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YOUR lNSURANCE soon as"
\VRlTTEN To PROPERLY cov-t 98c t9 $2.25
ER YOU. Think this ova, it meant - .
- 1 Albert F. Genetic
TaYIOY & GOlden Prompt delivery .
Tetepho is No. 1280 to Washington 8:"
south Norwall. Trust Co. Bldg. ' '
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to great deal to you.
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Phone 10652}
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Correct Apparel f 0r Women
At reasonable Prices
new MODELS FOR AUTUMN
ish your in
road ears! COATS and TAILORED sun's
. uy “9 coal SERGE and AFTERNOON osass
that cheers!
ES and SEPARATE SKIRTS
BLOUSES
The Little Shop
K. 6:. A. CLAVEN
56 N0, MAIN ST.
.itillllS ti tilt units
All omit
(l'untinuod from First Page.)
4
the
ON‘T wory about
chilly days and nights
tlittt uutuiiiii will bring.
Buy our guaruntccd coal and
(”llt‘t‘l‘ up. You'll gt‘t tlic liig’li~
cst quality coal your furnace
has our tcstcd.
t
At: “its I‘lllt‘t'lt‘d. inani' \lllt rs Hitil-‘i
to llll‘ polls tll’illlrillll‘lt'tl ill ilo- no.1
in: oi tho new lt‘ttt‘lllllt's ‘i‘ittw \ot
ills \lt‘l‘t‘ tiiltcti into lllt lltptiitliiui.
caiiip uiid >lilt\’tll how to \tiit‘ lit wtort
(ll‘tll‘l'.
l‘ll lllitll lllll‘ tt'i-loi’k 1.377» \Ult 4 l..tti
hot-u (HM. and t'lt'l'}llilllf.' lltlilll-‘(l to
our ot' ilit- lai'tzvst \otw t‘\i‘f' Ittil'i‘ll
lll lllt‘ history of lllt‘ t'll)
;\lll(lllttllillt‘S ran in tor) ti l't"(‘lltlll.i
tttr and hour, tllll'litz.’ tho t‘lllllt‘ ttllllFt‘
of thy tlll)’ ttllli‘t‘lllll: \U'l‘l'h‘ oi liotlt‘.
Harris 8t Gain
Water St. South Nor‘. 'alh
NOW IS THE TIME
TO PAINT
Your House~ -
Estimates Cheerfully Given.
:08 So. Main St. Phone 1446
lt‘lltll lllt‘ polls titutil-‘tl.
._.____ i C' .. ' ‘-* s . tltii. lll lllt"
WEATHER FORECAST. .- l lttlltlll otlttti nu ..,
_.-__ » town “now ”To alH Ioilous.
. . " . . . . . Motiortilot' Jitlltl'.‘ W. Sltll't‘)‘.
l'tll“ .\oi'\-:allt ttntl \‘it-tntti': l‘illl‘lllltll llcgistrttrs ”Hum,“ (. hqu ”M
.Ji‘yhtt‘ tolildd :nti \‘.'v'\:tlt’ntlit...: “he“! ““in .
.‘i on: of low prossurt' :tro t-t-titrttl [ill-‘3‘ llt‘putltw ‘;;,}.,),”.‘,1 Tall" ”m! “V .
morning oioi' New Mexico and l‘ppor hort 0 Pollard ’ _
Michin- ThPy ttl‘t’ "m”mfl 5mm“ Nit-(lion ()tllt'tnls llt'lllltl‘l'ltill' lhl
. toutty and unsrtllod wontlior. lllll not
’much lll‘t‘t‘illllltllull. llos Moititw‘.
lit-in. wits tho only placc to roport
rain at 8 it. in. ‘l‘cinpt-ratiircs :irc uti
usually niiiti, for tho ovation oi” tho;
your, last of tho Rocky Mountains
viii llilcy. litigli Mt'Cflllll)’, Patrick .I
Kcarnoy, .llilllt‘b’ it, Until”.
