"pt
. {fi- lot for ~tiilllxicnt norornmcnt,
{all the contest.
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‘ _;_I!‘harles Thompsonr-ot—ii ()sborn’
‘ue, district deputy for the New"
and Order oi Protection, paid a
flit to Stamford lodge, Thursday
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night. and \‘»'llllt'>’>‘.t*d the installation»?
4» . .
”the riccfirardon. dost-oh ll, Kttnpp.7
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EwaVe y‘li the lust ,‘il‘:‘.dt’ shoes and
‘gbbcrs. It]. Just-tn & Sons.
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Eli—Mayor llau‘stt'oni is lilt‘dgt‘d to!
‘Mnomyt MI. llllnmnn talks muthfl
jht makes no promism. i
7“!th Donovan was speaking in
M1 of consolidation in Railroad
'L inure on Junc all. t913, ho pmmist-d
”glow post Offit'P it' the \(llt'l‘> would?
as, their ballots for consolidation“
‘mvc you soon anything of tho newt
tight otficc? Mayor liar-strum hoops
it”: pledgm and ho is 2111120,} lo
:""_.file.te llarrttrotn admittietrution hast
Md ot‘t‘ $60,000 on tho city dcbt in
3.” years and has paid for crcrv-y
@W'un it. wont alons. \'t)tt> for
3!! train Monday and thus cast vollr
M; gut-A vote tor anor llat'slt'ttni is
Mote for clcan, thinkinc govern-7
gt, As a clcan. thinking mun,‘
pie the straight ltcpnt‘tlican tlt'ltct.
f‘go'l'he Republican I’ilf‘ly has con-
“ ”19¢ a chum l‘.tlil]lillt‘.2. ’l‘ltt- Donn
lwm haw crotlud the truth through-
. Voto tor llnt‘stt‘om'
a?” the ltt‘publlcnn‘ Tit-kt‘t \ltt'ttlu‘J:
1; it stand back of ill“ mcn who loll
‘ ‘J’truth.
fillnyol‘ ”lll‘nll‘tllll in plwlmtl to
“omit. Mr. Donovan tt‘tlltstnttch,
, til’makcs no promiscs.
‘Wé—W'ht‘n
. .1.» ‘lonotan was spottltlns- in
3 . .
Yaw" of consolidation in Railroad
r u
“are on Juno 28, 1910. ltt- p!‘0llll.~‘0d
new post oilicc it' tho rntw's. would
_'t their ballots for consolidation.
. five you Hot-n'nnvthinu of tho nctv
watwifico? Mayor liarstrom ltr-cpc.
,:tnd be it: plcdgcd to
", I-‘a
QC‘OIIOHIY.
~ :35 ’-‘—Thc Republican Party has con-
figu'ctcd u ctctin campaign. The Dem-
rttts haw ovadctl the truth throltKh-
‘ the contest. \’oto for llarstrom
l the Ropuhlicttn ticket Montlny
stnnd buck of tho tnon who 11‘“
gm; truth.
wThe Hal‘slt‘tllll administration has
:1 off 360.000 on the
._ city dt‘ht in
;. lycars and has paid for cvory-
'ng as it wont :llflllL’ \'oto for
émfrom Monday and thus cast your
lot’ for cilicicnt government.
A vote for Mayor ilarstrom
ore for clean, tltinltinr: gm‘t‘i‘li‘
,, nt. As a clcan, thinking man,
if! c the straight Republican ticket. I
lx--Mttvor llarstrotn is plcdgcd to
. nomy. Mr. Doom-Em talks muchfl
suit “takes no promises. a
3—When Donovan was. :zpoakinc in
3&0? of consolidation in Railroad
Square on June 23. l9l3. hr- promised
‘ new post, ofiicc if the rotors would
gust their ballots for consolidation.
'Tve you seen anything of tho ncw
Lt office? Mayor Harstrom keeps
J‘ pledges and he is pledged to
is
The Republican Party him con-
ficted a clean campaign. The Dem-
ocrats havc evaded the truth through’
u_t‘j_l;he contest. Vote for Haratrom
the Republican ticket Monday
3519. stand back of the men who tell.
‘ "truth. "
A vote tor Muvnr liarstrom is
iota for clean. thinking govern'
" As a clcan, thinking man,
the straight Republican ticket.
. ayor l—iurstrom is pledged to
on my. Mr. Donovan talks much,
pt; ukes no promises:
..The Harstrom administration has
, dot! $00,000 on the city debt it}
V $0 years and has paid for every~
g as it. went along. Vote for
trout Monday and thus cast your
. lot for emcient government.
