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FOR BALI ox sarvnnnv. NOV. TO LET 4 ROOM APARTMENT
'11. canary stock and imam. lasted. 15 Orchard St. Rent 83 per month.~
in: scale. register, counters. etc. .o. Tel. so. ill 3t
so a cow. pigs and cheap hay, 818 a —'
‘ TO LET APARTMENT. 216 EAST
Viol. 1! By no. .
Washington street, also store 207
FOR SALE CIDER 151' BARREL East Washington street. Inquire at
'lhomas Mcinerney. Main street, mm 64 South Main street 0r 'phone 60. t1
Milt. 1301. 1859'".
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-‘ To LET 5 ROOMS WITH Ili-
FOR SALE 11011314310”) Minx]. provements, garden and half fruit. \"a—
tire Saturday afternoon, Nov. llth cated December 1. Inquire at 21
at 20 Spring St., So. Norwalk. n8 31 Grove rll'ci'l, South Noi-ll'alil.
FOR SALE INDIAN MOTORCYV To LET HOUSE 7 noons, BATH
(ll—3 and side car upholstered in you pantry sleeping porch. and fire place,
inc leather. All in good condition. all iniorrwenl-ents, with heat and film‘-
Vt'ill demonstrate. Cheap to quick Iric lights, on line of trolley. Inquire
tulyer. Harry Muster. Conn. “c.3136 32 First 81., East Norwalk. .
> Bakery.
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arm» “ATOJ.
amen-um
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WANTED GIRI.
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Monroe 81., 80. Kuwait
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WANTED YOUNG GIRL T0 Atl-
sist with house work and care or
child. Mrs. C. R. Baht-r. 31 Orchard
street, Norwlllk.
WANTED WASHING AND IRON-
lng to take home or will go out by
the day. Inquire at 3 our: street,
South Nor-walk. n8 3t
WANTED GIRLS FOR TURNING
in on paper boxes C. S. Trowbridge
Co. 139 Washington St, 80 Not-walk.
noy 8 3t
MAN T0
Raymond Bros.
117 iii
WANTED YOUNG
learn tlle businesa.
.4
W . ‘ TO LET—COTTAGE 7 ROOMS,
FOR SALE I JERSEY C01" ‘1 newly paportd and painted on North
better, 3 {at pigs. L. Wolfe, Taylor Main “rpm, 60. Noryvfilk. pom 3‘5.‘
Place. ‘ 1‘5 M For particulars ‘
Fog 3“,: 0x1: TIIATCHE‘I1 Ask .1011" T. Haves
furnace, large size, pipes and regis-
'l {LVIUT ave. So. Norwalk. n? (it
I
ters, all in good order, also 25 pair. 7 MAIN ST. NORWALK.
of second hand window sash. lltquim: Real Estawlusurance i
:22 First St.. East Norwalk. ‘ ......_ ----—~~~—-~—— ,
-—~ LOST. r
FOR SALE—0N ACCOUNT OF.
muting will sell household i‘urntturc.‘ sum of money
Also mens' clothing size 36 and. 3g'litnllrond station, between Monroe
‘Overcoats and suIIS. Call mornlnxs ltnd t‘llcsinut sin-(ts. I'Ii.:t‘l . ‘
until 1 p. m. and after 6 p. m. Apply return. as this was (Iillliiit' ~
O'Connell, 19 West avenue, South on account of III health rm W-..
Norwnlk. n6 3: your. Reward. lleiurn to Sentinel
cnsy terms, little cash required. III-
qnire Keogh & (“linden Attys. NOIIII‘.‘
Norwalk. or Tel. 535-2. or write I’. 0.. v . ll
Mix 463, South Norwnlk. ('31 3t OPERATORS 0” SE“ '36 MAC '1
ines, pay while learnlnl-
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FOR :BALEv—M'TOMOBIIIE COME MEN 3H1“ IRWERS.
and see the Allen 4. $79."- snd Auburn
,1 81,085 before you buy. Tho Whitel
til-age, back of P. 0. South lx'orwnllt,I
’Pllnne 910. 11110..