Lindchctg‘. Alfrwl .\\'iillt>ui' and
J. Farioll.
l'Ill‘illllll ()lllt‘lllls
t‘ltarlt-s‘
loliti1
llvpithlit-nii: \‘icrl
:oi ('. Smith, CHLSP Qiiiittitrd. ll:
Hurt \vrt‘kfl, t‘hirlw 2 t‘tiitis, lit-tit'l l
'l‘. (it‘ltrlltillltl. 'l‘llnlilllh (‘. llztlconi audl
l‘tltll Molt-or,
ln Illl‘. First
hill, of Wilton :ttt-iiuo
illltli it) (’llt’l :l Villt‘.
SEf‘ONt) AND FIFTH WARDS
'l‘lic Strond :tntl filth \ittt‘ds cool i
blood in tisiti: lllt‘ t‘t-ntriil l-‘iic Slit
lion llh‘ tho polliti: plat-“his Illtll'tl
'llj... 'l‘l'.“ 'li"it~ll \\:I:« “I‘ll llll'lllll-Ii'tlv
for llit lltklllL‘ t‘tll'o of tho I'll‘i'lltlll :ttlt!
llll‘t‘t‘ \‘tllllll; illitt-llint‘s woro tisotl. t
'l‘ln‘ \oiiii; \.’:t< vori hoary dii ‘
in: tlic oarlv port of tlio morning and
WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY ' '
. lllttll'lH William in.
\\:-.~: tli‘ ll: 't
'l‘ctnpci'nturc: Low, .i'i: high.
fill; l'lts‘t‘lllt'tl.
ctiiittls .
til \\'tt :llilli:-;>
i
.\ slittcd convocation
Ion (whammy, No, gt. ll. ‘\_ .‘tl., will ht! by 7:30, 1:50 \otos had lwcii (‘lll-il i
mild tomorrow turning This iucltldt‘s lllt' l“it.ll lllsll'll‘l. A,
lainc nlllllllt‘l‘ til' \t)ltlli~‘ Ludo-rod;
aioitnd tho poll»: during tho day. till
tirin: to .not it lino on how tho l‘lt’( l
tion was going.
Autoniohilcs coiii'cyt'd tlic clccto s
.who work iii liridnoport to llll‘ poll",
‘zind saw that lllt’)‘ wusc t‘iltlblt‘tl toj
d'cutcli tho curly train. 1
Thu clot-lion oiiit'iitls for tho Silt-tutti“
Election i'ciut'ns will ho rccoivedi
and announced from tho stage during“
the perfm‘nntnccs at tho l‘alacc Thea-
tre tonight.
The Don Ton Minstrel troupe hel
“WNW“ Wharf“! ycstt'rdtty anor'littitt I’ilili Districts are as follows:
noon. l'or lllOil' lll‘llf‘lll’llnc'P in N0!" Sccond "Nani“ filo-dorittor. ll. ..
wallt. at tho Regen: 'l‘hoalrc. oii D90.;Mttlllt‘l‘1 icgistt‘ttrs. it. i'. Smith. .ll‘r"
l. .\11 were present at K. of C, Haititl‘nviah Enron: clicckors. Willitmi ’l‘.l
.1, , ,fiq ‘ , . . . lot-kt; attics it'clloy. 'l‘croncc litn
.MMUdM' .tamt‘ord Advocate. t Walton and Lt‘fiit‘l' C. Brush: llllltllill"
. -...-....._. ‘ V .mcii. l‘ctcr (‘uncoH‘utt-ick t‘ox. Pm.
--—l,;tdics *oi the lot M. 1‘4- Uluml‘ltncr (‘.. Hogantan and Maurice Land:
will hold it rummage sale on Thursday? "hullt that-rs, 1.. S. Bot-rs and llcod ll
-I~‘iiday and Saturday of thc week at .Flynlt. ~
No. 13 Railroad Place. ‘- l’it‘tl: “‘fll‘tl'"Mllt‘lllllt‘ lt‘iltll‘l‘s.
___,,_'__. jC‘, l<li~lilnfi and (‘. H. (lulu-s:
, '.' . . w, . 113.8%”. .‘ltlllht‘w Howlcy atid ll.
Fruit} \ouug limo Club will \ .llihblc.
01’0“ ‘10“39 and . Pi’TPIVe election re-; The first than to cast it into in tlic
turns this M'elllllg- There W1“ ”9 Second District was John ii. Roy-
tiiiislc. rct'rl’shn’ients and a generalfndlds, and ho arrived at tho polls llo».
