‘
yur' ". taking the ileum-v " "'
or German birth, he was. above nil,
. ., Laageu to the mentor-'13 true Ameflm 0‘ Mallet! Pltflotic
«.1. electrical commissroner, lanky and. when the clouds ot Voile
”War. is quoted from unéi‘vnr overshadowed his adqflll coul-
Me book of the Board of Hectri- "5' be m volunteered no it soldier
gal Commissioners. because. while it Of W! his home stnte. with
My mosaic deep atom and no head for hl‘e m condition.
1 . on entertained m, m by his: in his departure. this community
mules;- 1t 1111 lens emu-a thelhas lost a most valuable and prowess-
“ glue that he held in the reenlive citizen, who was devoted to its
q a. W 01 m. city by: advancement by over ready W
be was so long as .4 “53¢ om. 'iact on and the unselfish contributltm
a; otthe best type and .5 3 my; of or the best he could bestow in its in-
m sterling qualities whose lose to terest. As a former 000m MI
“W” 3. one (5.4 it go.“ in services in the administration of iii-*4
,m- .cityisrememberedasenellon. A1121!1
John Frederick Augufl Hunkemeier. .50 “ has been 9‘9!” since he '1“ in-
Shirtly after fire o‘clock this after-.8lailed as a member of this board on.
Mon. Thursday. August o'en‘yfirsnfthe thirteenth .dny of October. 1909:
m cm m Hunts-1‘8 a tribune to his capability and the
;., “a! (a he “had to be called) died; esteem in which he was held. he im-
‘ in his home at 1 Gibson court this: mediateh became the diolee or his
“"l
Mutmm by " " " "' "
moans ROBINS.
We;
ext-melt mom,
Cinnamon,
ALBERT a. mum
General Super‘htenden.
Republican Caucuses
‘ Convhllon
CAUCL‘SES.
Causcuses of the Republican elector:
be held inadetuwtron‘m, tr
eighth tiny of September. 1'15. at elm
o'clock p. 111., at the places and for the
9445* are. week. after completing hujcolleagues 3‘ ”'3 M5 NAM
' Mb year For many months he ’and has so continued during all the;
lad bravely regis‘ed a consuming ill- nearty ten intervening years of un-
m 0: Bright 5 disease until about a broken harmony “may: “a.“ ’
fortnight 1130.wa he wal finally dis-
allied and obliged to cease the pursuit general Roper-interment and the co-
d’ his daily duties. Long di d be toil workers of the Electric Works—ever
‘1 when monger men would have re»; his pride—cannot replace and. with
ling Inn bit was a nature get» us. his memory shall always have a
tie, get exceedindy determined that place all it: own. As time went on,
only yielded when there was 110 min» E the friendship that at once s'lranx upi
gbetwecn us. became a deep. lasting
bond of aflection that drew us closer
together as the years of association.
llengthened. so that today there is a
gap at sorrow in the circle of joyful
gtnterm’ty that. linked us. one to the
‘other.
In all ways. pure in character. gen-
ltle in his strength. ever generous-—
unmindiul of self when there was
lgoo'tl to do: yet who and fearless (or
‘3 right
withal the embodiment of goodness.
integrity and sterling manliness. is
what we who knew him best. nut to
his family. found him to be.
In cherished regard for our absent
bmherzcommissioner and beloved
friend. 111511 page” of our minutes is
”5*
1th to kindly and courieous~
purposes hereinafter mentioned:
First Ward—Town Assembly Hall
.Wall stree
He was a friend that we and curt L
Second Ward-Cmil‘toil Chamber.
City Hall Building.
Third “'nrd—L Remedial Store.
Washington street and Kaiser Piece.
Fourth Ward—City com Room.
Town Assembly Hall. \\ all street
Fifth “'ard-‘Rownytoh Hone Com-
pany Hall.
Each at mid caucuses shall elect
delegates and choose in its own man-
’ner alternates to the Republican City
Commune. betelnafter celled. and
elect member-I oi the warernd city‘
committee. as follows:
First Ward. 31: delegates alx alter-
nates. and six members at the ward
and city committees.
