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Autumn
Suits .
Suit
Materials
Interesting
Suit latexials in brown, taupe, green and blue tones, are
indeed beautiful this season. To give theircolors an exact
name is quite a difficult thing because these exqu'site new
materials—2.9 Peach Bloom, Chameleon Cord and Il'inaeltone,
as well as Silvertone, are all their name implies—softly shad
edtenes, changeableaathoseol'apeach. When bwonn'hg
bands of Fur adorn so many of these suits-it affords anoth-
er good reason for deciding on the absolute necessity of select
ing one's Suit post haste.
JAGUBV’S
CASH IF YOU HAVE IT CREDIT IF YOU WANT IT
WW3”!
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14 V‘ID‘ . . ifttflenld. ”parties are work- *
l gins hard to elect its candidate. The
. (Continued from Me One). ' my”. bar-ea- claim a vic
towards them when. much to encry-
body's relief. the lights fleshed on
goodly nnfiber of voters. the m;
of them these who work out at town
and hell early train. to catch. began to
lie in. and km: coming in a may
4 steady stream no that 316 had voted
in the First ward and 136 in the Fourth
twat-d at 8: 30 a. m.
i The ol‘icers are Moderator. James
#m.mmemmmmm:m
W. Storey; registrant. Bernard C. ,
Are Pfeney‘ C [mpns BVIBSIOII' deputy ll “aterbury buds M?!‘ been [“83"
I1-eei~'.rarsi.P'Kt-rmedy Pl. 0 Pol- in; every night for over a week. 2:106?-
rgzlard machinae tendere, Henry T. Gelw
mann Bernard Cook William E.
:OBrifin. E L. Gregory Jamea Noon
an Gardner Arlington: challengers.
(.eorze G. Raimond Christopher M-
checkers Patrick J. Kearney.
Howard B. Lewis, Charlezz E. Curtia.
.Thomas E. Balcom. George H. Quin—
.1ard.
' Thr tmal vote on the three ma—
.lzines uptown. at 1 o'clock today in :13
H116 with 707 on the two rirst die
1‘1'1ct machince. and 399 on the Fourth
district tabulamr. As the total regis-
tration i< slightly over 1.700. it means
i'hat destite the storm (nor 60 per
N111 (1‘ the vow i=i11. with {our hou 21
vet to 20.
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.‘avn bet 11 jam!
in? IEbOVo‘ hour,
SECOND DISTRICT.
six worm-n
ire. and Tracey Ambler cast the first
ballot in the Fifth district The (‘en-
:ictivlly 'hmughom the (2113'. Soot-1.10! ___,.,_.__.- . .._. 2 ' m W W I'm
. ’ poi it"d work". 5 re!» busy instruct ufmgrmxni l'rom First Porn“ 1' m p
ire "In"! in 1‘» merhnnln'ti of the
ea y o. erve O" u. 1:11;. nail. 'nv: before Iht)’ entered kmpd by a pulse lam vestP'Wiax' 111112,
We are now located in (Formerly of 40 Water Skeet)
125 Washington street. In addition to our stock of hardware
jewelry, musical instruments, we now carry a complete line of
House Furnishing. We inVite your inspect ion.
JOSEPH ROSENFIELD
tz'al Fire Station. on Franklin ~trem.
Vin '1 1": World and Filth diatriet
men voted was tht- gram of buetlim:
‘hp .utat‘on
T‘c n'l'iv‘ial". '11 charm-1‘
.‘.l2il.;a'or, brunrti J. Reynolds; vol,
‘r-u. nmr‘liiho rte-1. George W. Glad
l-‘i'am'h flirty-dict. Villimu E.
1 1:11 I‘r': l) unstmp: checkers,
‘t‘t'iiiivm ilei'itvf'. Edward Tailfir. L23.-
2:':' ll'ush Janna» Lacy; challmr-m.
"man-H Brahman George Still For
Fil {131 ltlslri r1 t‘1e tolloulng 111111
W1" it 231'»: Voting machine
men. Tracey \1‘. Ambler, t‘luzrlee Oak-
”s: rhu‘lon. I‘rn' Oak“: and lint!
ITH‘TUdt cl?
117'?"
v” 1
LIIV'
years Nev Ha-
tun-means have put ‘np a. veteran
Downponrofllainw oft:- 11"“ m
Etory fox-tum mayor.
