¥our .Motors
‘. g _ ,
lEficlency
You am judge the eficiency
' of your motor by its flexi-
bility—thegeagerness with
which it"picksupfifihoateadi»
nose; and smoothness with
which it turns over when
throflled down. '
SOCONY gets the full flex-
ibility out of your car heCause
it is ahealutely pure, and
every drop powerful.
More than that, SOCONY is
always the same—every gal-
lon like every other gallon.
That I'means freedom_ from
the motor troubles which re-
sult when today’s gasoline
doesn’t mix with yesterday’s
carburetor adjustments.
'Buycunder the SGCO-ny sign.
It will inshre you a more ef-
ficient motor.
UGAN'RA'LLY it
; :cmsns CAMPAIGN;
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ll Wfl'mdfl by J. P.“ Poeney. of
at: Amrican Federation of Labor.
”boom of the Wage'earnor. was a
I i of convincing logic. u" ,in forming these clubs
is the Democrat. in whom I wish to
have found {rpm experience. that
3. can be convinced at the folly to
_ y { party or {or its candidate. it it in thought. most desirable.
.. Wit. but I am here. to en-
The Signofa Reliable all—ale:
and the World’s Beat Gasoline
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These clubs are primarily for the patron.
m the party that. stands for towns not having sewing‘ or cooking tlons. the elections are always orderly ;
labor and the malnimnce with their school work. and they will and are conducted with scrupulous
Son
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A. Modne i Weddlnl
n. P. 013mm,, Rat-3|“ Iota.
Ricclo Brothers mar
Louie G. Habit-hand A I!” a"! "01'
Samuel Tavlin .
Yeast Brothers 7- 3' WWW
L M w m a. a. wan-on .
' ' rt! ll. Luciano
East ”omit: Schmuck Mann
A. H. turn" him. Co. 2, ' >
W. Cwflm Gram. Far-ta, Ct l
Roddy d, Arm ‘1'; 3. sum
”0m? 0" (—0. ”m. M".
cwmflmlh w_ 3 “3w.
. A. B. Oratory Ban! 5 mm:
gé amino-mm "» R. ‘W
“ 1‘. Whit Darla. coon.
. more, «an. 3 7' m
' Darin Garage
Win. liartwtg.
8' "Has llotor
_ It. W. Koala ‘
Wilton Gal-an w,
Mm, Mr Warped, Oar-co
Paine: Italiaaey. w Conn.
Samuel stand 3. 8. Pit-or
GIRLS' CLUBS 1’0 IE FORMED. ‘f the arcane to which the American tot-1
The Fairneld County Farm Bureau, «r is accustomed. ‘On the table below;
cooperating with the .iaxtonsion Serv- the Chairman of the polli lies a laml
_ice or the Connecticut Agricultural (301- book tilled with the. names, occupations; .Wl candidates at the mayoral-5
. loge, desires to organize in each rural and addresses of the votera. Preach“ 1y election hem“tod3y receive large;
A wrong appeal to .1119 working townot‘Fnirileld County oneGiria'Jun- in: an identification the card whuh pllralniu in the city. the mull may=
ior Home Economic club before Decem- summoned him to the pill, the votor 1'“ b. kmn “W some '“t‘ on “c”?
3", pm n, a linear and mm, ber‘l. 1917, and has sent a letter to the is asked to designate his choice tor soldier Value. in the opinion of many
filter and his presentation or the chairman of the town home economics Wahimann, which he must ‘do orally mgr“; lob-Mm. ‘lt g, ””th ’
mini! eflect or low tariffs on the committees asking their cooperation and in a loud voice.’ The chairman to that there are 70,000
not the only one who takes «nuance W W "W in 1th "in! and
Each club must have six members of the choice: for among the interested
talk,” said an. Feenoy. “because 1 when the work {or the season begins apectulora in likely to be the agent of; m at the-e ”a ”mm, to W“.
