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‘m “mm M‘. itur the party. I: m the snu- “it there is a an. or men in this
it" '1“ that lb. “VI committee 5“ hall. Ibo did :0 vote the Republican
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Advertlscments 0| “ N‘- 7"}?in w“ M on w m "mum“ “‘9 "‘ “Chi 0' ”KNOB 6” this year.“ said
I“. .35“. M M 5°- ! week :P’Cl and donut-ace at the mun- Governor Holcomb. "they nu up in.
81.». Blackfoot «Capo Doubt. Price, ur- and be loud in: this condition Int at the polls we: the expiration
, . would with!“ to vital bet-‘9“ “N of the next two and four years. to vote
.. w‘a-- ee-e-Awe‘eMe-eeeeee - _ ____....— ‘ Ame“ committee and the people, in.the in it."
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'03 TO LET. 3 WANTED, ll”: ”,1“ r ' > 1 The governor said that he tell dept
__ ......... _..._ _. ~- l .lr. ‘ ‘ then introduced ‘5 man‘vpressed when the reports from the
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FOR MLE‘A HOME FOR 8300
to quick buyer for $5.0. Inquire Cen-1
tral Hotel, corner Monroe and Chest-
ime St, South Norwalk. n24 3t
‘ -~—
FOR SALE~I ltIi‘Li: i RE'v'OL
yer t7 shooter). 1 senescope, 1 volt
ttllltlit‘lt‘f, l spy glass Particulars in-
uutm it I) Raymond Elm Grove
store n21 3t
FOR SALE—BUILDING LOT 0N“
Lawrence street, South Norwalk, 105
tn-r ”rout. 250. Inquire 58 Meadow st.
n22 3t
i
FOR SALE-*NHW FORD AAETO‘
ttiOliilt‘ reasonable 22 (“PD“UOd ave-
Nor-u ilk. n23 3t
,, _ a
F0! SALEw HEAVY WORK
lull)“ t'lleat- No use for him. Phone‘
l33‘2-i 1123 31
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FOR sALE~~\’\'IlITl~2 nae :R' N0.
lri \ t shat-9. Price reasonable. In-
quire of Wallace 1’. \'ollmer, 74 West
in" it'li' n23 3‘
FOR SALE ”FRIi‘i‘ASEE, ROAST-
iug chickens, broilers, ducks and tur-‘
keys, 25c to (the lb. Killed. dressed»
and delivered to order. Sweet ruaseti‘
apple cider, 250 a gallon. Nichols
Poultry Farm Ikdgewood). Ponus
avenue, Norwalk. Tel. 13223. n22 3t‘
FOF BALE—IN ocean non-Tl
will. 7 room house and lot 300 teet
on street, 29“ feet deep. Large. gar-
Iit-n, clinker. run, shade and fruiti
lt't‘t‘h, grapes, etc. Price 82,100. Mort-i
gun $1,100. tan remain, also min]
tiillt‘l‘ til‘tilit‘l'l (‘3,
Ask John T. Haves .
7 MAIN ST. NORWALKL
Real Estate—Insurance .
lllfillll‘r‘ 61 ("dill street. 11:: 3t ‘ rooms for [middle 814“tl Couple, (‘Pll‘
WANTED~25 1“ng“, MON master of the evening. Arthur
T0 LET-~3 ROOMS AT 73 CEDAR dly morning. 8 hours, £2.50 per day.
street inquire on premises or 'phone Henderson Brothers. r‘airfieltl, Conn
\\‘b l C'Zotber states” the election came in.
“:;h l . , _ inasmuch as be had considered this
, i" 16:"), m ““ka hu'addresa year's election as being the mottt 'im-
37.;,_ ‘- n94 ’ii n24 3t, tyres”: ii‘igriatopkhfe m being portant election since the (‘ivil War.