Food time is expected. All men conJY’Ovl‘t‘ ”It: Sim was up. in tho ’l‘hi:d
nected with Trinity Parish are cord-“l $41331?!“ 'Tlnbfy liiicmm honor. ‘
_ . I p . 0 cc 0(‘(.‘ . o votes worc
ially inl’lled to be present. .cast in the Second Ward and 191 in
' tilte fifth. in the Third Ward. 550
The Shoohnn vs. Merrill qtio war-5 votes had boon cost up to ouc o'clock;
timto case is on the list Of cases to be; The. total number of votcs cast in ”19}
tried before Judge (lager. of the Supe-. Town of Norwalk tip to than time is.
rior court, Bridgeport, 0\ Wednesday; 3.359. ‘
of this week. Tho. case is an interest. THIRD DISTRICT
ing one fiom many standpoints to the; Vomit: began brisk and snappy as
public. and the decision is looked too, soon as the polls opened in the third!
world to with much interest. No ses-l District tlfls morning. In the first
sion of the Superior court will be held; two minutes. 20 votes were registered:
tomorrow because of the presidential; and 38 that is at the rate. of 10 it min-
election. utc. it can be readily seen that most or ‘
__.__._._..._. gle'fleimrli vol straight, tickets?
—-lt your tenant is delinquent and wmg 0 t 9 eff rts of the registrars;
Daniel Keogh and A. T. Elrld e. a:
4 . destructive become a Sentinel classl- second voting machine was securzd for l
. \ died advertiser at once. this district and was on duty .todttv.i
. , . it was of mucli use. and facilitated;
1 ‘ Ivoting. especially. duringthe rush
5 OUT. .I
sman.DeDOSI‘s 3 Early in the morning. the electors
Whileit to generally known iwho are employed in Bridgeport v'rere,
g : THE ‘ PEOPLE'S 3103:! by amongst?! - all“ tutti? 1: tbs;
.. - _ . _ n3 1) cc, e. ay ower‘ on an
{IRUST COPfPANY .13 .aft Ladder firehouse, where they voted,
Inga] depository for mdtvtd- and they were then cot/eyed to the
m “d 00¢.“qu of large station in time to meet: the early train.l
means. “a“ ”t well km“ liliiigse tiiiii’ndmii‘tmbhmtnfihm tv‘oiei
t m 3 w e me a a ran
thlt all! COWANY WEL‘ this afternoon. .
corms ‘ CLIENTS OF
uoomm Wits»
.ti
li'a
t-livclt
Fi‘t'd 1
o
‘lll day taking the voters to the polll.I
The workers at the polls were very:
busy looking up voters. cnd seeing
that were given u classes to still. ‘ l
‘ Election officers; on duty in the
minimum- Hook and Ladder l‘lrei
Mountain‘s: \ * '
. SAVIIW‘KO'lI-‘ii; "“17 TONY. Jlmes Young: and Ed-
and al..o y on r i "am
using, (rewaO l E. Mead.
So. normallt ii.
l
i .
pat-this \\ ho Vtt‘.t' illnrlt‘ltlh llllitlllt‘lll‘l
glaring lllt' ilt>t too
fut rtv oponotl
‘ \.'.‘o.ttllcl'
:l’loorgid i‘.'i..n 1' to t._ t.”
; the tittichitics
l rxprct"
E. Blend.
(‘ha'lengers~lloward Beers arid E.
I
Hitllltllll’URT, .\o\'. 1. Party lead-
crs expetted a It cord rote in the city
:10day."l'hv \‘utc— CHUtt’ out early All on
‘lcxpcctcdly
il'rom Fttirt‘ieial.
large numbers. leportsl
Mumford unit untr‘uyg
towns also indlt'aird big votes coin:
tin: out i lily. t
l ARSUAIA, \'ot. Tg'\\'i1ll ltlf'L"
.2
t‘it'l" tl' \UlltlS. on» Ittit‘. l.t to:
‘ in our (lllt'i .ii‘.l oi” _.
Hal \‘olc llittl llPt’ll polled. This city
it out ot' thw tour pianos in an“ shtic:
built-:24.- i-it' ll tit): llt‘ltr‘l. livpuhiituit’
ti u't’lt-f ‘. '
taro t-otttifulit and lm’lllut'l‘tils' llitpt.‘llll.
it is t.\l,|t’i but that tho noo'i hour will
st t‘ llit‘ grt—ui inafoi'it) oi“ the vole cast.