43-1119 Republican Party has con-
ufled a clean campaign. The Dem-
oog‘ntn have evaded the truth through- .
out? the contest. Vote for Hat-strum
mime Republican ticket Monday
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.goanorrow will be rally day in tho
,it is :t
:ttiw tltnsc tuco tho dent car and when on display 1" MIN” Drug ”1”” “I!”
_~—.——o.
«'lhe Republican Party has con- Mm Albeit Avery
is entertaining
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SATURDAY, SEPT. 29, 1917 i
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dot ed a dim campaign. The Dem her 5,519,. from New York [or the _-. > fl ' ‘ '
01L like conttst. \oto for ilurstrom weekend. , ' “""
and the itcpublican‘ ticket Monday _-- Q; , “g . I ' I" '
and stand back of the men who tell Miss ’l’hoo start: has been working U L( C a} 'i(} r l (E q a
theflruth. in The L‘arim RH‘itw this week, liliik'; ‘ K‘ " 4’“
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The annual meeting of the East ‘ 1‘ ‘ \~Ll 1““ ‘ \ l LEGS 0F SFRIhG LAMB ................ 280 lb \
Noon-all; Improvement Assodation Supt. of Schools, J. ii. ‘tK'illiams\n“illg SHOULDER sTEA-K ------------------------- 20 lb. I ‘ ‘ ‘
Will Wireld on Tuesday afternoon address the Men's Bibi» (‘lztss at the“ ROUND STEAK ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, c ' '
(3"??? :d‘ 2“S “er 1:91:13 0f MTS- 1‘1 Congregational Church tomorrow. SIRLOIN STEAK ................... 28:; lb‘ “Quali‘y Shop”
.. ‘. c .on t. o streetat 2:30, """ - """""""""" -- --------- 303 lb.
As very important business is to be Tonight will mark the «low of tht- PORTERHOUSE STEAK ------------- . . ......... 320 lb SOUTH NORWALK'
transacted all members are requested Noroton tirctuen‘s carnival. SWIFT PREMIUM HAM ......... 39.. 1b. 7
to attend. ' .-. . ‘ . i . ' I . . . ........ W ' TH ’vv
,, Owing to the fact that Monday will' SChuhze 5 Sanitary Market E NE EST
. ., be election day all of the saloons in . S SUitS C t8 D c
,m m, t... .10.... a, Washington St 39 Main St . 0a , resses, Skirts, Furs,
——— o C D .
DAR'EN Work on the addition of the Center South “0 I Norwalk. U~ alStS and Mllllne ry
School is coming along nicely. judg-
AND ing from the amount of work that has *‘%~ ~ »— _ __._-_ -__ A‘ PODUIBP Prices
_~ «w -.. m
bet-n done the school will be ready
tor occupant-y within a month or so.
Confirmation services will be hold
at St. Lukc‘s (.‘hurcb, Noroion tomor-
row tnotnin: at ll o'clock. the scr-
vicc will be in tho clntrge of Bishop
Achcson.
imono row
litilltllltllliilltlll
ttttztttttttttssu
The only live topic of tlic lOcal cloc'
:lvllt is tltt‘ 'th stion ttt‘ not and dry
t'Itl titétll'll. A votc \ll“l tor the trots
mmm that You lll‘f‘ in furor of sa-l
ioons. A row in tho tutor ot‘ the tlt'l'sl
lncon< that too do not wont saloons
So on Monday it will rc-
\t'otor to salvo
Anothcr display has been put in
the show window of thci'orntel‘Jmne
restaurant. This time it is a grt‘at
many articles ot' groceries with a sign
described as follows harming orci
them: Dr a day Spt‘lll for u glass of
beer would buy $18.25 worth of gro‘
caries at the 9nd of a year,
Largo and pmall postcrs advertising
(or thc Library War it‘und huvc bt‘t‘ll
placcti in utmost till tho business plutrv
5'1 llat’ir-n.
tiltiitt up to roll M".
Andrew} Davey, Inc.
98 l'ashingtou St.,So. Norwalk
Phone 410. Prompt Auto Delivery.
19 Main St., Norwalk. Phone 388.
COFFEE
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Economy Store, 40 Van Zandt St, East Norwalk
TEA
BUY
lllSHER’S YARNS r
us of tho town. In SOIIlt‘ places tho
ntcrtlinnts VPIUSt‘d to how thctn dis-
tlto l'.’l.
Very Best; Colour. Mixed and English
240 1b. Breakfast
350 lb.
60:33?“ India and Ceylon FOR
' ' . 450 .
2 Bags Salt; ...... 60 D. a c. Flour ...... Sweater ‘
ifikgs.AtlgsJellyngvdl%r 110pitta; S, JaCketS,
.' oose ocoa . o . 1 lb. Loose Cocoanut .. . 23 lb.