The program consists of sewing. his employer, it the laborer la a labor. In addition nanyNew York holdlere
when “‘9 he“ “9 9‘" “p ‘0 him, household management and cooking, in: man. or oi the‘landlord, "he in a I“ callus M" ‘ml "it Am”
a W! 1010'“. his own income. I although any club desiring to special- peasant. They have attended to rill. m "m "9. eligible '° vote,
' Minn [naught to speak m.- the ize on a particular uubiect may do so serve the
H at ”Sh scale Of American Wages. greatly assist in promoting the govern honesty.
he“ ”mgtpgrhgnp'flml ”m"- ment plants for food and drew courier-i
mashefflnhuylor Merritt was ration.
‘cordial ovation. Mr. Merritt
$71]. & Towne'a Works in Stam-
‘sb well-known by his charit-
WM“ he winhed to greet the.
“motivational: and to tell thcmi
“fixed in “mg m gauged.gol Measure.
Rifle a man as our late Congressman l P 1 I
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. mm J' Hill, in the particularly: n, menu is elec on of the popu
“If!!! um.“ M the m“ “a that llarxhalt of the legislative hody is car-
‘ I elected. to mam-a the W0 that rlerl out in two successive operations.
his first “a” "mild be to m For-electoral purposes, the state to di-
gmsgafiiglzmmflugz viciolnlo Zirkel, or electoral districts,
'3‘“ 2:4 influence '0 look all" and pmlnmded in turn' into Urwahlbealrke.
teet the interest of his tummy“ hi.» which correspond to our primary dio-
, hope for an agreement toda to end
state. his district. and all elm .. , , ', y teatitled in signed talent
the “” ottriets. 1“ "‘9 primaries every male the strike at the yards oi the Fort- s ants that
, River ammonium empathy. Quilter
but numlaam and earns-Mums. '" be “'9- '0' a WWW m" ‘°’ l“ Mala, which is seriously humming
and the Republicans are convinced rleetor. or thlmann, who repreaentl boih‘tha now! and merchant marinea' “WW3.“ "l“ Wflm We!" '9"
.. WW. ’
m- The visor or the WWI" "’19 l' The wage rcaleilaelt was ncccptable Duties: of he country h." w
“in“, of “'9 rally was/om M ottiaen over twenty four can vote, not,
‘d the "implant election of their the ‘ .
1 at. the . , y. Voter and 249 oi his {allow cltl
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mum mm lo. boat. ennui“ ‘“ 9"“ “hm l“ "‘9 "M"
had been ”mad near/(he Walll
melted” Henry D. W. The
You Can he. who
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. cow-m n Wilson. who is a sum. m" “"h" WWW“ by ”l" d“ to sum men. tummy
Widest or carport. tern at Yaphanlr, L. viaion oi the “inmate into three “u“ lrl clat'nifyins mam-o . in .
1., mum hamlets tor the United 9‘ hm“ 0.. m “0“!" ”’9 M graded provided tomoo small a pm. “m at its kind known to m“
/' sales Government. came to showtime" may I" “““m- “ell W m were rated a. the blatant in“
'olaaa. All machinists received an m.
0- the day.ot the prim»... m. vol. "I“ in m, wan.
street We but which had mtg, "a. to the polla. The m“. M. Tho govern-at ll” timid Mill
l‘l‘" "9 W W! WW °' “Merl- delay. A definite imam to um and
lanchwurotorudtoita old mutual“ voting mmm'mo' any om" °' W ”'4 mall ""1 “Mm” wuhout‘m/ rented. tea, all combined in on.
m‘ ’ - “h" A adulterous! to thls "wand known the world over so
has beenau‘omrted. and it entitled D!
a meeting at the men lllla afternoon!
sully themmmmnfl will In
working full tiara loam,
On the eighth day lhereaiterlhe mayoralty contest. lindrageJeaders
. [Wahlmanner who have thus been. W Witter! victory {0" their
To assure l/h’c» oneness of the club chosen by nbeolute majority at the pri-. '
M “an introduction to Nor there must lm‘lJlrr-e local people who'marles are summoned to the chief,
ml H8 ’9 "lefimefiidml 0‘ will volllmer-rthl-il‘ llcrvices as leaders place of the erkel to ballot publicly B . ’
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and educational works. Mr. . rue. enussmu pamsmse. 45!"th the mm in "It electoral col-g . " ‘ -
, loses in a House to which all-Pruuiann ?
g1 they“: newnmlbllfl! he expert-WW”. Is by No , Means a Secret thirty yearn ”'1'.“ “1' eligible, but 0‘ 2m m M w .