_ - - a e o sss n ion ringt econgresu Th vernor stat d ”(I iii: n‘ of
TO LET FL‘I \' ‘ WANTED~ POSITION BY H0.\ man in the way in which he was being (‘ e go e H k r h
i. IsliEU ROOM: ost illdustrlous young married man. honored. and praised John Milne and ~
on second floor at 5;; Main gu- t I . . ,- ,. ,. _ ' proud of the fact that Connecticut up-
. . 99 . 11 .ttneittan, handy \\llll tools, have had Edmund Crowe for their work which
um”. at 55 Main street second "00 ’_ , ~. . _ . ' . ' . held the old party. and that they w .uld
. - r. tspeiiente .slt’mul fitting. shipping. tor the most part made last night's -
n24 It . . . _. . , . _ _ . be glad during the neat {our years to
inning. It. \\. tare ot rentinel. «flair a possibility. after Its sugges‘
T ‘ _“ ~ ‘ ' - lllull by Mr. Milne. Mr. Wheeler con-
r0012: 2:13:qu RUM “EL ’ l' . b WANTE°"A S-l'U‘ISI—ADY '5' A tinned and stated that he had always,
floor. at 90 Lplmvememsl Second dry goods store Inquire A. lllt'lit‘l'lllilll thought a great an] of the cm, of.
.. ‘ay St. nquire J. &'Son. ”2., 3} . . .. . , . . . -
Disc-*8. mrner Monroe and ("hestnut . afirnxwtrd él‘xulrlbnelfi: mid l?
._. ., , ‘za‘l.5" owci- , ,
51s.. boutli horualk. n24 3t WANTED ENGINEER l‘Uli ”H“ knock her. He said that \‘or- the credit for this success upon him-
, treating plant. Hotel t'liffoiii n4": zit 59"» b1“ laid it rather W ”1‘“ WWW"
T0, L-ET—'A .P LOOK OF HVE .__. and siiiewd senate which enac‘t'd swh
looms, electric lights, gas and water.i WANTED A; 0K 4 [fNFlYRNlSHEU laws and, practiced such economy as
Induced itlavor Ilarstrom. whom he has placed the state at the present
:tvled as Norwalk‘s official welcomer .tiine.in one of the most prosperous
‘ . .' tages financially. it its histoil
,. . . Mayor Harstroms name was reete t . s ’
with improvements. Second floor at , .. h. a prolonged period 0‘ 'ipplausse and Said the governor. "it the incoming
12550, Main m, .x - 5 _ .. .. " ' ‘ " -- - . ' - .
- s So orwttlk. In PAINTING PMERHAMIM. ”wring, and in Ms usual mama” assembli follows In the footsteps of
quire 33 High St. Norwalk. Phone decorating palnter's supplies' wall . the old assembly we will be solvent
,_ . , . ' ' I llt‘ manner th . ‘ '
1i43-d. 1122 3t Paper. uprtodate styles. lowest prices. 1;, ‘ . b elmay‘or sprung some but if the same remains true oi the.
-’ Estimates cheerfullv lven Trial or.“ mg m“ m ”Gain“ ‘3 ”‘9 fun“ . , .-
ET I 3 E - 0” welcome addr a l ‘, -hi‘l federal government. they \\ilT be
70 L —-6 ROOMS wrrn ALLI m: solicited. Tel. 400. Alexander. ‘ ‘ I . e 5 n W ‘V' “ “ bankrupt,"
modern improvements at 3:: Taylor; White. ill H Ely avenue m2!.““° “5 {0 mm" ‘
Ave. Inquire at l'nited Grocery Co. 01‘, ~ -
onnectlcut however, ought to feel
any that their statemad supported the
Republican ticket.
.—
Speaking of the suCCessfuI manage-
ment of the financial end ("I state \i
'fuirs. Governor lloleomb took none or
walk was on the map last night, and
\\‘us very much in evidence on no
eouit of~the occasion. He then. iti-
itrally located. Atldre-s N" care et‘
T0 LET—5 ROOMS AND BATH Sentinel “L“: 3t
l . - .