' Second Ward. nine debates. nine
Alternates, and nine member: at said
ward and city emailiteeo.
ol’ the city and town of Norwalk will.
13;:Aa'
“‘i‘hfi Poi-16 a Fifth Wait-T:
is
W’mwmmms.‘
fin mamas-um and
Meet.
lib can: shut elect any danger.
am W alternati or elect any men-
” 0‘ said ward and city committee.
unleahebenmuat oi the ward in
which is belittle mm electing or
With. ,
”VENTION
. 1’ mm of t. several Republi-
.' m- In fitted ll told sev-
erul‘ward We will be held in the
“loud! Chamber. city Hull Building
in the Second Ward on filday. the
debt o’clock p. ll. tor the {moving
m8. /
To nominate in the manner pro»
‘1de b'! all» rules of the Republican
“HY. undid-lee of the Republican
pony for filocliy an «we oncers. for
{whom all the electors of said town and
C"? III? vol. at tile electlon to he
held a the first ”men! of October;
1919:
l 2 To transact any other "urine“
Wm cmbetore said convention
.‘ By m ot the £1an C113
Callufime'ot the cit? of Solvent:
mail it Sore-nth this and can: at
September. 1919. '
Alien:
EDWARD-a. 101mm.
Choir-Inna!!!“ Committee:
radius c.1ntmn.‘
Secretary. Republic“ :(‘ln
Pro tern.
REPI'BLICAN (‘ATl I'S.
immediately upon the adjournmnll
oi the about to be held on the note
9'01“!th at the use piece. to elect
delegates and alternate-s to :be Wtuhi‘
mu ('ltv Contention. sud member- of
the city ind were «111111111019, :1 can'-
Committee.
mill hr of Member. ms: at
t i
-CQ-o.
It is time to think
of & New Hat
With Autumn smiling
the Read Millinery Shop is in
condition to supply every rc-
There has; been
of. Q home
aiming as oceute'in eva‘y well
ordered house atachangc pf sat.
sun. Chan walls, new paint,
and a general Wing up of
tlic interior to make everything
pleasant and agreeable for visi-
tors. .
A9 fa Hit. The- various
styles have entered joyously,
really proud and coquet‘tislt witir-
an air of cxclus'wcness and quality.
_ productions-of the glut fashionable New York. Shops,
many are the designs of the Read atelier.
The Turban of Velvet, with wings or a brush of
burnt ostrich is in evidence; It is close fitting and
Not all“ are the '
'Autumn, entering the main
center a‘dt with her
pcddler’s pack of heautirsfi
kit the larger amount oi
ha sock at the neckwcar
section. ‘1
The collection of frilltd'
(mar fabrics for gilctk '
veneer, flame. collars and
other feminine “shunts
surpasses, that of am
former season.
1
and
Mi 1m
putfings by the yard. or
net, Valencicnncs edge
and inScrtion omwdic,’
etc. are in every combin-
mm.
A quarter of a yard will
make a beautiful- Vested
with portray a little left
for a collar.
Fichn. lace hOfdfrt'd,
tucked and milled are m
4
3. ~ m of mn.Rcuublimh elm-1021‘ rccld ' man’v lea. The most
.1 -1. e (1' in: m the second Ward and Truth: comPaCt for au‘umn we“ of (fies: aimy “Ra‘s “a;
‘ Sign: 10! :mfgomfit (fl ' ' 'f Turban of Mt? breast- or other colored washable and being til-’11
— " 9 'XT 8") .. 3' makcuillwcar an emit:
, 7 _ im" "1“”.me Mr. Sam”... loathe s are smooth,,tr1ni looking and fashionable. wagon _
,- - 1-801. 1313.11” the max our”??? ~ ' ' . - , . . '.
» — he 1 0- Servme 1- ..............,.....,,,, 1mm. 1...... .. ..
’ ,. ’ , ’ Republican m tor word and taxi-:15” very smart and diSthle- . 1 1;
' . ' ‘ ‘dl Men-w. r . on be: .- ‘ . ‘-
~ 1 19.74%“th hm°m 3.1.3»; 4 Velvet “Tums” have with puffed crowns, often In the Book Shop
.5” .1 " T i .. '1919 in «11-! hearing a Silk tassel. ‘ ’ J“ vm R307.“
1: " 3 Three 11111.: . 1 .unnzmnn on , » .
