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‘“ That’s All
Our Banner Week for new
Fall styles.
Intensive training of Amer-
ican garment designers, '
‘thorough drilling of the
. artisan tailors, have put
American clothing for men
in the front rank,
Suits and overcoats for Fall
that will reward the wearer
with a lot of style. Good,
dependable suits at $15 to $35.
Raincoats $10 to $25.
[City N 8 WS Light .weight Fall overcoats l
$15 to $30.
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Tel. 721
The new Fall soft hats are l
ready.
this :li’leviloon and evening a. the up-
town station. An officer will lie on. R & S ,
duty in the station house, during the, ogers [Bl ens
time the voting machine is there. §NORWALK SOUTH NORWALK
mitten. ‘
——if it’s real t-onlt‘ort you want, we ' -... . -- M ~~~~~ , -... .. .__~..,_n
have thtv boiler you want... It‘s the; v-~A'vote for Motor liarsll'om
Burnhani Boiler of Cosy Comfort :l Vote for ('ll‘llll, thinking g0\vplvn.§
Heat. it's made in \Vestt‘llfislf‘l‘ (‘oull them, As :l clean, lliinkllix man,’
ty. A representative will nludly (‘:lll vote the straight Rowing.“ ticket.
at your request. Lord & liul'nhnm ——’l‘he llarslroln administration has
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Co, li'\‘i‘l.110ll, N. Y. :llrlill on $030,000 on the city debt in
H .. .. two wars lllltl has paid for every-
A toting lllzlt-hille will be plaeed in thing as it went (dong. Vote for
the uptown polltve station this alter-
noon, and will remain there until the
time COHlOS for its removal to lllt‘ votj
the station on Mill Hill. Voters who
are not familiar with the workings of
the machine can receive instruction
—1‘tnlbrellas mourning bands O'Brien
lltlrstronl Monday and thus cast your
ballot for ellit-iivnt :th-rument.
m'l‘lle lltfplll‘lllf‘flll Party has (vou-
tlueted a clean t-ampuign. The Dem-
ocrats have evaded the truth through-
out the contest. Vote for Harstrom
and the Republican ticket Monday
and R'fllid book of the men who tell
‘the truth.
' ~A vote tor Mayor llarstronl
a vote for clean, thinking govern-l
nient, As a tvlean, thinking mun.
vote the straight Republican ticket.
the truth.
—Mttyot' lllll-strolll i< pledged to;
lveonolnv. Mr. Donovan talks much..
but makes no promises. I
-—\\'hen Donovan was speaking luv
favor of consolidation in Railroad
Square on June 28. 1913, he promised
a new post other) if the voters would2
east their ballots for consolidation:
Have you seen anything of the new?
post office? Mayor iiarstrom keeps]:
lie pledges and he is pledged to)
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--—.\ vote for Mayor ilurstrom'
a vote for clean, thinking govern-
“ llllent, As a clean, .tlnnslng man.
”Pull the set-mid lever on the wt "0‘9 ”‘9 Sl-Nlllht Republican ”0k”-
—'l‘lle llalt‘stronl administration has
:puid oll‘ slitttltm on the city debt in
——-Tlle tax m,“ Junuat‘y will amount two years and has paid for every-
‘lo over a half million (I()Iltt"S, out‘ ”“1": “5 ll “'9’“ along. V019 for
this should be collected by Robert G. Harslmm Monday and ”W8 035150“?
Mitchell who has the work underlmnm f0" efficient, government.
wnv. g —'l‘he Republican Party has con-
‘ {ducted a clean campaign. The Demu
~31:an tax payers do not believe-00m“ have evaded the truth through-
1nchanéin: the tax collector of the out the contest. Vote for l-larstrom
city when the duties are performed in out. the contest. Vote “l" liarstrom
a manner that gives satisfaction. and Siand‘mm‘ 01' W“ “W3 WI") 19"
. the truth. .
—The members of- tbe. various Re- ---When- Donovan was 5993““ in
publican ward committeos'are kindtyvfavor of consolidation in Railroad
Unbountletl Sllt‘l'l‘r‘iS t-ontlnues to
crown the efforts of (‘ockenoe Tribe,
No. :32, l. O. R. .\l.. at their annual
tratlélltz post whit-h iv. being held this
week. in Red Men's Hall in Milli]
street. A bit: (-towtl was in attend .
mice at the vlflnir lilo: night. and lnuni'
out-oll-town visitors were [)V‘l sent.
Dancing was enlnved until midnight.
Tonight will probably be the biggest
night of the week. Visitors from An—
sonia will be present, anti va great
time is exported. Dancing will be en-
joyed as usual. from eight o'clock un-
til midnight. Music by Svee‘s or-
chesll'a.
vis
——DANCING SATURDAY NIGHT
Town ASStrmlll)’ llilll, (IF'HN‘ Broth-
m‘s‘ full orchestra,
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-Jl'he Republican Party has mn-
.dueted a clean eonlpaign.