- _ eM>,‘~-.—. . . n...-
“thew”. omen;
while Major
em say he will win ‘
we” burea- tfled to
Wt 81 cm in the smooth sailing of
Inflationary 11y asserting that hill
name W on the democratic r-n~
maryjigt {oi-1919, and then the ma-
jor'a frienmr Me'out with facts that
III”!!! that their candidate ‘23 :1
staunch repuolican. I
HIS!
In!!! have been conducted afternoon
and evening. and everything done to
add poi to the moat strenuous c.1111-
paign ever waged in that city. \\'1l-.
llam H. Saodland. the mayor. k head-t
lug his party's ticket again this year. I
While the democrats selected Franc‘ ..
P. Guiltoile to head their ticket. ho-
ping his popularity would pull 7"“
ticket through.
One feature oftlie elcttions 111i~
year i~= the presence of «1 man? ul-
dler.‘ on the valid!” tkliets. Ear}:
faction has a number of men who;
served the colon, and who upon 'huirf
return were nominated in «1:119 in '
stances: min? 1 to get the eold’ier 1m».
._.—--_g >o¢—~
” l 11 (- IF“. 5 . v‘ . ..
Ernest “den,“ “133‘!!!“ first man In and 111"? “mm m‘ the e ; ‘ cm wa‘ff‘et‘.’ m
vote in the “brand district. this morn-
i
candida! he. i
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TWO yocnhi‘s ‘-
LYNCHEI) WV
GEORGIA I
ing the hunt, tor Got-don, and sovemli
other black.- were whippztl for Han-LL.
in: to give intermarmn 2? to thudnn'» '
whereabouts. ’
The lynchin: took Nam- about l.
n'( int-k “his arm-mot at'vr Gordon hnvi ~
been tax-2n -Q1 1:11:11» rusted) of Shri- f
it! Kelli. of?“ illnm county. by a mob
:aid to number apnmximatelx one
thousand perenns The other negro.
llmwn “21.: bring htlvl h). the mob;
ataitinz the élll'h'a' or Cordon Tin:
two in rt hitting 113‘ on the out‘kirts ot’
One Thousand yards All Wool Dress Good;
to go on sale Monday Morning.
1"” Attention! Economical women who are planning th.
winter wardrobe will benefit by inspecting this line of (ISL
goods, which embraces all materials in favor for dreswg.
suits, skirts and coats. Such an offet may not come ac.
this season, and in the list arecloths of weight and texm:
- which if bought new will prove a good investment the e1 11';
I winter. Mine. ..1.
Lida—sate
. V Bergen, Jersey Cloth, Veleuta, Phide,
Plain and Fancy Cloaking
(he and one-half to seven yard lengths A
’1 _._,, A complete list of colors in favorite }
shades are represented in this collection. "
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, 7'
Ham 5
Third
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Dennison Sec: '3' '1
‘1’ The Matter of Gloves
My cord, mi" "r‘
r Illsapleasure to wear gloves of such delightful
TTM‘ . r the morn and‘ after their bottle: hall which are neg '( ‘ ’
‘ 'V 2 11 ("”0“ m?" a thmm. M "I” bW-n riddled “lth bulimsx, the,“ wow! ~ - - , \J 1. .
. .' our new Store next to post-omce , SPFOI‘N! “-RHI. Flu-r!" l:.1d be?!) «1291 75"! (1." down “Rd placed on ,1 pll.‘ 11' b 11". I mm 3!“! comfort as IS mmblflfd In “1838 Of decorative PUTPIA2
_ ’ ’ “Wt“ and In H", Fm“ Ward. 133- Tm“ imz pm» Wrm‘I, I Bench ( “a K.d- “I! '
1:11hvlrirtl.:m..ti1.:: ulpn “ill be a _.. - -_ --._ CC I . (. . erPP”.€
~ I ”’3"? "m” P‘Ilml 1n tlirse (Ilfll‘lf‘ls_ TWO CRFW’S‘ m . _ ~
I r " '5" " "”" i " -’ ' ‘ , - . Paper 24 mthc> A
l d - art 1 All iii 11 ' M , ll ‘ i ‘ 1 .3513. . .. “‘ 13.11 LOONS MISSING; <1: French-Glace made from the finest selected Ind, ' 15.2.
