
HE VOTED AGAINST GOOD ROADS BILL.
HE VOTED YES 0N PASSAGE ON IMMIGRA—
TION BILL.
HE VOTED NO ON BILL
ARMOR PLATE PLANT.
HE VOTED NO ON STOP WATCH AMENDMENT
(A speeding up devict in government service.)
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FOR GOVERNMENT
HE VOTED YES 0N MCLEMORE RESOLUTION
TO DEPRIVE AMERICANS OF THEIR RIGHTS ON
HIGH SEAS- 3. Lmfimflfinfl’rfi l
HE GOES ABOUT SAYING THAT CRIPPLED
EUROPE WILL FLOOD AMERICA WITH GOODS
AFTER THE EUROPEAN WAR KNOWING THAT HE
SPEAKS IIALSELY. I I ._ .
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Wage Earners!
Will you let the Protective Tariff—that old Stalking
Horse of Special Privilege—fool you again?
Are you workingmen of Norwalk going to play Wall
Street's game? Are you going to deliver yourselves into
bondage? Arc you going to turn back the hands of the
clock, de~troy pr‘dgtessivc government and restore Privi-
lege and Plutocracy to power? Are you going to shape the
Government under which you live or submit to a Money
control that doleu out to on such measure of rospcriti .
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as Money thinks you are entitled to?
That is for you to say. If you vote for Privilege you
must submit to Privilege. If you vote {or Plutocracy yor
must submit to Plutocracy. If you vote for Toryisn you
must submit to Toryism. ,9 a . A ;
OUR REPUBLICAN FRIENDS have been so busy
asking and answering questions that they have lived up to
their reputation of being non-construtive.—and have not of
{cred a reason why Candidate Hill or anyone else on their
ticket should be supported, and the two local papers were
the only ones to profit. We considered our space too val
uable (and by the way, we have to pay dearly and don‘t
have corporations to help us pay for our space) to be dis-
cussing questions fOreign to the issues and raised to be-
fog the issues. Nearly a w:ek have they harped on {our
questions. (It is to laugi when‘onc repeats them).
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In the first place we do not have perpetual committees
as do the Republican party, and in: Clare don't into'it
the sins of our fathers. If any that \‘J‘ tho'c
I‘.IIF‘JCI'
committees have reported is a m:“.fr ”I” record end in;
sworn to.
We couldn‘t concca such electln.‘ :ffI II as news :a'mr
advertising it we won] . (It is carter and masc desirable
to conceal funds raised through contentions I‘o be rccopro-
cated by legislation.)
As to what.- our candid Ite swore to about promises. ap-
pointments, etc., his return is the best .cVIdIInce. It was
made under oath and the people are the only judges of its
truth on this earth. Fur thermore "Mr.- Hill had his day in
court on th -.s tatter and di dn't see fit to make any defense
We are actually surprised that “Big Figures," the
Lightning Calculator, cannot decipher the report referred
to wherein we are asked why we have a balance when we
received more than we spznt'. The statement of the prop-
osition is its proof. ‘31 1 s - y
.The real question is whether Mr. Hill's advertising is
“paid for by men who havea sordid perscnal interest in
regaining possession of the United States government?
Answer that Mr. Hill. I Y
You maiy fool some of the people some of the time, but
you cannot fool all of the people all of the time
Pull the second lever (or knob) to the right until the
bell rings and vote the straight Democratic ticket. '
YQU WILL PROBABLY BE TOLD TONIGHT IN
THE REPUBLICAN ADVERTISEMENTS MANY
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THINGS THAT WE WILL BE UNABLE TO REPLY
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TO IN REFERENCE 'IO' MR. HILL'S CAMPAIGN ‘
EXPENSES.
THIS EVENING’S
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BRIDOEPORT
FARMER .
WILL COVER EVERY QUESTION INVvaEp 1N1}
DETAIL AND WILL BE on SALE AT my. Dirusi't. j
INTERESTED IN
Finished Floors
Hardwood and all finished Boon
should never be cleaned withsoap
and water. It detroys the lustre!“p and
cicada]; I. .e varnish.
Good house'koqungdemands a bright.
livelyt finish, With a smooth hard lustre
Ircc tram spots.
\ou can get but results by using a
Hayden Cedar Oil Mop and
Iiitittiii
It Dusk, It Cleans, It Polishes
at the Same Time
Revives the original {with restores lustre and
brighten: the floors. Adds II: v If: to the
Ruby Clo-Buddha new potent
Ioplmtduthu runnit [In (at to
liewnhdr-hneuil Cowman llu/ I All {1 cl fiul lll‘d
. u VIIIILSI on n y I bu. faces, am h u
grill-2M“ imumdl u- Puoot. \ kiwi». Autos, l I; allure, Defis,
do. e. c '
A__I.._o___l..Ie can; 25c to $2.50
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Sterling Furniture Co..
South Norwalk.
\Ve man-d Hood-'IC-Il-Ol &
ANDREW DAVEY Inc.
PHONE 410 . ‘;3 FREE PROMPT AUTO DELIVERY
98 Washington St South Norwalk
MW
Sperry & Barnes Shoulders
Cut to 150 lb.
NABISCOS NEW GINGER BEST pom.
SOCIAL TEAS LEMON
or s . H
GRAHAMS TOPIS 50¢~ ll.
80 IM- 109 H». -I_; llI~.I
Best Creamery Butter 41c lb
7 DAVEY'S or TOMATOES. Special Sale All
No. as Kinds of
LENOX SOAP PEAS. No. is FANCY CAKES .
25c“ 13 I... 25o 5¢I Inn:
White Leghorn Egg ”Is
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. _IuGuaranteed 420 Doz.
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Entrance on Main St, Farfield Ave.. Cannon 8r.
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104 WASHINGTON ST.
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SOUTH NORWALK
BEGINNING
Tomorrow we will offer every
day new and timely Specials
Women of Norwalk it will pay
you to follow our ads
Tomorrow, Tuesday
SUIT DAY
Women’s New Plain, Tailored and Fur
Trimmed Suits
The models represented are the choicest now being
shown iii upper Fifth Avenue Specialty Shops at, almost
prohiibtiVe prices. The materials are the finest. The work-
manship is of the best; and nowhere' IS it possible to dupli-
cate these Suits at the prices stated below.
$12.95 $14.95 $18.95 ,
All Individual Models no two alike ,,
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VERACIES mounts
i it.“ Rhuiorm Corsets W. B. Reduso Corsets V
5 .II. cilm Connori a .d perfectly mags {use hesdiepwfg In“: I:
I x..;,. q,“ . ' '2. L313.-.I::3... “3:: $352.12., 2 :I. :— I»
I‘l,:"9€::1tlflg. win rgfihey uard bust- lines smalier and I
4' “Wm “" 11 inc” n... cm?" at neatcr,a:id have the‘ ‘old cruel” l
I most Ecozomcal Pace. $3.00 comfort with the fg-gt fitting
ll io$l.60. $3..06832I$3.90 k. - t
. I 'IVEING ARTEN DROS.,I: :c. llew'to: , CIIICJ‘O, San Fuzz-c.2351
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Would You Invest Your Money
in a large two family house with“ I
every modern inprovement lo- ..
cated opposite ‘Frirfield Parkii
The price is exdéptionally attrac‘? i" .7
thuti‘: IEII‘
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tive. Any real estate agent or:
Keogh & Candee, attorneys WI;
give particulars.
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