.2; S ' - ' ma 5mm) ' m- ” : - Motor und'Spotts Hub of crux-melted checks, $2332$E$$§mi171m3é
;,. g i . One "we...“ tor (11-11181 oonml- ' plain satin or Batavia cloth are bound and trimmed glad to know about. '
' ' } ' . n gt \ 1 'ba - - ' - ..
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1" ‘ Awidc \'ar:e'1'..‘ isgo hu) lt‘tlntthc 2: f 0-. m. (or (it mm“ “I "IN. volitional 311d. mac‘- 3 “Ch (Suh‘ahns we] Jule}?
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m ' ' m'x‘urml‘l’clfis dealers listed be-» “for“, ”r.n:,fiti';:_ M ”I 1 ( Lather Hahn, cardinal, rose color Wllh hand made wetland will be. glad 1u'~
, ' ; 50” )fndtt “If low. rllf‘): sell , .One candidate fcrmnensirer of rn‘rl ornaments of‘lcathcr. . 1. Wham"
. amt: gasolmc- only SOCUTQ'i‘ mm» for .1... arm of 1“,“... ‘ ~ - .. , ,. “.33“ 'mgmook"
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. .11- ' be 5f"? that “‘5 DOWerf'ul. Look ' timber to col“! b01070, $8M ennui-‘- : T u I" v“ '1'“ without dialect.
s ‘ i- gasoline you buy for [he Red, ’; .3933!“ this 3nd day 0' SGMW'VI’I for school ”deale'e girls. 54 50 a:
. measures up to White and B'uc - ' . . Q ' I ; . [here i o new good 1
: g. qualitystandards ‘So-Cthny fig". i. t By order; the :embltcan (omn.i.- Bum Ebb end Hut: made entirely 1m“ Md. «The
- “I 31 70.0”!" mm “L offlvzulibhon. P°""°' °f P“
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=1 Reltaizic [)Ln‘cr ' Blifl'ciflfline 9 Secret") of said Committee. - .. "“‘ ' ““0” ”an" ‘Sbfl- ‘1 . T3. C. - -
. “‘ ‘ . , i ; new novel it} Edsn Phill.
'T narrows-1x mrcz‘s. Pom- 3150‘
,. . . . , . 2 immediately upon me «limirmnentg K‘earf‘ax Rugs "The Y V“ Ml
111.111.... 11110 $121-1. socom' MOTOR GASOLINE -' l , 11.. .' - 1 t . . "'" - .
Q rtmngw: atautomobile on ”1* mm. charfl‘ax Linen Rugs are the only rugs nude 131:} .tkshinrd minimise-
. 4 one are. 11 - . . . n ’ ..
- em: Mega“ “4 gm; 1.. 11;: from flax grown mAmcnca. [hey are reversible and ”2.31: "PE‘Zil’ihfigfmr‘f.
SOUTH NORWALK, CT. DARE”, 003R. ' iRofinblican Lily Comm, and 1.1.1:: this adds (0 their long SCWlCC. The Weave is 80 fight , read‘: l‘” 21. and mr’fl‘nllh
. . ‘ be): or the «51,: jun *4 mnittct'. a (hm din an 10 l“ _ is Microfilm! in that.
fuftn s gomge R gum . mm}! the Rtvubfie-n awe” m C l t W0 k down into the ”MC and super remarkable character Mr.
°' .. _B°” 3‘ $ 17‘3“?“ 0W . j 5111111; in‘ :1.- mm Ward and Tam: final duct is 835"" WOW Because linen takes Saltccna. who was ”nut
lifetime ‘3 Auto Sum? 5 ethng Grams? . ' puma o! 11.. City 01mm. will he dyes so happily the colors of the ru remain true. and quite a x c n t l c m a n
B Hershfield Stationflorngn ' held in the 1"1 needle: in East gs al"1o h 1011 1d
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A. Maine , “Mum” moi.” Summer mt- there is no high pile to crush down and show irregu- no,“ 11 and 3‘ am he.