I! CI'S 01' ll S 0 350118 a Cl‘ :1 1” ‘_‘”'l'*"'d’ 11“ 11m) had bean mm; 1 - ~ . . - ,
. ea q' 8 split 22: ten-.2 ’ c N... 5., p12,“ 5,... pa... 1 guaranteed perspiration proof. rm) are full pique T‘ B ' fl ,
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, . , ‘ ' , mm; 0,773," . "the ”w ff“ m. m“ I, be m“, ' p ‘ with finely shtchedibacks, twoaclasps, 111 black (ml). green. 15 m. a ,1,
.t‘: ‘10812 (11 ”91““! Sitlo wa; v11) t'rvm annq‘. St I303!" \"QM "10’ , . ‘ ‘ ” ' ' $.25 ZNEMZ-‘M’a
am a y 0 9"“ "M5 ”um‘ "R I '1 10 9 39 the.” W'It‘h‘fi‘l. ‘Kan entry botIl‘p‘ which Ml M211 .
had: eenl" c \rios cast “in. 1:19 pmb .Gnk .1 rpm}..- 2‘ I.’ N are ‘it holght. ‘ ‘
SOUTH NORWALK
.2hil12'1 «1'1 machine tlm :‘lt'l 1111rk uillt
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tlic Republican (andidates would do ii
To accommodate our customers and supply their needs, The
; , CITY NATIONAL BANK, of South Norwalk, Conn” has
made the following changes: Increased the working space of
the bank and changed from the old Boston Ledger System to
The City National Bank
é
by law. for such a into.
ever}:
In practically
in the state the license
year end: i'! Ni‘i’embcr, and the ”WM“
advocates decided not to 311mm 2311'
money in a lir‘nvz‘ rzim;'::i;n. whole
IOWY‘.
lifted yet. and lhere are no indications
1 : 1112.11 it will. also several s'a'eu report
.that dealers are stocking up. hoping
Him the ban on liquor glared by Pros-
'I ident Wilson is to he lifted.
g In case the President should lift the
a .ban in \oxnemher hundreds of Connec-
utlcut saloon-keeper; will not be allov-
ed to sell: because they voted ‘fno” at
the 1911: election. and the town’ re-
mains “dry;n There are nanny more.
however. who would be allowed to sell
In case of the ban being lifted, until
January 16. when the national prohib.
ition law goes into eftect. Only three
Plht‘r (“mor’ttors upon taking the air:
era to snap new a. The t l‘OWn : xiv. ~14
" __._-- .. ..- __._- . 'hI‘OU‘IIIOUX "in slate. sol c-imrn m". also-took a nut-3:11: of victim”. 1:111:
‘— :3: V “ ing 1‘1Cfl]\pd 1m petition. :15 required Alb: rt in thcfim-mfimo‘ lmd Wr-Ilw‘d on
" arcsd 11mm. mic-«l :mcl on: E12:- :0 ar»
tire at the (‘31-. of he “'énilr. landing.
He 3’. once r12. 1: '0 (ion ntlnkim: pre-
11.1mm!) In 11 532-1111 ~ on h u m «n 4”,
more at 7'22 to 21:11 l» 1!: t1. the iakn
ltF‘a'z) 72w Av' (riran Fall
All 11rd“. Kin; 3011' re
1'
lfif‘u). 5. iii
“ll-Ll L STR‘i. W". ‘11) :1. 11! Fur»
the: rummaging new; {mm “'3 him:
ton and the 5.;ttleznent of the British
railway strike were the virtors which
contributed. molly» to the very strong
opening of today's Stock Market.
Crucible Steel (eaten!!! the only
movement. again; seven- points to Sat-
urday’s ten point rally. but the leader-
ship was soon-assumed by General
Rotor-a, which rose twelve points on
a few transactions. Other popular
steels. equipments. motors and oils
were 2 to 7 points over last week's
final quotations. Shippings also made
LIFT GREAT'BRITIAN sumac-o
Asmxn'rox. nm. a
WATERBITRY 01". c
anaskas. aged 57-. 31:11:.
street. was instantly killed at 6:30 log with a broken leg. Dr. Fawce’l‘t
this morning. whrn run over by a_'eet the young child's leg and it ie m— - ,... .—
train noarthi plant olilir (‘Ilalt‘ lrptal-‘portod that there are no “not": in _
Work in Watervillo. '
a Varnimz shouted at Hm l;:: :1 ’3;1"- .,
man.