_ m...“ ..... o
The Reed &'-V-ll1t
Eict trical‘ Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
ELECTRICAL SHOP
In the Town
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone 805—50 So. Main at.
So. Norwalk, Music Hall Elk.
LOST'»WEI)NESDAY NIGHT, A
In lady's purse, llear
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FOR SALE MODERX TWO Faith
12v louse, all improvements, on trol-f
1i‘)’Illle,UppPT Main street. Very \
CINE“, PM};
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through glasses that are out oi
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proportion to the exact meas-
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uremcnt of the face.
Woosterdilowersoclt
Attorneys at Law
PATENTS
A. M. Wooster. Late Examin-
Othcrs thice It
We Correct It
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and steady work;
‘ Friedman. 'South
. 1151 or 317.
~ 'TMN'TtTt'o‘"’-"li.irt-:RTHZT\GTN‘G
‘decoratini. palnter's supplies:
' paper, unto-ditto 'styles. lowest prices.
lustimates cheerfully given. Trial or-
‘ur: solicited. Tel.
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1 phone Point, East Norwnlk. n8 81
WANTED BOOKKEEPER, ONE
thorouzllly cmllpetent to tulle charge
of a set of books. Raymond time.
it? St
WANTED—A POSITION BY AN
elderly woman at light housework or
as housekeeper. Address M. I). W
Quintard Il\'e. So. Norwalk. it? til
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WANTED A Gilli. lt‘Oll GliNEll-r
ill housework or a middle aged wom-1
an desiring a home. Address Home.I
(‘lll'o oi Sentinel. :17 3t
n- m
WANTED»1‘\\'0 novs TO WORK",
in printing department, good wagvsi
also 1111'! to work
iii mailing department. Murphy Mfg.
Co. East avenue, East Norwalk. n6 3t
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WANTED FOR STOCK
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noon.
‘ bright boy, good pcnmitn. Good oppor-l
jtunity {or right party.
Address nor6
200. care sentinel other, South Non:
walk. all 31“
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WANTED HAVE MONEY
floss on first class mortgages. AttOI‘" 5“
ney Ira Gregory, riorwrllz. no at
”WANfiD—A "‘ IZC‘Y 'r'i‘“ I rtxvn’xi
prlntcrs’ trade. Inquire Evening Sen-
tine].
WANTED—T0 BL‘Y ALLKIN’DB
of cattle and poultry. Ilcst prices
paid. Best prices paid {or calves. ll.
Norwaik. ‘I‘hono
will
400.
White, 61 1‘2 Ely avenue.
Alexander
m2:
ro'UNDT‘T "“7",
Ron“ boat. flat bottom and painted
; green. Own-er may have same by pay‘
‘lllg {or this advertisement and apply
,to George E. Moore, Country Club,
, flmm mm
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2-5." Ilkt‘ unseat W ”0' X“ h u‘ n 'm M. '.—h w WIS? T um”
[um lI—‘NOM. D. W Dart ”M1,... 3‘ liquor-1h I“ W a “I" "I. m. m
Aubrey. I. V0”: NO“.- 31": M'lSot-iilui. .‘Iryer Lulu: In tin m and It. lash combat:
"’7' 3"“ Twelfth there i: a lion waters in» ("0- Wm. summons-a. ’
PW” “j“’""’- “r “m“ °'" tween lIr. lauda- and Lula Gallon. :f ,‘fifi'fl": ,Jem‘mcf,"
“‘M' D' "'"f T'""“ 3"”: wu'i his litanocmic orwmnl our LII: oute mile the time my
tun! m purer. that that
chance 111.1 the 64'1”.qu
lull rust. v uh so many M ,.
ill with! be onions“ and“
another day, and there n!
ol'llclal talk that the deckin- .
llf‘r ANS. I . , ville-u iiughu “reins "" Iii on] r
'a 5. . - - --- «l-niulyimurr it .