Eat-h butlt’ l‘hpt‘tlS to get out all its
\‘Ult‘h‘.
lXDlAXAl’tlle‘, liid.. Nov. 7. - Early
reports from all parts of int-- Fl'dlt‘
indicated that at heart- iod- would lit?
polled today. .
OMAHA, .\'t--h., .\‘o\'. 7. honoring
skim and light sprinkh-s of rain
grcctcd tho tutors or Nt‘lfl‘ilfilikl curly
today. The polls «low at 8 o'clock
tonight with Vic“ oi‘ inc grunt lt-tigili
oi llit' lmllot l‘t’llll"1.~ itill ho into.
Hitll'X FALLS. .4 it ‘ “
for With
tho \‘tt‘illlit‘l' r-lmir not: cool and ti.‘
roads lll l".t“'lltlll toiiditton, S'ullll
ll.‘.l\'tl’.l! is minim-ti in l1'\" it ltl‘ll-;
\llli‘ itsltt lipi) \ozitiif‘nn» lzt‘il\_\
tliil .ttltl‘l \ t'l't'l’, 01.14. .\m. 7
‘t-i'tt-t-t tlt-t-tioii “Hillit‘l‘ Kl't‘l'lt‘tl tlltl.t-
l"il‘._‘_llti‘trltll’ 'li”21‘illtil
‘llt It"! .trounzi llzl‘
to (it .l‘N'
.
l
.t'lllil \ti t‘.
llllt wt ~l i
. ion” :iiiiciidiitvitt.
1m“- 1~~<i-it'or ..- l ..
Httli ti.l~‘.\"l‘.‘. it I. l‘ariy
ll‘lttlt';.‘~ mid llit titriy \(Jlt' throughout
ilio slaw was tho largest ot't-l‘ known.
in marl) llll tlii- lllt'tll;(‘h :ltt- \tllt' ..t
“hull
.
Knit 7
't it, '11.. "xa‘tt‘tll t. lllu limit t-tw. at no in
t\.o )t'tll‘r also ‘
l’tlli'l‘l..\.\'ll. lizi"‘v \H . T l-»“t.
ioiiut: ll] this city \tltt-rc lllP polls
(lll'll'tl it: it .t, in, \‘..i.\‘ t-yt~t»«ptitttitilly
l'.t’.l\)‘ lii Ulli‘ word it was only Your
pcr t't'ti. lo.»~ than in lllt' 5i‘plt'lllllt'l‘
t'l"t'llttll (Hour t‘tllt'.. lt'llttl‘lt‘l ;t lL'!
\titt-.
T
t"?.i
f\i\\i‘ill~ISTlIll. K. it. .\'H\
izgo rounds in iltln t-lt) wro-
l
ml: to into “llt.l lilt' poli> “polio! .tf
' o‘clock, ltvpithlit-ttii :.iiii llcinot-rittli-
.ttl~r.~ prctitctii‘. .\‘t\\ lllllIlDSltii'~‘
uoiild to“: it l‘t't'UTtI \ott-
litls'l‘tlfx‘, Ntn‘. T \ti iinusiiittly
llt':i\j. Vill‘l)‘ \‘oto \\llri cast itt litany
\liinw.llil1l'7‘llb t‘lllt'h‘ and towns iodit).
witcports trout sonic oi ilit- lat'tzcr (‘lllt“i
lllllll‘illt‘tl
tllr—llillll
that pl‘tlllitlll)’ inoro than
lllt‘ \otors \lllit‘tl ilti- poii.
llttlll'l-t .‘llt‘l‘ titty
lll Wino o: tlto slt‘tgtll 'l'
towns lllt‘ polls t‘losctl Hill) and H’ill
tt-i'ing rt-turns u-crc mtpwcttvd by “Will
t"l.\‘(‘lX.\'-A'l‘i, tl.. Not, \\'t2it
lllitll)’ lttctorios olio shops l‘ltlelt‘tl, azid
l‘l\lll‘t’ll oillt (lt’itl', "ttt‘lll. \\tlllliil'.
much interest WllB talwt in tho t'lW'
t ... w today. lertr \‘(litl wits cx-
ccptlonally hcovy. almost uric-third ot'
the total yoto being in tit s::ltt o'clock.