“Schopenhauer it was, if‘he's quote-J The governor then payed a'hand
ariglit some tribute to Mr. Hill in which he
IL 0. Raymond. > . l ’ i h , ,
__EN0RWA|-K PAYS A GREAI‘ \\‘ho ‘t'cmarlted. the had probably spoke. of him as being t e grades.
i '. congressman that has ever represent-
ro LET~DESIRABLE FURNISH-i ”“5““ “ b“ "‘5‘“ I ti c nectlcut in Washington tuna
(‘ on
ed rooms, single or in sets of two.. 5 ‘Everytlting has been thought; i d it
three or four rooms, with all improve IRIBUIE I0 [. J. "I”. everything has been “flu ibis FPCOW‘CUOD- name 1'“ “3 an
i
inents in refined location inquire: Everything has‘ been written ammonor and credit ‘0 Norwalk, ‘0 Fa:-
Tlie Johnsonian, 2 High street, so.‘ everything read.’ ineld County. to Connecticut. to t e
I
Norwalk. "33 3‘ “WWW”! ”it“! “PM Nut.) thiicii it true. as no doubt we may United States, and “"1“de hint as
' ' ——--— ‘ t Tbelng one of the most able. congress.
like. it to be. I
imen in the United States today.
T0 LET—HOUSE 5 ROOM IOW-
. . . , < A'lttd been uttered before by rumc other
or floor with improvements. 4 Cot- Duting the course or the tllllnt r, m“ l
. - . than I“, “The South," according to the news-
logo street. Inquire A. 'Stull 24 Cot- conjunction with the excellent mush;u .. l . .. . papers." stated Governor Holcomb.
- cal and vocal entertainment Hurfitco its very muci safer to say what .
tage street, East Norwa‘l‘k. n22 3t ' you think “15 still in the saddle. The South will
1 IDelbridge, clerk of the Board of .\3-. -
——- .1 . . . . . continue to use the spurs. and for this
To LET STORE AT 207 EAST “”0” of Bridgeport, rendered "Motliw I‘lmn to ntakt it inimottal with paper,
t and ink' treason we need men like the Hon. E. .l.
\1 t - 4 er Muehree" ill a most deli ht ul man-' '“ , »
Vt stington atrett. inquire at 64 to, 3 “mm w“ "m,” have wmwn in hw‘lltll to protect not only Connecticut.
Main strum or 'phone 60. i litr, and Jules Garrison, our own; but the New England States m I“?
_. song composer and soloist, entertained. or in sport lirem their potvt‘r.“ \
FOUND. iwitli a new song of lilo own, written “in "N" b" Wild “HI Iury In court. 5 The governor's speech was received
~' —:iu honor of lion. E. J. Hill. ’which
mud Lepl‘l‘ltilly, putting your visions lu
FOR SALE MODERN TWO FAM-
iiy housepall improvements, on train
by line, upper Main street. \‘el‘y‘
t‘any terms. little cash mounted. ln~
quite Keogh 8: Candec, Attys. Gouthj
Norwllk, 0r Tel. 535-2. or write P. O.‘
1301 (63. South Norwalk. 031 3t,
WAN .
First class polislters and
buffers familiar With cut and
color work on either our day on
night shift. First class proposi-'.
tions. 'No labor trouble. Apply
immediately. American Grapho-.
‘Norwalk. Owner may have same by
'iliis advertiswinent. T. Reynolds, 1:
lwltlt the greatest enthusiasm.
FOUND—A SMALL sun or fund immediate favor with the big“ 1 ”‘r‘liloi‘le‘ ml 1 ”we ”mini, .th “mums“. mm m“.odu,.,.d "5
motley. Owner may have some bvgalliering. l " ‘ Timu‘ ' n i." l ‘ in“. prince of good fellows. Lieutenant
proving property and paying for this} The guests arrived early at the hall? ’
advertisement. “"5. GPO l~‘. GOdll‘t‘YKantl by seven o‘clock the room wool .‘ ...... ' ‘
t , s 'lhus spoke the poet.