mum lirwhttkin, It. 9101‘“. ' I‘ll: blblt fimre rLInla‘ne Rt wuu III“. or ‘ ”Hughes ct lte‘preeznatlvcs‘ o n n o thel1
District lc—nuney. n. remind. ll’“ “'1 Y ‘ N r W- ms. ‘ There “on. sugKeItious also that;
District II-O'Sullivan, D. elected. N-MAW. “0‘1””.ch if“! 22o: s 4,” there might be in some IMIII has»
over Brinsnude, It. Vote: O'Sullivand 513 ll)! lg, \; ,, 7.- Returns from dt—Ifid101lvnited States Senator Henry ,‘fl'n‘ffm‘xrrhfihtmfif?,;w flu. ”in, 3%
33-401 Brlnsmder 2357- H.222; out or 3.439 pl'i-tilicis in the F. Limit. ll- bi Peter G. Gerri". 0- in ’ .‘
days. with the result hing“. I
District tSvMay. D. .elected over - ~ ~, the first direct election 01 a United . ‘ 5 _.
C om" R yole- May 2631. Cronin state, including 308 111 St. Louis gne Sm“ 86mm" in 1th “a l I I, “a rmflt. Gnarls: Wt. Perkins um
,r ' ' ’ ' ’ ’ '. Wilson 239"“: Hughes, 221-06“ a the outstandhg"leature of yesterday’s p n a nu efl‘
upon the close vote in solo 6W
clared that a recount might be M
nary. (‘hairman McCormiob"
day sent telegrams to every stat.
2'“? _ I lead of 18,900 votes.
District I9~Bsrnes, R, circled m3 MISSOURI.
er Gobrath. D. Vote: Barnes, 2,659? KANSAS CITY, 31o, Nov. 8.~-»Re-
vote. Mr. Gerry’s plurality was ‘2: out
6,800.
Hurdles curried thl- state by 1,700
Gobrath 2 418. .. .
,' ' . . . = turns from 1,0.4 out of 2.474 precincts
DIBIIICI 20-—Hlnckley. R' elected m in Kansas givr- Wilson 145.863; Hugh-
er Crandall, I). Vote: Hincliley, 3.390: es 136 w,
Cl'aildall. 2,924. l " " ‘
District 21-—Bartlett, R. reelected,
over Elson. I). Vote: Bartlett, 3.838;
OREGON.
I’OII'I'I..ANI), 0.9.2011, Nov. 8.«~0re-
plurality. In three Congressional dis-
tricts the present incumbents, Walter
R. Stiness ind Ambrose Kennedy, Re~
publicans, and George F. O‘Bhaunesoy.
Democrat, were reelected. Governor
It. Livingston Beecklnan, R. was 1'1“
elected by a plurality of about 13,000
county chairman where the result?
pears close commanding that to
sonally see that the ballot boxes
guarde‘L and protected."
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NEW cauaan Attaining"
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over Addison P. Munroe. I).
MASSACHUSETTS.
BOSTON, Nov. 8.-—.\Iassachusetts
gave Charles H. Hut-hes ii plurality 01
21.0100 over President Wilson ill yes-
terday’s election. The Republicans
also were successful in reelectlng
Governor Samuel W. llct‘all and Sen
«tor Henry Cabot Lodge by materially
larger pluralitles than that given Mr.
Hughes. All four Democratic Con~
gresallen from this state were re-elcct.
ed and the Republicans retain control
of the twelve (‘ougressionul seats
held by them ill the present Congress.
The Republicans increased ”II'Ir ma»
jority ill the state House of iteprc-
sentativer. and retained their present
large majority in the s‘late senate.
In the Ninth District Congressman
Ernest W. Roberts, R, was defeated by
Alvan 'I‘. Fuller, running as an tilde-
pcndent. but generally ranked as it
Republican. The lit-illocrllts made no
nomination in this district.
Senator Lodge, who has previously
held attire through repealed etc-clinic
by the legislature. went beloro the
electorate ill the first direct election
of it United States Senator hold ill
this state. Although his total vol“
was somewhat smaller than that that
for Hughes, his plurality \VilS consid-
erably larger.