.t t t..~t.\ l A. tin, .\'o\. Fair
throughout tho south today
lll‘lllllilll \ttlt‘lh to tho polls I‘ll:\', .‘lill
llotuocl‘ulic loadol‘s pl'l‘dll’lt‘l! .zu ttlt
t
t
illsiittll} l'lr‘it’ \tllt' for ihvir pt'i-sitltzi
-tinl tillltlttlltlt'.
tlnTi‘ tit North t'aro
llllll and 'l‘t-nncsscc woro tho llt'ilullll'
t;i.-~ loin ti‘ ol’ tItllll'Jill :tto - tIl
llic (‘ll‘ll‘tllllll‘y llt‘ltltlt‘l lllt‘ itittjority.
tloi'crnors and otlior stuto otthwrs
ltl't’ living sclcctcd tti \l‘kllll‘itfi. li‘lorl
ida. (loorgltt. North t‘itrolintt. South
t‘arolina. 'l‘oii‘icsst-o :tiitl Tl'klt“. lu
.‘\l'liililliltli_ Fltll‘lilil, Mll‘n‘lha’llipl. Tl‘ll
noscc, Town and Virginia, .‘l l‘iiitvtl
State. Sotttttor is lit-int: cliostn.
'l‘ltt- gubernatorial t-otitcst in l"llil‘ltlil.
whcrt- S. .l. t‘iitts. tho liltlt‘pt‘llllt‘lllv
l‘rolilltitiou t'ii'ttt‘iduitg, |thtlltl>l'.\ :t
closo I‘Ht‘t' to W. Y, Kiltlll. tho ln'ltlJ'
t-tittic unitiiitco. is llt‘lllt: \Hlii'lit‘l \\llll
intt-rcsi throughout ilm south.
Loiiisiitnit is t'XlIl‘t‘lt‘d to cast it larizo
conipllincilttiry vote for John .\I. Park-
or, thc l’ixuzrcssit'c lltlllllllt‘t‘ t'ot' l‘lt'!“
prosidont.
lit \‘irgiiiht and North (‘:troliii:i tho
polls opt-nod at sunrisc and closed ill.
some; it Tl‘llllt 5500 Hwy opcucd n".
it it. ill.. and cluso at 7 p. m. in the
chit-s and at 4 iii the country districts.
in \rl "tiritzt vttti‘i'; l' "m". n: .H and
(litiit's :.l ll l' 10nd,. Elm Lilli“-
ini: is lit in in. not ill r‘t;t‘tll t‘ar-
lllillll t“ ."i i: but“ )vl ‘-‘ ’3 " to 4.‘
Young in \ifililillll“ “its from 9 to t‘»: in
in tho
countly .‘l“ll':1‘l“. win-r4 i: onds at 3:
in Oklahoma from 't‘ to ti in tho cities
and 8 to T in the country; in Luiisluun
I
. l
t v
‘v!\
tent
,and Mississippi from ii to 7 ant Texas
from 7 to 7. .
lt.\ll'lr'tliti), Nov. 7. -llltll(‘{tll02l6
this t‘orcnoon worn llltll Hartford,
would cast an unusually hoary vole
totlny. \l‘licn tho polls opcnod at ‘5
o‘clock thcrc was a throng of men at
each voting booth waiting? to work
Tho registration of th“? .
city is 22.740. and up to about 11
o'clock fifty pcr cent. had voted. This,
was nearly 31h." more than had voted f
at the sump liour-‘ln tlic election of
1912. Them 1.1;}, of courst> been a con- .1
siderallle lncrciise in rcgistraiion in:
thc four years. but, own at that today's
figures show on incrcasrd interest not
accounted for by the greater rcgtstrar
lion.
There was sonic curly troubic withi
voting inachiups. but nothing of a sec»
inus nsiturc.
sides wrre optimistic. but llL‘nP Would:
it positive opinion its to the"
probable result. Democrats cinimétl,l
however. that Wilson was heading his;
own. . .
TORRINGTON. .\'ov. 7r~lndlcatlorta
at noon today painted to the polling
oi the largest, vote in the history ot‘
Torrington. Nearly 2,000 votes had
been cast at noon. The number oi!
v...“
i-arty leaders on both?
