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‘ Fisiiiiiiii i2
Matti r of' 7i!" iioptiiilimn .‘Si
tionai l':i:li"lllt~ erraz'inu 10'
tree in St Louis l'Tt. Y3. 't'v'ililam'
It. Wiltccx hi... Hill out :t umiu oi.
lhl' into and plow oi‘ the niretng.
in a statement ll" said y'e‘tterdaV:
"At a n:‘etin;z oi the Executive
(‘otitiiiitiie last year. it was decided to
have a muting of tho, National Com-
mittee once a year. Inasmuch m at,
the elections next full an entire new
Hour-a of Representatives and om»
~thitd of the membership of the Sum.
ate will be. chosen. directly‘or iinii .
rectly. we believe it is exercising
sound judgment for the Republican
National Committm to not together
for confrrence and action,
According to the judgment of tho
Repuhlican party. the statement con
tinues. there never has been a time
jso important to wLeltl a maximum of
pow-.7 in Congress. "The importance
|of questions to come up :it the close
[City News
”of the war, or ewn lit-fore that, ("in
‘:not be overestimated." says the state-3
intent. “The l‘iemocrstic party never
"has shown comp/timer in a crisis in"
[dealing with the economic questions
bf the country.”
The Buckinrham l’ost, W. it. (‘., wil
meet tomorrow atternon in
rooms in ixo-‘kwooii‘s liall.
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The Hospital Whist (‘ltib will meet‘
”1"" gunization
i A lltizhes-ltoosevelt-Whitman corn,
1 bination is forming to prevent tit.-
scizure ot' the Republican national or
by the Pcnroown‘“
I’Smoot “Old Guard" at the national
. committee metting in St. Louis on,
Pebruarv 12. i
it w it oppose the election of any
on P‘t‘idav afternoon at ”1" horne. "‘1 favoriti- of the tractionary crowd for,
Miss Sadie Bodyyell. 7 Seymour strcet.
national chairman. it will insist that‘
Members are requested to notify the Chairman W. 1?. Wilicox shall retain.
- 1 “s. " H. Ilavs of in.l
hostess as to whether they will attend h 9’ job “"I‘ q “ ‘” ~ ‘ i
or not. as early as rmssihle.
District
Rufus T. Smith, of South Norwalk
of P. Following the meeting a supper
will be served. An invitation to at-
been extended
tend the meeting has
Putnam lodge. of Bethel,
The annual meeting of the South
tNorwaik Congregational «Church wilt
be held in the basement of the church
Thursday. January l7. l9i8, at 7:45 p.
in. ”eating arranvements have been
made, so that it will be warm and
comfortable and the. meeting will be
as brief as pussible,
Ruth Davin Ackeriy..of nonhurv.
has been granted a divorce from Ri-
chard E. Ackerly. of Long island, by
Judge Maltbie. in the superior court.
Mrs. At-kcrly told the court that her
husband failed to support her after
their marriane in tutti; that. he was
intrmpcratc. did not work. beat her
frequently and finally left her. She-
was given the, custody of‘ her two
young children.
~~—'i‘o expedite the tit-livery of coal
when it arrives We must asti that all
orders be left, at our ofiice personally.
and all necessary arranuoments made.
as no orders can be filled C, 0, l). at
this time. The Ferris (‘oal Co.
The first issue of the Farm Bureau
Exchange, official organ of the Fairy
field County Farm Bureau. to he pub
llshed with a Danbury date line. has
been distributed among members of
the bureau. It in Vol. 3. No. l, and
contains twelve, pages of valuable in-
formation to azriculturlsts, includ-
lnt: an account of the annual meet-
ing and the corn show, both held in
Danbury.
i
T. E. Powers, cartoonist for the'
New York Evening Journal. had a can;
toon interesting Danbury in a recent,
issue. The cartoon was on the back
page in R set of ten pictures. and do,
picts two men waiting for a train that
is pullinrz into‘the station. The title of
the cartoon is "An Accident." Ono
man savs. “The. Dnnbury is on time."!
The other replies: "Why am? it's sitI
down hill." .
Do .You
Realize
thotomfllm
butanofiinduriuiin
willonobloyonr homer
'llie Soutlifiorm’lli
but“.
admin-Mot
t |
. , e it
Will 80 to Drinimry this "Vetting m "P ill fits of
stall the officers of Wooster lodge. K.‘
itlonal chairman. They are lining up
to m 'M hondlo tako notice of our
Do your bdrm; with onus anon .
for this sort of weather.
diana, or some miter progressive can.
be chosen as Willcox's successor. r,
t Pending ll‘." alignment of anti “Obit
Deputy Grand Chancellor Guard" forces. t'hairman Willcox will.
withhold his proposed resignation ntf
the execution of tho
throat to oust hint.