O'Connor's Garage N03010:! CORN ‘3 15119. 1.; 11m {Mowing purposes. , lantles. ; ' helped anyhow.“ 8.0.:
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i- Tavfin' ' Buur a; Co. E .11. “big“: ;::‘:o:‘:i'r: ‘3; ‘1;in In lwmg rooms. dining rooms and bed room _ “M“ 11....
fiiiifit P- 3- 31391111131! F aims" ofllt‘crsr. for .11.» election 10 br- where hard wear is required. charflax is id-M‘. M
~' * ~-- 1 hold on me 11m 11ml» of October. - . ' ' Ho - E
Webb Bros. GRANBUBY, CONN. ' u- '1919, m .12.; ”We: west 9 X 13. m an 5 “373’ 1
A. B. G .I EEO ' 0m“ 0 ndt'dat" for (‘otintllm'tn of 8 X IO, ”.5 5“ Hon “'lth double!
NOB-WALK. CONN. ry , salt! ward. 6 X 9 .8." sales and heels. good
I Baffin‘ mvgnm CT , One rent'idvte for District Commi.~ -. ' UillW Mack gray and
5;. E. Lockwood 13.00. s 3 9mm“ ' ' : :é‘;:f°;x-ld :1le (WT-d- 10' ”W charflax Mats, 27 )6 54. inches, $3.75 45”“.
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4- Lyon I. How One ca. ti date for Treasurer 0! said Fourth mm" 31-00. “a ma fl 7‘
Prone-era Son 'dLfi'rle-v ,1 - m. "1'9! mo ym .
Reynolds Motor Car 00. WILTON CONN ‘, z. Tn’ tremor-t any other itutlnees f . . “h" m "one WIlh
.'- Fred Rowe R W. Keel '. fprimer :11 none berm-‘2 Mid mm? mm Dly. dOUNC $0165 and 11665,
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.7 7 T. 3th Wm 1: mg 393"“ h“ a“ “‘5' °‘ Simmer 1! Labor has bad 18 holiday perhaps it taught her "11 to all 5‘2‘5’ 31'0“
‘. 111.. o ; I ' - , , emphasize the fact and let certain acts inspire the 1 "1‘" “WV
, By order or n» argument Commit pub 1c
EAST NORWALK, cams. WM “9““ ' .,
. . tn- or m. mud-mm confidence. A’ healthy impetus given to industry will help
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; 1: A. H. Homer CANNONDALE CONN Attest: 1 the prosperity of the country at this critical time. The whole .
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I ‘ i _ #115311: étéasrrxvd com“ ‘ 3 Sea: have hard of our spirit of progress, our educational Home made dishes
~ ' f ROWAYTON. CONN. Worn CONE. . 3 Scent,” of said Comm“ ' ‘ methods and high civilization. it's a gut responsibility to 5ch ed every day.
Prank Lockwood Weetntmt We ' ' 1 . REPI anemic“: Ct 3 live up to a high reputation and only by individual cflort can Came in 311.1 {3513
Andrew Km, 8. Ln‘cim 11:...” a We. :1» £3; azimuth-m we keep up the high stnndixd expected of us. than.
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‘ evening and at the some lilac? to €399
. TOW“ SAUGAWC'K, 01., delrgnu" 3,-4 unem‘ ‘i'en ‘0 lb? RPDUb' ' ‘
_' Pat. MuHaney 3. w. nubbeu- co "1 “mm“ a“ ' ""'"’:’°"' “3 ”ma
1 ' ' the city and ward mittens. a cancu- 1 . a m -.. 4
3 . Iof the Republican electors residing in ‘ , ‘ _ —
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; . . ‘ . ‘ . . . , 1» 3110,2111,- " in -:-:~. v-ml
, " ‘ T , pm as" (a. W. mm 89!. all? .. a“ . .1, Nadine“ o! the “Mi- that ‘ .. .1
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paw-hm mm. «.11. ex l. for the memo. 11. amazon.
madly-mm Waveguides—mitten.
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