Two and three
pnstry, tlour, 1 1-2 scant cups lndian‘
meal, ground fine, 5 tenspoonfuls even} Mavor “1 ll. Thompson, of (.‘llif‘a'
l‘ull. Rizon liakins.v powder, lWO SOOdISO, announesd‘his candidac)’ 1‘0" the
loops of milk or water, two eggs. one; limited States Senate.
half cup sunar, tablespoontul butterl _
an bake 25 minutes. A fine break-J Major Louis Locke Babmt'k, 01'
fast dish.
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You-vs seen ‘THERE
The Dem-
\v'ote i‘ov liar-strum
it:‘-{.~uh‘.h;:u ticket
Boatmauwll used to be, air,
Monday folks can!» ‘0“. to
lf'll 1‘”va liedgC-“f
CO RN BREAD
quarters culls
'tlle llilllltlp
or dead from L535 poisoning.
Buffalo, was appointed n
Governor Whitman.
general by
Invalid (down for a 1'th enrol—~19
lotrzlts hale evaded the truth through- this a restful plat'c, boatlhan'.’
-out the tvon‘esl.
and the
rand -~: and bath of the men who
the truth. ‘ ,
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The Cllll‘ltllall (usually list t-olltnius
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Fall Shout/lug oi
Tailored Soits, Coats,
Dresses
Also a Full Line of Crepe
Georgette and Lingerie Waisls
in the Latest Models.
The Lillie Shop
60 Northain Si.
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Royal Society
We have received a new line of Royal Society packages,
consisting of Women's Undergarments, Fancy Aprons, Dress-
iélg Sacques, Infants' and Children’s Wear, Scarfs and
' enters.
Stamped Pillow Gases and DsySlips 500
Stamped Night Gowns ............... . ....... . . .. 690
Stampedfoarfs, Centers and Pillow Tops in the weaving
stit .
Also a full line of Royal Society Floss, Flosselle, Satin Floss
and Celeste.
. J. I. MALLETTE
88 WASHINGTON ST. SOUTH NORWALK.
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SPECIALS
Extra. Fine Creamery Butter, per lb. . 38c
Soap, Lenox or Swift’s Pride, 9. bar ....... 5c
Square BrandCondensed Milk 2 cans 25c
un-u-
Van Camp’s Beans in tomato sauce, 3 can . . . . . . 18c »
White Rose Beans,acun
ASTULL
15c
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requested to be present at a meeting Square on June 23. 1913. he promised
of that body to he held at the Cityva new Dust once if the Voters would
Hall at 3 o'clock tomorrow atter- cast their ballots for Consolidation.
noon , ‘ ' ‘ ,Havaou seen anything at the new
' ED. B. DOULENS, post office? Mayor Harstrom keeps‘
Chairman Rep.‘*’l‘bw‘nv00m.’bis pledges, and he is pledged to
The colored citizen , protective‘economy. \
league. will be addressed‘by the mayor! 'vv-v-MRZVOI‘. Hal‘slmm is pledged to
Carl Axel Harstrom, Sunday atter-;economy.v‘vlllr. Donovan talks much.
noon at 2 o'clock. All Tcolb'i-ed .citizens that makes. no 'promises.
are invited. The committee in charge -—A vote for Mayor Harstronl is
is W. H. Fisher, president: -\V. ~C.«. a, vote tor:clean,~ thinking govern-
Mintin, secretory: PaulvMasson, viceallnent. .As a clean, thinking man,
president; John W. Harold, Robt: letf .70}? the straight Republican ticket.
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If you, pay all your expenses '
‘ High-Clan _
Children Cheer-fully . Painleu
and Patiently «B and gonsclentlous
Treated by Modern, ‘ .sympatell‘ett‘lgry
Painless Methodt Aceptic Office Treatment.
I DR.S.M.ilElTZ I
Moderate Surgeon- on Admlnlmnd
by the Oxygen
Method.
Charges for Very
Best Dental work.
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thev~Pnctice of
DENTIST
75 South Maln’ street
Hours 9 a. in. to 9 p.
m. by appointment.
Goldv-and 'Porcetaln
Restoration.
clul Dentures,
Crown and Brldgtl
Work, Etc, Skit-
. ~ Dentistry. fully Done
All kinds orArtlfl- A
Paying W Check;
and settle all your bills by
' check, you can always know
the exact state of your.finan- ,
cial affairs Youvlurtrwlwhere .
and for what purpose every
,cent was spent; you neve
will be required to pay a. bill
twice because your cancelled .