Willoox to Active.
j The foregoing information was in
'circulation‘ yestetday within a few:
hours after (‘hnlrman Willmx'u re-l
.turn from Washington conference”
‘After a talk with the head of the’
i
'national ('mmttiltee. an influential
leader said:
"t‘hairman thlcox desires to retire-t
as chairman. lie is not disposed.
liowovcr. to surrender his place to an.
agent or a self-seeking pirntlcal poi
liticnl group that all but murdered
tits- itepuhhean party in 1912 and car-
.ricd only two states of the 48 forl
Taft." '
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‘icct. two inches i: between putter. boy receiving the appointment may“
i Hay, Straw, Feed,
end eighteen years old. out not lcns- take his final examination April 16-
t' an the feet, four inches if 'w‘tween _ ___ .
t' ‘1': i“ ‘ ‘. 3‘. St ".513 3.!”- ‘
RzAD Tt-iis, WWES.
t:.t~:a in a. letter to the II‘WiiIn“.
“Does your husband came to
i t on
, . . . the
Sentinel that com 1- of the rnmlatiz n
and other information may be c-‘rt'tfn
til b‘. z:.i.'irw~"“'::i: in V'z'sz.§t‘nvii.n.
He will make ti c appointment before
the middle of March in ordrrthat the
c1: itch sociable?"
2.3” ".‘iy husband isn't rociabie uny-
wher;
come to it yet. however, and all
“ rum -= MEANNESS
Thritt in the prevention of waste. Meanneu is saving
for oneself alone.
The national ritlation requires your attention to this
matter of thrift.
The financial strength of the nation depends absolutely
on the wealth of the individualtcomposing it. Your pa-
triotic duty demand: your serious consideration of this
point. Are you doing your full duty to yourself and to
your country in this mpoot?
If you have not a, saving: account, 0 one imme-
diately; and add to it systematically week. $1 a
week fired by 100.000.0000! mph produces a stagger-
ing to . ,
THE PEOPLES
TRUST COMPANY t
of South Norwaik,Conn. '
the
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and other family supplies
FOR ANYTHING WANTED CALI. 0N
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone 113.:
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Grain, Salt
CREEPERS
will save your life
P
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5:
$5
and cost less than :5“
. 137 Washington St. insurance.
“mi
The “Rainy Hay” and
The future contains no worry or anxiety for the man who
deposits I. portion of bio earnings reguhrly.
Start your "Rainy Day” fund with this Bank—today and
odd to it whenever possible.
Success in any walk inlife can be won by persistent and
determined effort—the man of the hour is the man with the
method. '
g The City National Bank
So. Nor-walk Bonn.
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ETwo styles—one for
ville heel, one for the
,instep.
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p. to. Saturdays Evtninu
till further notice.
ll. Morgan
The 631mm Co.
DECORATORS
CENTRAL HOTEL
Flue roan: by the dlyorweek. dummyclectric
lights and ya. Pine Clio attached: also Restaurant. Italian
and American ltylo.
i and Wall Paper
ism. cloud 1 p. u.
i Saturday
Comer Monroe and Chestnut 8!. Tel. x555.
- Huncmflmc. -.L. __ __ _ d N- t "ISESA. Man-rev r. matron. Proprietor
10 First Street
Ill You Buy Shoes Here
You are sure oi satisiactiou, not only in
iii, style and wearing qualities. hut in
prompt and efficient service. , .
I Reliable Hosiery of All Grades i
CONNEALLY 8; BRACKEN :
loutbflorwalk.
I: uranium Street.
i
t (‘hnirman Willcox himself. whilei
ideciininu to discuss in tlt'lflll the war;
fare waned upon h.m. made answer;
to this question: ' }
“l'onroue-Crant-Smoot leaders an‘
Man that you oppose it straight lit";
[lilltllCiln Congressional ticket this
fall, and that you arc engineering, as
an appointee under President Wilson.
campaign to nominate and elect a non
partisan patiiotic American Congress
to back the President 1’"
congress Fight Vital.