6 0111119.): Soap ....... 276 1-2 lb. can Atlas Cocoa. . . . .c18c Helmets’ scarfS,
8 Rolls Toilet Paper ........ . ..................... 25c ' Slippers Glove
. . S
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.‘.~ t-lct-Iio't tiall‘ is on .tonday and
”Mom at “199nm," plan-d claiming that. tin-y would spoil
PYEl')’
, llave Just Received New Supply
”to looks of their window display.
whmltcr hold in a small town or in a
largo MN {or «onto purtr worker on
tho curl» to 1'3. and your you mic way ”‘1’ ““0 DlNUTPK 0f ““0
or the otltt-r. It luuy pr. m, the liquor' lllldl't‘h' whit-h hate rcccntly hcon
andidato,l(‘l‘vc:od on two of Barton’s itiu'tw‘uy»
'l‘ltcrt-
titlt'stiou or to" n tu-t'tnin ('
vou t‘lllor ilzu totiuc booth look vour dll‘“ “O"E’id" 0' ‘hpgg 3?“ two "H"
,- . t at.
ballot tutor and toust’tlcr who it; thcét‘l‘fil SHOWN: lllt‘ condition 0‘ u“ 1““ l
in the best . “'llv bcforo tho brldzt’s \vcrc. COIlSlNC'?
mort llkt‘h' than to st'l'VP .
'tcd and thc road bcd pavcd. .
into rc>t of the town.
'l‘ltt- lt<t ot nominw s to ho voted in!"
max: Monday the as follows: l
W. bl‘ twn wry important ptcccs: ot' ornn-l
REPUBLlCAN tincntutlon that some pcrsou thinltu'l
ASSESSOR ‘is ncccssarv to give tht- ‘l‘ltlll‘ofld sin:
Clarcnce E. Scotietd ition ll finishing touch. how the lust
BOARD OF RELiEF month or so at about it oclock a “nil.
FOR THREE YEARS :ltnown cltututctcr in town is, soon 30-;
George A. Peaston tin: toward tho station whore ‘hc,
FOR Two --ARs lwould hold 1 ltttlc festival ill] by him-h
Frederick H. Hart troll. intlnlginu in tho nwoct spirits or;
SELECTMEN Iliquor. Witch he is throualt with hlsi
George M. V. Schllchting happy ropm-t ho dccorutcn the utdtlon
Hiram B. Taylor with tho hottlcs. A clctcr more or.
. . -' a i do! i
TOWN CLERK notk for u lillghl m n o l
Stephen R. Hoyt ' g. I ,, WW j
Door and whiskey ttoltlt-n etc-em tct
NECKWEAR ‘
New arrivals of Dainty Neckwcax brings wide variety of
Collars and Collar and Gull Sets.
Washable Satin, Organdie, Pique, Georgette Crepes and
Broadcloth are well represented.
All the favored shapes including the new shawl etioct.
PRICES RANGE FROM
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-cuann-.u..-.
250to$3.00
A. Dickerma-n 8. Son’s
DEPARTMENT STORE
84 Washington St.
Phone 446
FURNIT'URE'
, Rugs, Mattings, Linoleum
Draperies, Perfection Oil Heaters
For the Living Room, the Dining Room,
the Bed Room.
Either in Complete Sets or Separate Prices.
TOWN TREASUrtcR tt, .
Stephen R' Ho” t" “—Im tr u.
AGENT OF TOWN oaposn' l l
OWAYTON
Stephen R. Hoyt ‘li
AUDITOR .t;
Ernest B. Crofoot p l?
WWWNW‘
Wfini::DH{Uv?/ci):mson Rowayton M. E, Church Notes
George N. Phllcox l Sunday. Scptcmbor 301b, will no ob-
COLLECTOR OF TAXES scrrcd us Rally Dav. A.spvcinl or-
Elbert C. Batu tlcr oi sorvico entitlcd “Thc Flam: oi
CONSTABLES lt‘rocdom" will he rondcrcd. This
Martin F. Ottmer should bc .1 rully not only of the Sun-
George Dance day schtml but of tho cnurch us wrll
to u 1110‘1‘ rigoronq ttnd tlcfinito prtr:
more conct‘nl
to?
David N. Mather
Harry Palmer
REGISTRAR or VOTERS
' William H. Willmott
[:l‘ilill of Sl‘l‘Vll’” to tt
consocration of her mcmlwrship
tho “'Ol‘lt for which she Stilllth its: a1
rm
owltmmili
u... '11,» “w. h.
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.in TON 8x C0;WSURMCE : Rent.
