NORWALK
You den‘thave to consult the
ouija'hcd to learn where the
'spifitd styles are to be found.
”Vintners. Thereis
notihsghostatachsnoeofyou
WWinwy-m
mfiokonthere. Thestylessra
mmqmityreliable.~
Colmandpntternatosnityour
island-slit speaks foritseli.
mot yet mad-wits “I man
ocean to ' the ~' Mastic requests
,that he be Senator Brandegeo's on
meat. .
according to Kiss Rats-lees. no
such petitiou is being drained.
Mr. Cummings was not a: his allies
- yesterday, and it w... said there he
graham! would not be in Stamford
week. He expects to be at
Bridgeport. attending the criminal
Superior Court, which comes in today.
‘1
Cumming? Dinner, said he did not
the firm had made up his mind to no-
cent the nomination as senator. Asked
about the petition story, Judas Lock
wood said he knew nothing Chant it,
but, he added. it would be natural to
try to line up the women against
Senator Brandesee.
Miss Romaine” also spiked anoth-
tect that she would he candidate tor.
the Democratic nomination as score
tuy of State, in the event or Mr. Cum-
mings refusing to he ca'ndldate for U.
3. Senator, .
“No one has ever ”13198th that i
be candidate for secretary of state or
any other office." said the Greenwich
Judge Charles D. Lockwood. to.
know whether the senior member of h
or detail of the story. that to the of- H
It at
for enrollment. During the next two
months. this 7. can Wannabe”
sociati'on on:
Quarters in s.rooln at 39 Wall street.
Nomik. A telephone has been in-
stalled and there will be some one in
attendance to,anawer cells each morn-
Any Republican woman WW I
in the work or desiring ,.
is invited to call in person or on the
e. ,
The Central oonuflttee As capped
at the following men:
Chairman—Mrs. Leo Davis.
First hard—Ira. Lewis C. Green.
. m H-san. Ira. 11m.
Cause, Hrs. James G. Gregory, Hrs.
Gaoree Icahn. Ira. Percy *
inn. Mrs. Howard A. Crampton. .
Herbert O. Pollard.
Second ward—Mrs, E. G. Hunting-
ton. Ira. l. mu Cohan. Mrs. mn‘
J. Surely. I‘m. Gouge N. mm
In. Franklin irving Smith. Mrs. G.
. Gm. lbs Elisabeth Dehos.
sire. John Can-o.
Third ward—Hrs. J. Wallace Mar-
vin. Hrs, A. IIde Cole. 'Kre. Willin-
Blascer._Miss Mary Rider.
Mrth ward—Mrs. G. Edwin Com-
stock. Mrs. George F. Candeld. Miss
ulna Plrtriek, Ira. Henry 1‘. Birth.
Firth ward—Hrs. A. B. Clever-icy.
are business head;
in and afternoon. The number is 68.
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kl Offering in Axrninister Rugs
m i as.“ while considering
trendy good. an: colors and designs are mostly
in fine figures, 3 fcahm: which will be appreciated
by good houselreepess. because such patterns do not
easily show soil. There are one or two in the col-
lection which are copies of Chinese patterns. The
size is 9 x 12. Regularly they have been selling at
$75.00. There are but a few and no duplicate pat-
terns, and we shah not buy or carry these again in
Prices ”a.” £0 $75.00. ; woman, “and I don't know that J Hrs. E, 8. E7017, Mrs. John Coates. QOCk.
..r. ‘I would consider such suggestion, were ’ -
it made to me. reason was. «no {lien-soc "
. Miss Ruutz Rees appeared to enjoy nepaEBENTATIV!
liéheI story that credited her with ' $67 50
ea re to hold office. She laughed. '
PARIS. Sept. 14.—The French For-
and joked about it. it was apparent. sin Office announced today that the r Fourth floor.
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' more Connecticut
however, in her more serious utter-
ance, that somethidg is on foot to as-
certain the sentiment among Green-
wich women, it not among the wom-
on of the state. Jllt what thud. il.
she said was of no intehast.to the
public. incidentally, Miss Rants-
Rees volunteered the information that
women are Demo
crats than the average person would
believe to be the case.
Walker-Dispose of
New Hartfot‘d Holding
Harry Walker. the ice man has sold
his holdings in New Hartford to the
Landors, Prary & Company. oi New
Britain. according to a dispatch from
the place. The purchase takes in the
Grrelwood mills and about 100 cot-
!is mm mm. the New Brialn firm will
shortly hq-gin operations with 1,000
employee. The town baa voted n 10-
.‘year fax exemption to the company.
{covering all its property. including the
‘(rmlztfius The property has been liai-
‘ed at $428,000 on the tax hooks. and
ithe town rule is 13 mills. The ilstad
irate is said to be about half the actual
gvuluulion. As Mr. \Valkor is out of Ille-
city today no confirmation of lhe sale
could be had from him.