‘8 ('N‘Kb“ "24 ll well tilled. Several excellent tnusic‘dl‘
‘ ‘ ;A friend of thy youth.
selections were rendered by the 51“” A In,“ who “-1.5 noted companions who were in the hall.
ing-Wellnitz Orchestra‘in its usual tip *
l-‘or telling the truth. I Mr. Wilson expressed his delight at
top manner, and we're received with" being present at mp affair. and pro-
“he “”3““ enthusiasm. i3,” I ”my I will risk it. ' Ieeetlml to compliment Mr. llilldipoh
Dinner was served shortly alter on". risky. Lord knutt‘s: his good work at Washington in pits".
Railroad an no or Reynolds' chainsaw” o'clock and it is estimated that. Be kind to "n, effort ”years, He described the local con-
factory, llitvulnnd “le South Nor- about eight hundred guests sat downl ' Egressmnn as being a thorough Amp“.
EGoiernnr Clifford 13 Wilson, who was
. :g‘l‘t'f‘li’tl with the wellltnmvn song of
ltiood-fellowsmlp. by a number of his
FOUND-SUM OF MONEY SAT-
urday night in the center of South
identifying property and paying for
i beg.- ~so here goes!
walk. jto the tables. Rev. C. R. linrto. of tho, I‘m“. a man for Connecticut all ma
- _. , ._ , .J‘ “orwan‘flm' E‘Fhurc‘“ offered “ ”“"'l.\iy- int-units have made mo Mayor, time. and a man who never (Maul his
LOST- er, and The btar bpungled BannmfllAlld Fate has made the fat; :home town of Norwnlli. He stated
WM then rendered by the entire I“null" spite of which. from time to time.“hm (‘onnccticut “'35 fortunate 1“ hm"
i . .
LOSTwAT PALACE THEATRE, A ering in I most enthusmstic mnnner.;l lH‘l “IN a bl): door mat. ’1“; 8 man with the nbtlt‘t‘s of Mr.
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Phone Company. Employment: lady's purse containing sum of money. accompanied by the orchestra. The l! llili. m represent her i ungress, and
Office, Cherry Street, Bridgeport,l Finder please return some to box of- dlnner menu Much “I“ mm“: “a“ ‘ Yut want an explanation!‘ ~ (‘stuted that the cor" .asmnn's abilities
Conn ilice or to 13 Chestnut St. and receive 3“ follows; Can't SP", the point or ”ms were recognire‘ .nt'oughout the tcnun.
’ WV _ - —_>V-‘“fi~ I.“ “‘_n—‘l":wm'd‘ n24 3t Roast Turkey Dressing, “11,-. don't you know that Welcome ftry on every hand. Mr. Wilson then
N ' I ‘ ' l"—"_""""‘ —-$ Cranberry Sauce H “1“,“; on mp mat? ltouched on the work of Governor Hole
‘ I LOST-“A LADY'S GOLD HUNT. Mashed Potatoes 1 b l comb nnd said tlidt the governor did
—- ligig‘cnse watt: glththmgnogra‘nl: 11:: 31min?" \ IE C Picklt-sv‘md so, on this occasion ‘.not take the credit which was due hint
- -. 9 ' ’9 ween 0“ orwa ‘ 'l e "m“ l v ~. . c _. on the success of the local state gov-
OPhRATORs 0N SWIN“ MACH‘, Church and Beers' Stationery stom,‘ ' Assorted Cako l“ heeltr phon d up to me, | . a . .