.st issue between them is 't.
VPAGE rm:
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STRAIGHT — LINE ONE
v14
James Dounelly'
These Are the Styles Worn on
Fifth Avenue
AGE FROCKS, SUITS WITH LONG JACKETS
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lltcn Jolie Brush-
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10.1 WASHINGTON ST.
. ronoiuiow.
Never did a store boast
same time varied collection of
Exquisite. Charming Frocks
fabrics of the season abound b
are very very popular.
Specials 'for
SERGE AND SILK DRES
illitdhhwmmmwtig
ll until 7
art- lint-lid“ if you “ill Wear a M‘lEllhlltidll) cotnltm ll'tl
Njiilllrull‘ muscle! Hut. the contour or thc llll'llrr i~ hllilllll.
B‘Et‘fitg
(hr-AN do out
l=é|lllt"'l‘l‘llllt‘ innit Inaicriuis tutti stiltu; tum liar k. Ilook
not lets: Mtilltlk'lx'riullullk “fillilllg \\ ilhout icntmnl.
ml. or will gladly Klld him. prepaid. samples to allow you.
lllv\.l \‘tllN tr Joli
fit?
'1” ' .
DRESS DAY
walk's most exclusive Spectalty Shop docs right
, MISSES
AT \ AT AT
$8.95 $10.00 $12.95
Values up to $20.00
”a! Visit This Store Tomorrow
. ,fi . .._-._._.
til Bust and Shouldch 3 '
'1'.
«hi nfttn uncondncd int «n sin-it ltt-~ tit.-
ut the hint l-ttck \tlicrt- it lit"
onus. yrcrtnl tltc foil tint t‘tuiii
lining the: :iittx-at‘iitiu- oi duh
binctts. clitnitittle the Il:\ll§(|“l‘ of
drawing ittttsclts :tnil mitrlnc ‘llt‘
“tilt of tin: bltol'tltlvi phiiig n
to cntfre uppcr body.
tics! and most scrricmltlc Eéll’lllt‘llld intimi-
l-toitl. hmplicc. [intuit-tut. ctc. llniictl \t itli "\\‘;titiltti." the
show you Bit-ti Jolit- nfflkhll'n‘fl. it‘not niacin
MES. 5i Wurrcu Slrcct. Newark. N. J.
.t‘
5/
SOUTH NORWALK
WEDNESDAY
of a more complete and at the
Dresses than 80mm
MW.
in all the newest styles and
etc ‘n profusion and the prices
Tomorrow
SES FOR WOMEN AND
Qifificoo to he on important factor in
the voting of Arizona citizcns today.
Fair \it‘titl'ior prcvuiicd.
NEW YORK, Nov. 7.—~Grnliflcation
was cxpresscd today tit both Repub-i
limit and Dctttocrtitic nntiontil hood?
quarters here at tho fair weather for.
clcct’ion. its it was cxpcctctl that it‘
would bring out it great number 0!
Voters. it has been claimed by both
of the leading parties thtit the outcome
of election would tic .‘Tcatly influenced
by the so-cnllcd “sites? mic." tint] it‘
was lloli'ovcd that good weather would;
bring this class out in ptg'ticularly'
strong numbers.
“titt‘t‘tir‘mttn 'wti.ita'm"ii'."’-\t tit-ox, oi' the
Republican National Committee. mm
at his desk early receiving tclcgraphlc .
reports from throughout the country
relative to the citrly notion of the
electorate in coming out to vote. He
said he was gratified at the reports he
had ré’ccivctl. . x .
Chairman Vance C. McCormick. of
the Democratic National Committee,‘
was at his home at Harrisburg, Pa...
where he had gone to cast, his votc.j
lie cxpccted to be at his desk at. its--
tioual licndqtiartersdiere later in tho‘
day, it was said.
At“ the last. predidentisl _
more than 600,000 votes were cast in:
New York city. The city. both parties;
concede, will as usual. in national elcc~1
ttons. go Democratic. and the question i
he size of
the pluralty. The Democm‘s claima
lead of 100.000. while the Republicans
declare the Democratic plurality will,
not exceed 70.000. 'Both sides clalm~
Brooklyn,“ where 'lhe political results.