“That allegation is not warranted.
replied the chairman. “i regard it
:as of prime lllllltiriilnt‘t‘ to pttt forthv
t-verv effort to securi- a majority oft
Republicans in the next Senate and
Home. At lllt' closv of the nor the
countrv will face tlw
nomic question in its history." he add-
ed: .
"Now-r has it been more important
than it will he may! fall to elect as
'mtmy ltc-puhl.i-:-n :‘trrnlu-rs of Con-
gress as we can. [it the some tinic‘
every Republican in Congress should
1stand for noti'tnal unity and support
the l'nitexi States mwornmont 'in
bringing about a victorious conclusion
of the war.” '
it is understood that (‘harlcs E.
Hughes, lieptthchan candidate for
President in 1916. and Colonel Noose
u
groatcsi em- ..
All Grades of Furniture
Onourtwoimmmfloorr to furniture ofnll kind: for
ovary purpose, from Parlor Table to a Kitchen Choir.
Wompropored tofurnishsnontirobouuntvcrysbort
notice and former patrons will prove tbs: there is honest
value in every purchase.
PROMPT AUTO DELIVERY.
RAYMOND 8r SON
runcml Director: and Furnitnro Dealers.
W111 and High Sis. lorwnlk.
i East Norwalli
i wronomnu
3 and c c all Huh ‘
l Second-bond Automobile; .
i Special Sale on Sooond Thu.
:Bertl’riml’n‘ifl‘orAllIiand
‘ link.
i 1.. man * f
‘3 Down 8t.
j Tel. 441.
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But Ion-I.
Tel. ‘41.“,
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SUITS, COA'I'S AND ,.
DRESSES
i
l
O. B. JACKSON
‘OPTOMETRIS'I
no war sum. Norwnlk.
KRYPTOK LENSES—Folding Oxlordo in Gold or
Stroll Shut-On and Other Mountings.
Thorough rumination of the 'oyoo. OW M
dorm promptly filled. Export Repairing.
OR
Bungalow Apron: with set-in Item and V neck, in and
stripe percalex, trimmed with plain lavender, pink and blue $1.50
Bungalow Aprons with short sleeve, round and V neck in figured
andstripopercalonndtrimmed with plainoolorl; witborwith—
out elutic belt . .. .................................. $1.25
Bungalow Aprons, Prince-s style, in rtripu and plaids, trim-
med with plain colonnndricknckbnid ............. $1.00
RED CROSS APRONS .............. . ............ $1.25
BED 03038 BRAD DRESS ................... V ....... 26c
PLAIN 01mm APRONB .......................... 60c
SMALL PBRCALE APRONS, with bibs, in stripes and figures.
- 50¢
The LiiiieShopf
f 60 No. Main Street
t? ___.__-, ‘___
i Motor Truck Tires "
g Quarry and prices right.
TEE nun: 110103!
Pine Inland Street, Remit
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g.
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velt have insisted. that Wilicox shall,
not retire until assured that an anti-'
"Old Guard" man will be electedrna-
all national committeemcn they cant
control. .
.____,____
Senator Georlze P. McLean announci
on a competitive examination for an
polnt'rnent to the Natal Academy at
Annapolis. to be held in Bridgeport“
New Haven and Hartford on l‘eb‘
ruary H. The boy standing highest
will be named as principal and the
next three II alternates. Candidates
must be actual residents of (‘onnecti-
out not under sixteen our over twon-
ty years of Me, rnzl not less than five
'1
~ r
i... _ Toke-notice! ‘ ‘
It is quite necessary that you
ammo-hymn.“
cunmc
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‘ ELECTRICIANS }
media or nowwork. Oompotontmondgood }
nntnr noon‘noni, 111mm. rum-man. no i
,. annular: Aim mun: i
The White Electric Co.
Electrical and Oonmctorl i ‘
134 Wllbington It.
mm ‘
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comes to you in the beautiful collec-
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Fashion Book. You have an almost
beviildcring choiceoi styles. Smart, ‘
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Every sin le deuign in The Winter
lint-Ion may be carried out
in detail by using
Veilings
Ahrxonmnmentolmmalinbordaeidouod
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and purple.
Prices 25c and 50c
dam.“
DRAM: VIM. round and mo,
dotted dotigns‘ P316! 59c UP.
'PICTORIAL
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PATTERNS
There pattern nuke iyour drum
look exactly like the 'dctigm.
don’t forget that Pictorial Review
.Potterm uvedyou from one-half to
one whole yor oi material on each
» January Patterns
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