.which about a hall is of noble birth—v,
From ”Elections and Democracy in";
Pronto." lly [would Paige Frary in the? .
w. many held to/
- ltor deputies to the Landing. The to
American Reviewot Reviews
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HOPE to sun cram: roosv
wasmuoox, Nov. Bronchial 'on mm, m ,m,“ Mm, w .
. the Navy and the Shaping Emmi“, in m city gm lure publicly
mm and other! hm this any
will attend the annual coaroatloa a!
admin-client Sunday m m
line. which will open in them
muons! cam. New ml
”Mayday W at ll 0'9 v‘
Hardware & Ant: ..
Supply (mm!!!
B. iierahtield had
‘ docility. Will! which "Ill m for “he I"? “wt” ‘0”,
, imember oi th'o proletariat followa his; my“ teach day protests to sec vic-
I.llre~ other German inatitu~ tory today.
“mm“ $3: clot-rm rm the roost cream
SOCD-XY 1m}!!! GAWIJNE i
South Norwallr I ' Namath. Z
W R- ”W3 Ward o Boner!"
8.1 L. Benedict 1. Holland . r,
e. K. Hunter
9‘. n lachwood a
C0.
Paul Prensser
x
new romeo navoaauv ’.
counter. :-
NIW YORK. Nov, 3.wlinleels thel
count of the delay in counting the:
New Yorker:
toavy. Registration at the various
canoe indicate. it la said. that about
i ‘thh the campaign over. the man-
Tlle light at the oudragista for an
amendment lo the aisle comlllullon
giving then: the right to vote has.
aroused interest second only to the;
cause. ' .
[cannibalism
: incline
8‘ “I ”d. film 0‘ “Ila". cow‘-
’ .Otherthousaadalaothcr
their “alumna“ all unite in no
Wallet ls‘ wrought by mating the
uwolltnxa and irrllitlons tllat calls!
the disturbances. it is. a truly was
Mal remedy and to pan and whole
,som, being an emulsion or pillow
,ou. triathlon. mums and other
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hills/“no other toms of winter _
Five Hundred Silk "Petticoats
5%! hunt-flit ill" surplus Muck of a prominent manufacturer of Silk Petti-
‘ ‘ route, We are flllll‘ to "ma! tempting values, in faohaoegular old timeRead bargain,
to those who are interested. The reason why-well, somebody niade a mistake,aud
an order was filled twice, and the maker wile obliged to get rid of the extra stock.
The lot includes:
Silk Jerseys
Bloc-k and colors
Taffeta Silks
Plain and chaugeables
meme"
. Kdyser Silks
With floullces
Regular and extra hires w.
Qualit ice from
$5.95 to $7.50
‘ $4.65
Mwmmm
' $3.65
Equal to $5.95
for
$3.85
On sale 1'11“de and after;
continuing until the lot is closed
Arts and Crafts Furniture
Attrntiml is directed to the very
pleasing awn-imam of I
cum Chairs, Tables, our. and
Devlinports
rermltlr placed in our 'Fllnlitul'l» Hal-
' lery. » llplmletery work of fine leath—
er, a style of furniture that is made to
endure formally years and never lose
its fine appearance.
Fourth floor.
, The Question of a Hat
With all materials advancing in
price so rapidly, perhaps one does not
understand that a really smart but
can he had for anything underfiteu
second floor.