I
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day. but a large role was predicted 33,-?
ytllousc izt Des Moines.
election?
tonistci-ed voters is 3,600. 'i have input yé'prs shown more van
Tlti Eighth lll‘Pllllt‘. almost directly
back of the liotcl where llt‘ made his
headquarters during the campaign.
His ballot was .\'o. 13. When his atn
tcuiion was called to this the llcpub-l
lican candldutc said "13" was his lucky
number. ".l'titl l was born on a Friday,
too." ho added. ‘
.\lr. Liliglics went to the polls before
breakfast. When he saw the weather.
conditions indicating; u choir. cool dayi
lic rciiiurkctl: "It looks like a good'
Republican day." , '
cont'itntis, 0., Nov. 7.-~-\\'eutht>rl
conditions throughout Ohio are favor-I
illlilf‘ todiiy llllll curly voting horc out} .
tlic pt'otliclioli of political loaders that 2
mo \‘oto‘prohubly \i‘ill hr the largest1
in tlic history of the state, with csti“
tzizttcs runniiis. as high as a million:
and h quarter voics; , i
DES MOlNES, 1:1,. Nov. 7.-—Cold,'
rainy weather greeted lows rolfigs to-i
cause of the bitter light over thc state'
ticket. As the polls do not close un‘il
7 o‘clock, it is possible the first lowu'
votes reported will be those of 2.5M
state Guprdsnion ciicmupcd in Texas.
which will bg telegraphed to the Stall.
CHICAGO. Nov. 7.——Ily 9:30 o‘clock
two antl‘oneliali hours alter the polls
opened in Chicago. it was estimated at
the cities of the Board of Election Cour .
missions that oriothlrd ol‘ the city's
registered vote was cast. The call“
mate was based on telephone messages
from .550 of the. 2,193 precincts in tho.
city. ’ a
In many- precincts lines had formed
before the polls opened. Every indi-I
cation was for an unusually heavy
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 7.—-—Cold
Numerous autos ran back and 101‘“). weather prevailed in virtually airports} cl
at California. indications were the
voting w0uld be heavy. elite! interest;
being shown‘ in two Prohibition amend-
ments. the presidential election and ill
ooht
ships
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eat tot-Jud 43111101! flutes Bohmr- «4 “1‘th
won. "son would. 70:0us Pro-3%
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Entrance on Main St., Fnrfield Ave. Cannon 8!. "7
Bridgeport, Conn. Tuesday. Nov. 7, 1916. ;
Inspiring books
f b
or oys -.
lli-i'c Ltl't‘ hoot“ that lilwl l putt'iotimi, that inoltc lloys’ . i ‘
lllllwfis li-titi. lllitl ll‘dH.’ lllt' spirit oi l)t‘l'\t‘\'t'l‘£lllt‘t‘. 7
.\li‘l lioti info. i'tgztl lt\c In») \, \till t'll'ltly rcnding .'
tlit-itt! . .:
’l‘rztil ot’ lilt‘ .\lUlla\\'k"”EVrreil ’l‘. 'l‘oinliilsoii-~ $130. . ‘
l’nul lit‘H‘l't‘ lltlllcllon—s $1.35. ' ‘ .
lit-rt.) ot' Stony Point ~ James lllll'llt‘:'~ $l.:l.'t. f
"l‘litt ’l'rco of .‘lppoiliitltox - .loscph Altsliclcr—UJIU.
llii'ttls for lllt‘ Tt’lllll’”l3'dl'b0ul" $1.110. ' i
.Voi‘tolk lloy SCOtllh’WMdl‘rllltll Jt'lllillls $1.313. ;
'ti-‘rucl l’uinitni Louise Haab‘out-k $l il‘». . A ',
'illc Scouts of Stotiouttll».lilscpli .‘tlisliclct‘~$l.;}tl.
sworn ot Allllt‘lfllll Alislo-l r~$l.ilu. 5 .