- I Notaries
Public ‘
Steam-
Ihlp
Tickets
A. J. COLLINS 8t CO.
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‘ STERLING —— Agents for
New Home Sewing Machines
Limited to 16 members only,
Saturday, Sept. 29th, and for
$1.00 we will deliver any
religious agency in tho communitv.
Eventing horrico .230 p. m. 'Scrmon
theme. "What linppcned When (loo
BOARD OF FINANCE
Clarence W. Bell
Sewing Machine you select
and a. payment of $1.00 each
week.
Harry D. Hanson
Was Forgot ton.
Alfred Morehouse, Jr. - In ~l ' o u no
TOWN SCHOOL COMMITTEE player mtcttng tumnl t‘ ml 9 .
Edwin M. Royle lm: at 7:30 p. m. Lt-t tho rally bczin
Edward B Hindley with this scrvlco.
On Suntlnv. Oct. Tth, it new order olt
Sale of Sample, Suits, :3
Dresses and Coats
Do not miss this opportun-
ity. Select your machine
and join at once.
‘ The New Home is always
ready tosew, easy to operate .
DEMOCRATIC morning scl‘l‘lco will be . inuuuttt'tttotl. ‘ l and is guaranteed to give
Adrift; .:;;:" iris; m................w..twm..m.....m........... mum... .
BOARD OF REUEF Chum in ”10 Sunday sphmls, Thisl look forward to, lot plug great sale gives the best 0‘ xusnions l . See our window display
FOR THRE ‘ -’ . , . , . { he Wm in l and valueg at the beginning oi the season. Come and take ad- ondwork being done by the
.Abel DEnZEARS 3;“: Tiny: ‘);"n‘:";:lgmc 3mm ; vantage right: now and save money. i operator, Saturday, Sept.
FOR TWO YEARS propriating what is vital in the Sun" Héudq‘lmm for Popul ‘ Priced/guts from 983 to 3500 l ‘ 293th. .
Andrew 5. Waterbury day School and devotional in tho! __ ! . .
SELECTMEN church service. This sorvico sag-l CLOAKS we PARIS MILLINERY ‘ G 'Y 8‘ II R n N
Van Ranoslear Pooley gestcd by the poster has been accept-l ' 8 our er “9 a ge 0w
Conrad F. Wegner ed iortrial by both the-Sttnd.y School' 33 South Main St.« 9.! - South Norwnlk. , . . . . .
TOWN CLERK and nilit-ial boards: of the church. its . ‘ .
Stephen R. Hoyt move specific aim is to center the ris- I. t
TOWN TREAo-....R
\
Stephen R. Hoyt .
rAGENT 0F TOWN DEPOSIT
ing generation in the church prevent-
ing the leakage that so follows the
period of Sunday School attendance
FUND when no church .tzning habit has been.
Stephen R. Hoyt formed. it is a construction more. .
AUDITOR having in thought a longer future for l
James Bennett
- GRAND JURORS
Abel Dance
_ Andrew Jacklon
COLLECTOR OF TAXES
Elbert C. Bates ’
' CONSTABLES
Wilbur B. Batu
Charles Smith
Wallace N. Sharer
Froderlck P. Schrlder
. REGISTRAR OF VOTERS
Jam: Bottom
BOARD OF FINANCE
ized 0an by the adoption of
measure that enlists the childhood of
the preéent :cneration in the church
life and activities. of the church. This
is what the next order of service‘
hopes to do. Come. out and 399. what
it to like. ’" . .
M n bu<lness meeting of the Ep-l
worth lmue on Tueaduv evening the:
following cabinet was elected tor tho ’
«matting year: i E
- President—Miss Ethel Jcnnim. ‘,
Flu!
Hort.
M View haunt-Mu.
Um I. M
.p
the church. a future that can be rcal- l
some l ’
Vice President—lint" Mar! -x
mm!
\\- The BanA'ofIIX
off/7 ditto Sen/kc :
the‘ Board 'of Directors
Company, held Friday,
semi-annual dividend at the rate of 4 per cent.
,l per annnm wu declared
Saving:
m. month:
some will
on and after October 10, 1017.
NOTICE
Notice is hereby
Deputmont out of the corn
be entered on puma“,
By migraine Bard‘ofnirocion.
given that, at a. meeting of
of The Ijeople’s Trust
September 28, 1917, a
*0 “Md; fin the
or the
ending September 80, 1917. The
and paid
1.an HOMBRE Tremor.
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A Good and ,
Faithful Smart:
The only range that is fully guaranteed to bake, cook and
heat. .
mans rnox uncommon
1 WI arm IN P03318311“! nous COUPLE“.
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