NEW—FALL ‘
; FWWEAR
We are featuringthehouns—
checks returned by the bank bury, Mathewson line of'
1:8. indisputp . MEIR Fiwllootweun
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The «simplest? shoes.v-;.yeu've
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~Buy a“
i BURROWES nonunion;
The ideal attraction for keeping the boys at
home nights. Portable. requires no special
Wealnshnlly leveled. .
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RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone “‘33 137 Washington St.
Building Materials of Every Kind
Sewer Pipe, [and Tile; Well Pipe
Fire Proofing Material, etc.
MR
(Gregory Boulevard)
East Norwallr
‘ Opens May I ,
SHORE DINlNERS AND Amt}
, KINDS Olll SEA FOOD
l . COOKED TO ORDEF
Home E. O’SlULLIVAN, Pm... 2
Telephone 720 ‘
State of Connecticut
411 Residents of Connecticut owning taxable securities
are liable to tax at local rates unless the State Tax of four
mills on the dollar has been paid to the State Treasurer
On or Before SeptemberLSOth
The estates of those who neglect to pay this tax must pay
A Heavy Penalty
. Balances in banks (not in Savings Banks) are liable to
this tax. ""‘ --=t‘
Instructions and blank lists sent on application to State
Treasurer at Hartford.
F. 8. CHAMBERLAIN, Treasurer.
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Blot)" 7‘0]
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Pictorta ReVIew Patterns
tillamlltee style. guarantee economy. Tllc)‘ save ll'dlll
one-hall to one whole yard of material on every (lN‘eh‘.
October Patterns and The Fall Fashion Book
-. now on sow
JAMES DONNELLY
l‘lwlutur 71H
.‘5 \ - nu
Skill TIIK.‘
20 new: tail
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WITHOUT PLATES
Dr. I. ll. Mallery
16 80. Main 8t... 80. Norwalk, 0t.
Hours95.m. talfip.m.,'lt08p.n.
Sundays By. Appointment 0111! ,V I
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The Banner Bakery
Tel 367
5 Monroe amt“! . I
We are now able to supply our
customers with PIES, made :6 j
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CONN. .
O. B. JACKSON
‘ OPTOMETRIS'I
58 Wall Street. ' Not-walk.
KRYPTOK LENSES—Folding Oxford- in Gold a:
Shell Shut-On and Other Mountings. .
_ Thorough onminafioli of the eyes. Oculim’ prescrip-
' dons promptly filled. Expert Repairing.
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PROGRESS - DEVELOPMENT
. This Bank's business is steadily
mg the emphatic endorsement of the public.
In ourprogress and development the cardinal principles
of prudence and safety are constantly maintained.
Upon the conservatism and sound business judgment of‘
the men_who direct affairs is based our invitation for‘yon to
make this Bank your deposith-rywe wouldliketo talk the
increasing, fully attest-
matter. over with you. -
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ThevCity Nation :3
South Namath, noun.
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‘Slloesol llle lie-West Models
. For Misses and Children.
All of the new Falland Wine *
ter Models. Styles in Many lasts
andLeathers. -
Salltéiaclor—y Stockingsto 'M‘alc‘ll.
CNNEALLY3‘ BRACKEN
IrWt-hinmsuee't- p ‘ __ - South Nonnlk.
order each day}. We also have T
and com! '
RINGS in addition to our reWfi
stock. :‘~
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U. S. Patent 1 Send .-
volfice . s for Booklet,
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EXPRESS SERVICE AT FREIEHI-v L
RATES TO NEW YORK v‘
THE ANNING J. SMITH mmv
PORTATIlPP LINE. Inc.
Freight boat leave. Pier 45. El.
River, P"¢- Yorlk (fool. a! “club.
it.) every city ellcept Sunday. new.
m. Freight recelvled at Norwalk up Mr
I p. m. and st Sloan: Not-walk up
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ZELlUFF’S;
Dru I Store,
1 North llain Slr'eej
. 833--Phtbnes.. 1 53m
Whilman’btihocolalefi
Drugs fibescrlpflonq“
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‘ REBUILT welemrens-fb._
Sm in, vnderwodi,
. per mont blues
sold at :S'per'montls‘." ,-
PLUlMBER
TYPEWRITEFI EXCHANGE
It You Hallo
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“m S. Jallef
ITTO
Successor to Win. Elli-on I
PM? 499‘» ~ v " ~ I a
37 Fort Street, .East Norwalk 1
ms ollEATELST‘ _-
.' 'Fovooitllwe
'Frishiel’s Pies
into Mott‘stonoulc‘il‘es-
serl. SoldtlllllSlores‘
“Try Them. .
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finally-.1061 toms».
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NEWPHEDN
Norwalk Chronicler