The NC—L the first
cross the ocean is now on exhibition
in New Haven. It Is in chtxe of En
sign Melville Pride.
I’ll" French (II-u. one clasp, full pique w n. A spe-
' .1) 1h n?“ m“ I'llnntt‘e Inrt'. “”k Iu‘l‘t‘ last “'t’dnt‘stlav nlnhl. Two of
Successors to I H‘s v EXP ncn at t‘;r\ no I! working 201- ”,9 mum,” “199,13“: tin fnr landed in I dal mm Vim glow-t fingers assunng 3 Km“ f“ and candy
. RAYMOND BROS. 3M”, r. "‘r ‘1‘?" "MI" 7” P"-\|I“"1l1r- Pany Sound l‘CIKITI. .4116 race oll'i‘ ‘ n ‘ _
. " ""“"‘ ° 3‘" 2”“ ““3""? which (‘ia‘n 11"» vr-nfidvm 111:1 'm 111th wt - perfect satisfaction. VI" hitc black and colors, with 15095” 9- ut‘ifl ’
I .“lUUI‘zIML-lo [race If flu—Er man “a" 10 be heard lz‘om have landed salelx - f ‘ m ' 8 COI-ICC and\ I l |
. - » ’ ‘ a" ' ‘ .iuzn mum'fiml" "Bum“! and nor: ore zuakma il‘r'h‘ any to some and whi C con st 50 ‘ _ ‘ - ‘
WehaveFertilizersfiroumlkoneSheepl’ertlllzelude. “mm": 2...... 1" sewn mm... mm as communication WM! the cum 5" '- Swnzcrland. I11 ["1me
, ( show 1212. ~ curl; 1200111139“:th by the s‘dp “1 r31 z.‘ ,w .__J__“_ ‘ _ -1- -. _ M Mam flour. ‘
pl!“ “(Infill :llalinn and of (he Wflrk “M..__ -w“ ‘ agt‘S
L manual-I315
cl: (:1. d T311 officials in charge of the BEIJGI‘AN ROY."4 I
FLOWER POTS F?“ 3'01"”: pols aim-e \logieratnr PARTYAT NIAGARAi H - C Maple Sweetheart--
ALL SIZES 3‘: 3403151111: dilemocratic checkers 1 air ombs maple sugar with Wil-
W‘m u an Em“ ““m- rm" Continued :rom 1‘3; 01111.
Jardiniers.Fc1-n Dishes. Umbrella. Stands, Stone Crooks I ”at" ‘O'mg mum"? "W“ Hal" To ( ‘ I "7 A bn'lliant STOUP. High-backed Spanish Combs, nuts or pecans. in heart
Jugs Cider Pitchers Wine or Cider Regs, Jelly Glasses Pre. P3111?“ .tflttr’nm. we" riggmmn m 112- nm‘ mum“ MM”. the 1”, (lo! I (20 bs f t Shell SC (I k 1 $112,961:
" ’ ' . h . . H “““n an "9'0 of 121.1 an"! and PM mist: :mm H10 11m- ‘ onia m 0 CU i C an TUC Gym 15‘
servmg Jars. :ltlml. "Republican \ming machine him: :11?“ “1”." rormlmz a beam ml. 1' - . . l . . .2”; 75cm.
1]) 1 132:}... ¥egiglff;nbl' $312.1, 1::‘31' minb'w on»: .12.. dull-mlnl't-d ntnttnl. Palettes, etc, set With rhinestones. A beautiful .115- Mirror {W59
. " 9 ‘ of mrl'.~ i'1 t‘w ”Lawn,
A ert F. (rehebe publlcan and “ WP- Shea “NWT-‘3’ I“ 1 ifrojhix' 2 1:115" lslaml “birds; Thy, shown at the jewelry section. .3
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IT'S HERE IF IT'S HOUSEWARE Out 0! a total (1! “18 towns in (‘ ,3 , Ivt‘an 1.“- '0 ' .— 'lb‘r Ir .11., ”I“ "3“,... 17"" WW“. Main “90? . 1L Maln “0???