ENGINEER, ATTAcKED,
. KILLS TWO MEN
day in“) the villa of Signor Uibere‘
dotio. engineer of one of the metal
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two persons. only one of whom has
bm-n idomiflod. The police arrested
llibnm-fif-Iio. The workmen evacuat»
ml the plant.
logo: with valuable water rights. ll .
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Tumx. lluly. Sept. ll..-Unknown4the package. then you M! 8m“ 3'0“?
lit-130m: lirod scverul riile shots to-lchlld
allies lave acceded to the recent re
quests of the Lithuanian Government
flint they send representatives to the
easierence between Lithuanian and
Polish dale-ates to consider the houn-
dnry dispute.
MOTHER!
“California Syruplof Figs"
Child's Best Laxative ‘
Accept “California" Syrup of Figs
only—400k for the name California on
is having the beat and most
humble abyeic for the little stomach.
liver and bowels. Children love in;
i'ruilv taste. Pull directions oh each
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Try a classified advertisement in the
Sentln
A graceful in design is
In a Silver Dish
There is a remarkably choice showing of silver
'dishcs with covers which would make very elegant
gifts for weddings or anniversaries.
A Sheffield Baking Dish has enameled inset for
the oven and is finished in plain bright smooth style
with heavy ebony handles. it is about the size and
shape of an old fashioned wamiing pan and doesn’t
look unlike it except it is silver.
A very handsome piece, 825.31
Another Dial: with cover has a Pyrex baking
dish with separate silver rim. The platter can he
used as a chop plate if so dcsircd. $29.40
A Inge Silver Dial: which is really 3 Covered
chop plate has a rounded cover flat in top and this
can be used as a separate open vegetable dish. The
platter is large enough for broilers or it will carry
easily a roasted chicken. $35.70
M um floor.
Numerous Pretty Trifles
E; of glass and silver
5! ' “Id will serve as gifts or prim
:: Boo Boo Basket; with pierced frames and silver
i‘i linings. 7 ' $1.31 each.
5'9 Footed Compote. with pierced silver frames
{2 and cut glass linings. $2.63 each.
if Cut Glass Sugar Baal-eta in silver frames with
3:! tongs to accompany. These are exceedingly pretty
3: and look far more than the price. $2.99 each.
if v, , Castors'with two shakers, pepper and salt, set
5} 136 ' -\7]é/Fi in silver. 4 $1.21
i: 3 I 4’53! Bud Vases in silver holders, the glass tall, slen-
' 3-; : 4g 3.! tier and beautifully etched. $1.31 such.
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f, USE ;//:;-- s are the ty 2
:: RS 6/; _ . Since it is the fashion to carry a basket the
‘6 /¢ brides- and more original it is in design the better it
y; 7.4 is liked by feminine fancy. One carries a basket to
3:! V market and brings home her purchases.
A mom Basket, strongly woven"
with splints and grasses dyed in assorted colors, very
$125
591M. Sm" Ind-s“ chem d cfiects,
stripes and plaids, ' 81.75
A Motor “R defined for luncheons, with
separate compartment for themes bottle is very
strong, has t'wo sternum and a good cover.
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Man’s hugs-a... aw colors,
x 85 ds.
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New for the
Toilet Table
“Hand's “Que!-
" Floors," :1 deli-
cately soft and x-ehciy
face powder with the
he: odor of \‘iulc’i.
$5.20 a box.
Rich“! Hudnut's
“crease, a new Mimi,
a blending of .\r‘\ ml
flowcrodors. seduciix c.
fascinating.
$7.50 with
as ots. war tax.
' Main fly ~r
A Lacquered Box
Where is the womm
who cannot alum!) > find
3 Use for one of thc
attractive C o l or e .1
hows from anm.
\\'lmhcr it has up»
the lid .1 rod puppy .1
tulip or .1 gold intru-
ily it ir Always .‘i l".‘.:.:!l-
ful thing in look ll.
A spam um ituc’
has the ccum lid «:1 :ftc
box mavens; l‘_\ .e mir-
some drawn. \llxmt‘
glittering gluon \ .
are .1 wonderful -‘ ' r
to behold. in s: , 1
sizes. some of 25.. 1
with link and kc}.
$1.59 to $4.00
Ari Sn :5 II.
Ollclorh
Luncheon Sets
A few to close out,
all perfect goods only it
is desirable to make
room for new. stock. .
\Vt’rc S l. 51) for $2.25
4\\'crc $2.25 for $1.50
Ari Si . Hull.
Special in Pearl
Buttons
Write or smoked
peerl, very Choice.
from i to (3 on a card.
15 cts.
WHie Pearl Buttons
for clothes or wash
dresses, 2 to 4 holes,
also fish eye. One
dozen on card, 10 eta.
Nulihll (fl “1"“ T.
Children's Muslin
Underwaists
Some are lacs 1
trimmed. but one style
in particular comes
perfectly plain, very,
nice made and tin-
ish: Sizes for 2 to
'I14 years.
“addicts. .
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