.5011 was Mill ill the doubtful column
11. 9]“th shortly before daybreak with Presi-
O‘Connell; dent W iron maintaining a 100 lead
”I”: Harrison. 2332. Ion the face of. incomplete returns'
District 23-i‘aidwell. R. elected (nu. from 30 out of 34 counties. Republi—
cr llut‘nH. I). "out: Caldwell. 3,3613; 1 can leaders claimed that sections yet
Ilnrns. 2.932. illnlleani from were strong Hughes
District ‘H-llissell. R. lie-elected centers and would swing the state.
“m [‘m'k, D. Vote: Illsscll, 3,4itz' Missoum.
Inn-k, 3.133. 81‘. Lows, M0,, Nov. 8.—-R€‘Iurns
lilairim 23-~»-$tllllltlll. R, rr-i’IPCIFd from 2.176 out of 3,459 precincts ill
ovcr Elwood, D. Vllli'“ Salmon. 3.653: . Missouri including II“ but {our ill Si.
Elwood. 2.387. lollis give Wilson 268.973; Hughes,
Ilistrict 2tl—wnliammn. R. elected 254,3ot.
over \‘ollmer. Ii. Vote: Williamson.I With four precincts Ililshlllg In St.
3,582; \‘nilmer. 2.566: v'I.ouis, the city gave Hughes a plural-
llietrict TFMM. R. 5-0391 31“"; lty or 9.922. believed Insumcient to
ville. I), 3.1.31. - Eovercoltlc Wilson's plurality out in the
nmrm 28~Mcilonald, R. “I“iedtflnm
tlvcl' PM. 11. Vote: McDonald, 1,9182:
Full. 1,023. ‘
District 29~Admrnn 9‘90”“ m"
Gallup. I). Vote: Adams. 2,318: (‘val-
lup. 2.135.
Elnon, 2,895.
District 22—0't‘onnell,
oler Harrlgan. I). Vote:
Majority at 231 for Hugheh—M
Republican Ticket“ 'T
New Canaan gave a mlmityod
about 230 for the Republican tlcfiot
There were 438 Republica tram
tickets. 226 Democratic all-signings!»
split. 3 blank and four rejected 'ho»
cause improperly marked. Herman:
the returns ill lull; . 1
Presidential Electors. ‘“ ’
Republican
Democratic
Socialist ....................... .
Prohibition ......................
Socialist Labor ..................
For Governor. ‘
Marcus H. Holcomb, R... ..... m.”
Morris B. Beardsley, D ........ ”a!”
Herbert N. Beeboe, 8 ..-.....~....,‘.
0.. Whitehead Simonaoa, P. . . . ...'., "3"
Charles B. Well, S L ............ ‘
For Lieutenant Governor.
(‘liilord B, Wilson, R .......... .’.)
Francis. P. Guiliolle, D ........... '
Robert McJunkin, S............,
William A. Amen, P ............. 5.15
l. ' .......... . ~
tlmernor .\lc(‘;ill lilll itir lllleud ti Aexander Hedlll, S I ” Hv
his ticket, both Ill the total vote polled F" 5"“ Secretary.
Sli'fl I) Vol? Stoeckcl o296.iovcr Edwards, R, by 2,500 to 5,000;
l . . ~ ' " '
and ill the size of hi; plurality. .Frederick L. Perry, R .......... .1,
WEST VIRGINIA. Frederick E. Ilufly, D ....... rm. t
n ., 14' I i‘onmesmn Evans has been re—elect-
"" "' ‘ ed.
District tit—flow. R. elected over I
. _, , - WYOMING. CHARLF‘TOV ' '
.. , D. V010. Boyd, 2,138. ab . . “. ‘11., ., . ‘ .
kllTIlbi‘rm ‘3 and . . . 1 (‘HEYENNH‘ Wyn” ng 8,——~Two.‘118|ur115_,1r01fl 995 precinch 1.1%“, ”PM \Iunileda. 8"”
Klrchbcrtti’l‘. 1" ' roclected‘ hundred and Illil‘i)"l\\'(l precincts 01'1”” 1“ “'9‘“ Virginia Km” brunt: hlclloias. P "; """"
District sit—Lyman. 49,771; Wilson 45.791 Hrllullucl Sherman, S I ..........
i 981 precincts {or t'tlver'mr give: For State Treasurer.