_ ”nec‘ticut. UT: of them will hold town v‘nied to 131221‘1v-1 o.‘ the What; ’
me 527 23 WASEINGION SI. election: today. Onlv MOW“ of the Quevn l-le'mbrih. clad in a "33111031
1 ~ -'11 p. , ind waterproof )1;:‘. :rr *1 \ti‘; and
Fromm Delivery So. "an." 12:11:11” Egngi;,1‘1: license at“: clay dross l‘l quantly ”‘9‘! no- mm-
‘ 111 l rest mtan
GRDIMRMCG
Daniel Bariwr if
4;. _\o 111 I. Ilospl‘a
‘_‘«l 1‘ ut'filst TINT town of “'i‘stpcwt 1.1
. In (‘olatmluu ('1‘: lll'w‘
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.‘n—u. onll‘m'. nod taken to. 1 -‘
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~ 41?“??? 'Rilt‘r‘firfifl l-ut scant :12u-1urm1r:1 2);... Ritual-mt “+3 the dlsfl-vai ..f :0 against ”11- sailinr. ur Shippin: Saturday ;_fte:':1,"or~.-.2'-..- :11: unit in:- Snn» 111 lzaly of HM: v. ..
I the new and up-to-themlnute STATEMENT SYSTEM i that ”1111‘ would he allowed to 90” the. ceremony :hat L533”). art-nth: my- Board ”2.391,. .0 (2th 3,-3.5“ 3-35 3,, ,1... autniohzli. 1; liainvsi Tim «1'1 ml) ”fiend-2d Ill\linlitn.
WE SOLICIT ACCOUNTS WHETHER LARGE .OR 1 Manor. 9w“ 7'7"”331" ”19 malmity of the :‘E‘y' partially lil’trd todin1 by'thu Sh'poim: “'lltt‘n. Ti 1’ )1.-\':'- 211.12; 1‘s in 1") lil'vti lode» ;~:21411‘l11at« -
MEI 1 "“"‘r‘ \‘Nrtl in favnt' of the 0:103 sal- , I’om'd :1' 11 room: of the ending of the slight and he was sent home. in mun “1.10: 2H. 1;“ «'1
S I" 1 0013. The war-time ban has not boon Tfia}: In “all Street ta’lrortl shlkr tlll‘l'c‘. accepted.
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—————~—-— . Ralph Ruiz and three of H3 l-flv: ‘
MAN KILLED BY TRAlN 'avenue was struck by an automobile; Mrs Hxni‘um Silhl‘l w
(tr-ergo Sumfinear his home yesterday afternoon known in lth wit? 1’» 3-1.
of 71 John'and was taken to the hospital matter very ill at hm home on ll.
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He fa-‘Ieil ‘o la ar jurlu.
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ANALAX
aeropl an :1
Sevei al of the
' 1 - . : By ‘11: past our-11
town? will have a mum ticket in material improve-Ont and rails. state how Raven people enmyed a tr.p men‘datory pr"; {7‘ ’.
’lhe held. The prohibitionleta in San- promise of a continuance of (hr.- mm t through the air yesterday. _, .. _ ': n ~' 1 1 3 .g 9. - 2 d ,M “.9 h“... ‘
[cheater have put up a ticket. and broad demand. ‘ I proton that “"1
Worth Rte-hm the illustrator who‘
calls Wk his home town but hadi
been in l'zvthc‘a Vin‘yard doringth'I
miner motor-ed to tanniihat Marci
arrh'im this morning but will make”
hnta Mich-toy as he anecdote re-
twrr on Thunder.
arr Pottahlo of a".
ranging and to! ‘ ‘
lowing 1'11111' H (L
Hrur-tinw- in :1 .
manner 1‘11-1' \' ll f .
win your Val .. r
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there is nine one in 01.1!an _ __,_.__________._
Memo“ '21:: Gwyn: all...
:; tom ho'rl mflflm hint-1M1: on the
f {inst Monday in October in aid years.
1and the: will vote today These twelve' MAM. Sunday. Oct. 5 .—'1'Ite
lime are Bethel Cromwell. Danni-y railway strike 1which broke' out in
,lGréenwlch. Mel-idea; m Ror- Winiystodar. he been.” new . '
mNmm10maaa.Vol-nmaat- mammals—iota: mice 1: m to hate
mum Mu“ Where. mmmmwmerw
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