'Roycroft- Metal Work
for the home
Bowls, Trays, Valcll and Miler
useful articles are done in copper and
imitation Antique Silver. Very ap-
propriate articles for men's gift»,
among them: . .
A Desk Electrons:- heara a queer
Found shade that looks like. a war hel-
nlct. .
BookeEnds hear rings and harps
and look as ifnp‘nlled from some old '
doorway. ‘ , . '
Bowls for fruit are finished in dull
old red copper or blue which isvvery
al'llslju.
Ash Trays are large enough to
hold much ash.
Jewelry Section, main floor.
dollars. . . ' . late.
It is quite true, however, that a , , .
number of good looking volt-ct hats“ Rustcraft Qlft Articles
m "59”“ at- ' In decorated boxes _
/ $5-00 Shoe Balm. brown flannel. nice to use when irm—
cling, 5i! eta
Hm Hm, with or without.
brims, close fitting, the styles: that;
Cocky Putters of‘llin. a chicken. rabbit and dog,
as (:10
Silk and Darner. one dozen apools of silk and a
glove. darner. 50 no
my on WC“. “ . Book Plates, an assortment of choice denixne.
fifty in a box. 50 ct-
Silk, Velvet, Velour, Duvetyn or
leather Halo. w
Measuring Spoons. ‘ 50 118
A Rainbow Hummer which in a gorgeous top,
35 as
White But; of ‘Haltcr’s silk plush. Wonder Top, :5 con
' , ' ' ' .. Battle for the baby. 85 no
Feather and Cloth romblnatlona mm" fickle, u, m
in “halve ”fllflmenl- ‘ Box of Corks. assorted sizes. 15 no
‘ ' ‘ Second floor. Pipe Reamer. .. an m
, Window Wedges. six in box. as M
. Golf Record Book. hand tinted. 25 as
New Booké Sanitary Bubble Blower, :5 no
",‘Booka and Persons,”
by Arnold "'iBellnet't, $2.00 _
m door.
* Paper Powder Books,
A Kitchen Helper. cooking utenniia for child, roll-
ing pin. hoard. potato maaher. eta, 15 ct.
‘ 23 cl.
Shaving Pencil {or atoppirlg accidental cull.
aeralt'hnand small wounds. _ 25 cm
I
“Hi, W 30'! ’ . . Folding Pocket Rule, 25 till-
A. Conan Doyle, “.35 Firm Aid. needles. thread and buttons, 263m
' ‘ , _ A Porcelain Bird for the flower howl. 25 oh
,, Some later rcmmteccnces of Shel ”on,” mm" Plus.” as m
lock Holmes. , . ~ ' u...» m. ' 25 a.
‘ “The White ladies of Worcester " a New"! met-"t ‘ =5 a"
« , ’ ’ Holder for telephone hook, 26 our
new novel by Florence Barclay. mm, mm ,1.
' , .4 . 81m Soapoido. soap in tiny "'oonceala," no
‘ ‘ """"““" "W ' Husk; Marker for attaching your name to sheet
. " . music, ‘ - 25 m
' ! Polishingr Cloth for ahoee. black or tan, 25 on
Children 5 BOOkS Folding Cup for picnics and traveling, 25 on!
Water Flowers. llttl n ' r th t bloom when
”ll 0! “IO HOME! Went put in water. 9 “Bone I ‘ man no
‘ ‘ . ‘ laminae and Parr-e1 lathe". :5 m-
” "Id! . Pan Scraper, as «a
an ima] and Bird BDOkl, . I ‘ Stationery Section, main floor.
Story Books with wonderful Iillnlltzra- Sl .
«dons, . .eeplng Blankets
m“, . . for soldiers
I r Goose Stones, .
Animals and interesting cut-outs, Gray Illd m 0010‘? Of TeK‘ll‘i‘
Flold Reader, ‘ . lion Army size, at ‘ ‘
, Ironic Stevenson Reader. am “a 33,00 “63
. "‘rhlnl floor.
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