- . -- , a late 35 hp cotild leave. 1[_ ,emment. Tht lieutenant governor
inet. my while learning. ih’orwnlk. Reward. Return to south Coffee (‘i a ,. .' ~ . .. ' . . . . l b h)
MEN SHIRT IRONER‘. l . ' . 3 rs “lou'll speak the welcome. sec? 153m that 1‘ “39 “"5“!" lhTOl‘S 1 ‘-
~ ‘nel office. I During the course of ”‘9 banquet. -iefforts all-d influence or the governor,
. .the diners were entertained by musical , ‘ i y ff I y 1 h 1 hi 1.1.".
i ' We‘re pleased to see our Governor, ‘1 at n “‘3 “‘l “’99 9‘ i“ l 5 ~ ‘1 -
Cl“e“ PeahOin FAST FREIGHT LIN; 1'0 le iselections rendered by the orchestrawms victory to recall {their high standard M‘perfimuom in
YORK. 3’“ Y the ’0‘“?me 801188 still b‘t - I . ~ .i b an h of state ove mcnt. lie
, ‘ 5 3' king, the Qongressmen and \\ilson.."‘:"‘y r C 5' m
t
& Co.“ Inc.
preferred to Governor Holcomb as one.
‘iof the best executives that liarover
lheltl office in Connecticut, and this
Freight boat leave. Plot- 27‘ a. the members or the "Bohemian
t, . II t ’t ll!
River, you York (foot of Clthorlm Bunch" of the Norwalk Club, “Thain“ for once '1“ lsn a
8i.) every day except Sunday, .t g , Little House Upon the Hill," "Aral
O. the Pride of Scranton's Whiskey
m. Freight received It Norwalk up hi You from Dixie?" ”'I‘entlng on the Old .And the Pride of Newarkfs beer! statement was met with hearty tip-
\ r .‘.~_>H~.-' “‘VH—‘Wwa : :om' Ind..t sou". Norwalk “I k ’Clflmp Ground". “[3110 Boys,". and Bill VOI‘WElk'S Pride Is E J Hill plaugc from the audience.
' - : D- m: “ 10"0'3 Old SWéet Song.” A 8!“de ‘ . . ' l \ \Vll m h ‘ 1 o d ll!
Hurcro ' . . . A ./ , .lr. so i on congra u ate e
' Muswal Lecuer l r337; F’ Fem, Genert u“ Eport dele‘mm‘ “5° entertained With“ A titan without a p. er. 'town and state committees, and John
Course N'NG J. BMI'I .M a number of songs which were ex.l IT- King especially, for their concerted
HIGH SCHOOL A3§EMBLY HALL
Coune Ticket. $1.50
Single Ticket. .50
Frances A. Hard, Manager.
Friday. Nov. 21, 8 p. m.-Recltal——§
Ethel Virgin. Prima Donna. Lucerne
Opera. Assisted by Frederick Mur-
phy. Violinist.
Friday. Dec. 22, 8 p. m.——Lectnr&Be«
cital. Victor Blart‘, Pianist.
Friday. Jan‘. 26—Illustrated Bird Lee;
ture. 'Hovrard Cleaves.
Friday. Feb. 23, 8 p. m.——-Classical
Dancing, bodice Weld. Reading.
Vera Bunion. Community Mandolin
and Guitar Club.
Friday, March 28. 8 p. m.—0rchestral
Concert, Ethel Virgin, Soloist.
“Bill Takes the Cake
Bomotlnu‘m “I tell mad at in
When the want: art-ands done.
'Cause I don’t like to have my play
And think too not of In.
PORTA'rton L'Nl- tw- To each guest 3 kindly greeting.
On that question we stand pat;
The beginning and the ending.
[action in the past campaign. which in
ithe opinion of Mr. Wilson was the
. f l .r t ros em and
" . self by the rendition of "blather There's a welcome on the mat. Sillgrwaocihg‘ii. ca: binners.