Frederick S. Challlbcrlaiil. 11."
R: I
M" DnVIfi D. .0”, Lyman. 1.939;:5” in Wyoming give Wilson 9,329;
Invis..1.7-"-5- Iggiblllooll. It, «17,973; (‘oi‘n‘wclL It, at}.-
' George Ulrich. I) as
John I’. McCarthy. S ......... ..
I Hughes, 7.225.
District tit-Quint. It. elected 0"”; I ‘ _ _ . . ‘ .
‘ 2 . '1‘ I913: liOISII‘J. I , ‘ . ._ 81.1.” .. . . Jill prcctncts for L. .8. Senator givc:
Tyler. D. vote. Qulgg. .431, _l' , dado hot it urns erll CSutherland, It, 48.521; Chilton, I), 43'.
. or II it J. Deloraine Conant. P ........
”gm" M- a . Albert H. Geirglnr-Ity, S L ...... L.
lOAHO.
905" '3': today from nearly half of Idaho'lt‘mL
' elected over, vptc rut Will-on 8.1M; Hughes, 22,1 MINNESOTA.
. r), Vote: llall. 2.925: Stev- 507. HOlIHP-“Slllltll and French. I 5T- PM’L- Minn, NOV. 8:4)!10
St“‘°n;" NEW MEXICO. I illundrcd and thirty-one precincts out ‘ F" Comptroller.
ens.1.. . . ' . , , lot 204 in licnncpin County tMinne. .\.orri.~ C‘. Webster. It .......... '
M ALI“ Ql'ERQI 13. N 34-. Ml"- S'”'upollsl ivt-' Wilson “t"’i"' ll ln- '
3W YORK. . ‘ 3 .. 8 - - u... —. uglia Alton '1‘. Minor, I) ...........
M.. ’ Iletulns from less than one-fourth of 1.5.40... . .
\Jldil“ YORK. Nov. 834%“. \ork John 1.. Martin. 5 .............
. George ll. Wilder, l‘ ......... .
100 Ilhc precincts in New Mexico gave‘ 13? precincts in Ramsay 0mm”. tSl. ,
"' ‘. t ives Hughes a plurality of .- ?
hm F g 'blithacl l'. O‘Connor. S L ....... '
I
Wilson u slight lend, All lnrlicatlons‘rflu” “I" 0‘ ”5 81W Wilson 30-533:
000 ol more, and reflected Governol point m a close vote. ’ {y
. , . . . , _ For United States Serltto'v~
\\ hltnlan by an even larger tote. All ' ‘lncludlng 48 precincts in Henneptn. George I). McLean R ‘»
dent Wilson appeared early today 50711
‘ l tx'ior United States Senator. . .
canuloai . Ebenezer J. Hill, R ........... .
lpubijcan, may have 50,000 majority result of the presidential election In
. . . Charles E. Williamson, R ...... .;
Ior Lister, I). maintains his lead oven was in doubt early today. With .11
lHughes 12,333.
Five hundred precincts in Minnesota
WASHINGTON.
the rest urine Republican WW ”9““ SEATTLE. Wash. Nov. 3,.-.prot-i. 137 in Ramsay and 50 in St. Louio
mm b. mm. pluraliiiea, Includintzthe m'countics, git-c Wilson 58,763: Hughes “0m" 5- Cm'm‘ingsr D ------ --
‘ . . For Member of Congress.
have carried Washington by more, NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Returns trom all but 282 of o total man moon. Sonilior roinnexter. no.‘i MANCHESTER, N. ll.. Nov. o.—'I‘Ilt\ J . , , o . o
of 5,807 election districts give Iluglles elem at lull-clans, ..........
fl - - . . . ., , ' c tor
.3 ‘42". “”80 735,233_ 3 llepubllctmi ’ . , _ .\ew Hampshire. uhith had bull gan- °‘ I“ -
:Igrllliiv of 101ml“. lover Turntr, D' {01 Senator. Govern orally regarded as safely Republican, ‘
‘ '. . , . Frederick H Bedicnt P - -
lovernor Whitmans plu..‘.TIl} (Wi’l‘t -~ - . , . - - i '
.ucBrIde. R. 1118 “1310*"? in 0““ third precincts n""°'ng' unotllctal returns William Vollmer, D ...........