.ilttiti iioor, rtttr. f
I
Ground Gripper shoes
make walking easier
.'\lt.ii or \\tllilt'll who t‘iii not null; with t‘otiiioit, only 1
tint! t'iii‘t- iot' llltll littllllit'\ lty \tiai‘ing (it‘oiiittl tiriil— '
'in't' ‘lltlt‘\, -
l'litwc \lltit‘~ arc oi ittiititic coii~ti‘tl\‘tioii. 'l‘lit't hold
“it" it ot lirtiil) .“l tlivi’ t‘\.i't‘t~c :ill tlic intiwlt's oi the 3‘
ill"t‘ll oi lllt‘ tool. ii iii \tt‘c :ctli to tlioxc lllll‘t'lt's, lultlil up
lllt‘ .‘tiilli; .ilitl glt'dllllitll} tort :tii t‘lltl tit till Mitlltiilg tllS“
(Milli-ill. ' . ’
Ilkllitl sounds :illl‘ttttt lllv.’ n iifll\‘lll_llll‘tht:lll\‘ :Ultt‘i‘tlst“
ntcnt lltltNlld it? \ti it i~ a ~ittll'lt' ‘~l.’llt‘llit'ill of fart.
\Vt-‘i't- llittl til'tllliltl tirippt-r sllotw [t‘HlL‘Il thoroughly ‘
lti' iilcii and “unit”. 'l'lit‘y liziic found tlicni cflit‘it-iit lll
l~"~\t‘illllg toot tt‘ttitltlcx l‘l‘tl‘VV ll.‘l\t‘ ll\‘t‘<l tip to tlicir
t’l.lllll‘~. t‘oiilul liiglit-t‘ l‘t‘t‘tllll ’ili'iitlillltlll llt‘ gin-ii?
I'oi lllt'il :iutl \\tlll|t‘tl. iii.iil\ctllj.' t'oilit'tii‘tultlc lilll not
iiiizfrot't't‘itl ol' .‘tiipt'ni'unvo St. and $11.30.
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Main litutt‘. l't‘ill‘.
Vacuum cleaners
drop in price
\Vc‘w it icu vacuum ClJilllt'l'h of t‘\L't‘llt'lll sort but
at loiti-t't-tl pi'it‘c.
'l‘licy have lit'i-n iisctl for tlt‘llltt‘l‘ll'llllllg‘ and no can
not l‘.’llt‘ tlicln u" iicw.
llut t'llt’ll is in pct-ici‘t \\' tilting ot'tlchaud of g‘t‘cat
t'lllt‘lt'lli‘t. l
lilvctt'iml iii:
wt-n- 35o $25
\ \\'C1“~ $3.15”. $25
\Vt’l't‘ S:'.45 $20
ll:ttitl opcmiul
‘\\it‘2't‘ 5 (ran... $ 5
.12'
Ark
\‘uJ
'l‘liii‘tl flour.
Sweaters for
men who motor
Sturdy swctttci‘s that \viIl tiring wariiitlr and comfort
as mic l'accs lllt' l\i't‘ll i\utiimti ltt'cczcs.
Sti'ccatcrs that lit snugly but without binding, that are
L‘lilNllC of \\'L‘tl\'t‘ lllll not lingo). tlizit :ii'c \tariii without
licitig‘ at llt‘il\‘_\' lutrtlcti!
Roll-collar su'catcrs iii a lllllllllt'i' oi"t‘tiltirs.--»~S3.5o.
Lightwcight worsted swcatcrs with ,\' itcck, many .
colors,—~S4.
Shaker-knit swcatcrs with \. hock—$5. _
Solid Shaker-knit swoaicrs iii whitc and colors. roll \.
collar that may be turncd up Clth‘t'l)‘ iitidcr cltiit,——S7.50
and $3.50.
at.-
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Front hasctttcnt.
The Howland Dry Goods Co;
,- ., ._._...‘
”in a large two family house with
every modern inprovement "to
The price is exceptionally attroc
tive.‘ Any real estate agent a
KeOgh & Condo
e, attorneys,fw
lance than in any ‘other borough of the
ty. . ‘
Long before the polls were open
some sections at the city. men were in
title walunl tools: their ballots. and
prediction- wers that the greater part
’ ‘ be out. before boon.
3.. Nov. '1.»-L
'v to even for it presidential election.“
SDERBY. Nov. ?.——In addition to vot-
in log on the national and state tickets,
Derby is today holding a city election
:witb three tletets in the acid, Msyor
taeorxe P. Sullivan; 02!“)an who is
rupture-election; Winfield a. m.
mum. out! William I. 804
M than out Intuit
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l" glvepdrtlculars.
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