Th ‘ l‘“ Machree" In a manner Which tended' Ml“ Wheeler then read letters from Mr. Wilson believes that the coulirl‘
ere IS no ‘0 bring we“ to many members of the following persons In which they will miss the Republican leadership,
..... , , _ the festive gathering. tender thoughts stated that It wouldbe impossible for and also believes that the policy oi the
----- . 0f Ivy-gone days. Mr. DBIbrldge was them to attend 1“! evening's event: Republican party which according to
heartily applauded. end was forced to Th°°d°r° Rmmu' mum“ Tm’ his tde‘d ptaoed‘America as the tom
- y Ste!" repeat his eiforts several times, In Frank Brandegee. Senator George P‘ most nation or the worldpshould have
. ' ' accordance with the popular demand. McLean. (the Stateireasurer), tired- been retained in power for the good
""" _‘ -> V Jilll before the speaking of the even. erick h Pm” M.'Webster, Congrdss- of (ligcountry as a. whole,
In 011!" method rof fitting in! commenced, 'Jlflel' Garrison, of man E' Dun—oak” and W.Beckwlth.i Arthur C. Wheeler, upon the con-
glasses tO' eyes needing luCh qlust blofi‘alk. rendered a song. :4“ of the}; men ”Fiesta: their; am"clusion of the lieutenant-governor‘s
he! ' O . . . . Upon the conclusion of the excellent core regre upon no g she to address then introduced Hon. John Q.
9 ur semce ‘9 M” dinner whl h attend the dinner, and all sent-their \
sional “do” glam reliable c was served under the hearty congratulation: ‘m Cnngflflfl‘ilwn, of New Haven. who opened his
d , . . mmflfiment of Colonel George Rm- address by complimenting John ’I‘.
an “men”? We mvRel Ioll.\of the Norwalk Hotel. John~D. man EaJ- Hill. ‘ King upon the work accomplished by
.YOUI' patronage. , lilac. introduced Edmund El. Crown, With an appropriate address." Kr. him in Connecticut for the Republican
chairman of the lop! town committee. Wheeler than Introdhoed the printipnl’ cause. Mr. 'I‘llsoa further expressed
.. u the Int speaker. ‘gueot of the evening. Governor nit-cumming" u hoping that in campaigns
THAMER ' ""0”“ 3“ mm: “Quilted 11- Holmi- ' - lto coin the aid of John 1'. King. the
It till Mull. but You humanely an m tau-WW m.mymumtu tobeuureat‘
l lcellently rendered and received with
‘ . ’the greatest enthusiasm and applause:
l Labreti Delbridge distinguished him-
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a“attenuationonto«Latina
one or two things and in this way has
avoided the tailures of the man who . . .
“divided his attentions over a great Thanks
deal 01 territory. bir. Tilson declared , glVln
that the matter of industries. which is ' ‘
Mr. Hill‘s principal study. was a. mat- . ~
ter which is a very important thing. arVing
and which will continue to be a very
important thing iii our national life ‘
for years to come. and a thing that _ Sets . ,~
will at this time neednll of the pro- , ‘
tection It can secure. He spoke of
the slip of four years ago in which
the opposition candidate's election was
the means of Mr. Hill's losing his son. A \ very comple'e
lority oil the Ways and Means Coin-w ;
mittee. and the speaker belated this
fact deeply." lit conclu’sion, Mr. Til-~ Asso’fmeflt
son declared that after the war New , ' ‘ .» 3a
England will need protection, and that.
the Hon. E. J. Hm will be the man
who can supply that protection which A. D. MORGA
is needed for her lndustries. _ 2
Owing to tile (not. that the Hon.
Richard P. Freeman has been con- So th , N " lk
lined to his home for some time with u orwa 7’
an attack of rheumatism, he was un- . t , '
able to be present at last night's at'
fair. This situation was explained by
the toastmnster. and the dext spea‘ker. FRED H. PONTY'V ‘
of the evening. the Hon. James P. 1 ;_.
Glynn. o! Winsted. was Introduced. m re’Bui'ldmg
Mr. Glynn made a brilliant aniline ‘
splrlng ,addrosa in which he' touched Runyon seen our gent:
iipon the patriotic sense of the gather- Hm Uhflileg?
ing. and a congratulated Congrou- WE can? all kind:
man Hill n his reelectlou.. Mr.- ”Ilia! He'rchutdipe. . ...;;
Glynn stated during the course of big We W" in Ill thin
‘.talk.~that thchileld County was dbl m ‘ z '
appointed when It was separated trod!
Into Fourth Congressional District. and,
could no longer vet. for Mr. Hill as
Norwalk Chronicler