”if
MONTANA.
HELENA, Motlt., Nov. 8.~ nelumsl
iottriy badly indicate-d vict/ry for Prev
‘ Idem Wilson Ill «ontnntt by ten thou—'
' sun. the reelection ol' l‘nlted States
We'll“ 30 "“100” R‘ “mod" 2;: Senator Henry L. Myers over Charles
l‘urnlmmv "' "0““ “’00” “ 'IN. 11. Ray, n, by about 10.000 and the-
NI?I"“I"£ Efflhtoeckcl R clerl ed ov-E reelection of Governor Stewart. D,
lb “1‘ v _ " '
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(’1'
Nov. 5. ~
out of
Hughes
11.
i’Coais,Suiis dilresses
e1. U S Pat Office Scabury, I). 528 districts missing. Is! at the state beim: 1.700. ‘gove Hughes a plurality of 1,869 votes
F. H. Bowersock, 13 years
practice N. Y. City
Security Building. 3115‘ Main
St, BRIDGEPORT, CONN.
Send For Booklet On Patents
'l'llAllEIl
The “Three 0" Eye Ser‘flce
0collab. Optometrists, Opticians
87 Atlantic 8a., Stamrd, Conn.-
, Open Sat. Eve. till 9 o’clock.
Est. 1897.
District of Norwnllt, ss. “Probate
Court. October 17, A. D. 1916.
“-5 ......_..
Big Barglns
r .Kransch & Bach
r Shoninger
1 Gordon
I Christie & Son
I Raven & Bacon
$65.00 AND UP
Studweil Piano (30.
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. lowed six months .Lron the date
thereof -tor 4he creditor-3101' said Eo-
tate to exhibit their claims forget-
tlemcnt.‘ Those who mischto pre-
sent tbslr accounts, properly attest-
ed, within said thiamine!» .tleblt'red
_ For mecota or Your.“
f. ,fl.‘ [“1“ a recovery. All persons dabbled . ‘
.‘ ~ said Ettore are requestedto make in
- - 7‘ mediate ayment to ‘
auctioneer? " mm. L Emma.
“d. . . .Wnlltrntor.
o—m .—
‘ REIODIHNG OF FURS ‘W‘ét‘eai’téfirufimflrmlw
by. I g; ' - ; V0“! ' ‘ L-
’ . . . ‘ . frown-boat luvs-email. I“:
Ndw “Wk W‘W“ my", NM vmmm
y a . . . j ' ~ r. as. any day ixufl‘mfiul"
$.44“ N“ F one-nut molvodn"wle‘_
Barnacle-t mw'al
‘ . _ 5mm; ' ‘ ' ,
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, ‘ ' , rm=mmo s. ‘ . n
eonarioounl. an.
Estate of Charlotte L. Wasaondate ,
‘ot Norwaik in said District, deceased. .
Thereourt of Probate tot" the Dls- ' ._
triot of Norwalk..-hath~llmlteil and ‘al- ‘
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For Women and Children
The It‘lA'I‘I-tONAJZoI
I GARMENT co:
: 127 Washington St. _
1 Second floor.
x For Uptodats Service Call ,
FRED 'H. GANUNO’ '
uneral Director and Embalm
”Office and Residence
- _ Telephone)“
Summit fit. to. Manual
sued-non motor AT THE cLuas. .
. my
low.
132. The totals tire: Whitman. Results on 00'1“”.an ”mm“
773.906: Scabury'. 641,673. in doubt. .
William M. Colder. of Brooklyn. lie-l CALIFORNIA.
publltan candidate for U. S. Senittot'.‘i SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 8.“‘-1.
"9"“1‘683'35‘ “”8 ”Wt “£1732 Seenmnsky. registrar of voters.
for William F‘ IiIcCombs, mHm)";elated-early this morning that the
chairman-oi the llemorcatlc National; vote so for counted indicated that
committee. In the vote thus far talk. Wilson would carry San Frmlclsco by
ulatcli,,1.093 districts are missing. about,20.000.
Most of the missing districts 11“
outside of New York city. This city.‘
complete. gave Wilsona plurality voli
10,069, but the great‘Hugllee vote up?
H.
de
clncteout of 712 in San Francisco
give. Wilron 211195: Il't"hes, 17,936.
COLORADO. '
DENVER, 0010., Nov. 8,—4Returns
[tom 513 of ‘1,'4l'rl~prccincts .in Galore
do 'girc'd-Iugms'bstmb; Wilson, »60l~_
. ‘93. Returns for eiovcrrmrtrom 506
precincts give Carlson. Republican.
“ 142,558; Gunter. Democrat, 51,325.. Re
' publican lemmipractlcallytoncedod
memelsute tor Wilson but early today
{still hold‘eont‘lhopocrthot belated re-
Reopio’ Who 13o Aroundgcomphin
The South Norwalk'Club entertain-
ed last evening, the occasion being
the annual open night. and a large
number of the members as well as
Pacvéral score. guests were in attend
fiance. The returns were receivédpvsr
tho ticker and a specialltelephon‘e-‘scr-
vice wire, whichcotnpktelyioveifid
the cotmtrytatid‘ startled the big
crowd much inlormatioo and antar-
tainment. A finalist. delicious club
lunch was amfiwunmvtheudirocttu
crate campaigns minutiae.
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'Romedlu'yott have tried these is only:
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soreness. stillness and swollen, ,ach‘
' ins, painful Joints and muscles. .attcr
i‘mdfill ‘ " ' .. Mansfield, peasants.-
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son.
MASSACHUSETTS.
,hlensschusetts complete was as fol-
lows: lHughes, 268.361; Wilson, 247.-
327. '
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BOM‘O’N, Nov. 8.-.'l‘be Noise 92‘
ForlGovernor: McCall, R, 274,863:
For Senator: "Lethe. 11556947671 .
‘ Taxman, N. 1,. NOW.5.—ng0 _,
coats and Wanton“ even" on“I .‘ ‘
gurtyodooummv districts ‘1'
- 1W itch Jersey which two min-t In
. ltlvs’d VI. 6hr. .
over Wilson. the vote being: Hughes
12,325; Wilson 40,458.
Henry W. Keyos, 11., was elected
governor by it plurality 01 8.500 over
John C. Hutchins, I). The state's
itwo Republican Congressmen, Cyrus
‘A. Sulloway-and Edward H. Wason,;
were reelected. Indications were that
’the Republicans would retain control
of the state legislature.
i NEW JERSEY.
TRENTON, N. J., Nov. 8.-—-Charles
E. Hughes‘ ear’ly plurality of 22,634
in President ~Wilson’s own state, with;
777 district: missing. was reduced to»
19,188 with the receipt of returns from
315 or these missing districts.
The President‘s total vote with 462
missing districts is 184,660: Hughes,
193,856.. -
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CHICAGO, .‘iov..8.-."1_‘tcr receiving
the latest returns trout party leaders.
in-a number oi doubtful states In theI
Mlddle‘West and West today, Alvin '1'.i
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‘Stanley P. Mead, R .......... ,
For Judas .of Probate.
Henry W. Gregory, R and 1)....
For Representativd. 1'
Robert B. Morse. R ......
Moses G. Gregory, D ........ . .. .
For Justices of the Pence. ‘ _
Frank S. Dawiess, R' ’-
Calvln'G. Miller, It ........... .
Darius A. St. John, R ..........
Arthur L. Benedict, R ......... .51?
John L. Davenport. R .. ..... .
John I), Fcarhake. D ........
Marshall Stearns, l) ........7..
Aaron J, Arena, 1) ..
J. Frank 31cln'tlsblin,‘_D
Wyllis ’8. Clark, D ......... ..'.
Claude; 2.".‘i'ccd, ID ............ to
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