. 1 south 6 NonALn, ‘ more SENTINEL, ,, JUDGE CANDEE was, sure. 21, 19mg, - ' 1 Continued from First page 'case. annual: amuse r03. _; minnow .' High tide, 7:59 am, 8:07 pm, ‘7' ajln rises, 6:36; sets; 6:56. 22 had declared themselves Demo-I crats. lty would be rolled up in Wilton. George Duryea, chairman of the Republican " A stated communication of Old Well w, No. 108, F. and A. M., will be ‘ item at Its rooms, Tuesday evening, .flpt. 2131:. 1920, at 8 o’clock. ,‘I. I. Degree. cordially and fraternally invited. Fra- ~ 'mally yours. 0 NDES W M A A T. L \‘V . . m: ROSBERT M. WILCOX, sechEaSt Norwalk Republican Club. spoke 'said that he knew him, b°th Outlet- Chapter, ’ d as a jurist, and that he cents in Masonic met, the 2nd and 4th Tuesday; ofy‘ouen in the club. each month, at 8 o'clock, July and Au-imere had always been pretty aye)”. tigtetdlal'l? Edgar“. cor- times: in East Norwalk, which was a. D. BURR REACH, H. P. F. a. LYONS, Secretary. committee, spoke, and said that naan would not be behind in the roll- Work All Master Masons were almost all solidly for the Repub- lican party. Philip Fielding, president of No. 33. a, a, Mytli the formation of the club. on last‘an Temple, South Main Friday night. He said lively constitutents good Republican ward. but that, with the addition of the women to the ranks of the party .he felt sure -—SPECIAL NOTICE. 7 Auto elect: lo and repaired. this election would be one thatwould surpass past ones. He complimented systems overhauled Austin‘s Garage. New Canaan; beDeelected, without a doubt. ~ puty Show! Nelson Benedict pre- 'NOMINATEDldlcted a maJority of at‘ least 2,000 for Norwalk, saying that he would 'be vel-y’disappointed it this were not the felt sure that the Town of New _ Lycett: John A. Mills; John Behre. oi" . ~ Ca Town Clerk Edward hale Law school in 1898. mg up-ot‘ a Republican vote, and‘ that. Rutledge, of New Canaan: Louis St.‘u d l w 1 Ne H , and was a'- so far as he knew. the women there,JOhn Keeler, and others, ce a n w men. ' the speakers. . Judge George H. the lspoke and praised Judge Candee, and and the including of .nlmzt capable man and one who won that be a good and taithful servant of when laughingly contradicted the ignition aft, ‘ .. the Re ublican m or ty n ‘ $31113; and safd that the majoritydature. and served in that session as.(‘llapter. t lwoull he exactl 1.093, . hat A (brief biogryaphy of Judge (‘an- felted nghts and member of the (lee is given herewith. a Judge Candee, as did the other speak-the of interest to the peop ers, and assured him that he would who, perhaps, are not as Vosburgh "new . ,.. » . 8.. z ‘4' .. ...- anointed with the mold!“ V .‘Ii 1' y t . 1!. 15331919: iml‘ht be. _‘ ,_f. it? $.33. punitive ' "Nehemiah Csndee was born August .00 9th, 1870, in Easton, Conn. the son ofl Helmen‘s College, Brown Mark C. Candee, Sui’field, Conn: i C. Candee, cleville. 01110. from 1893-1895. graduated from the Yale Law school. From January. 1899 to 1906. he prac- gulls city. were amongImember of the Board 0! Selectmen in pony :New Haven from 1902 to 1906. also ' Candec in December, 1907. Judge as a man‘caule to Nprwalk. where he forme , was a partnership with Hon. John Rough] ld present Referee in Bankruptcy. under ‘, _ . hie‘ihe name of Keoxh & Candee. or‘lng iraternal orders. Re which firm he is still a member. , ' In 1917 he was elected to the House Past Grand Commander: Trust Company. elected, of Representatives, Connecticut Lenin- ,l.odge, ~Chairnlan on the Committee or l-‘or-éConlnlande-ry. No. 3, (‘Olll- , Mar; 3 it is sure to mlttcc on Banks. as well use tlnembclwl’. E. le of the city, of the Committee on F0. era . " well ac- tione. lie was reelected :l member of.529, 1., O. O. M. mum in 1117 he was appoin Judge of Jason and Caroline Condos. or that val-[the 019‘: gang. :01 N017“: . end was . lase. He prepared for college at the mono une- - , lhdwardl 3- Lagrence. Of New C1“ Staples Academy. and graduated in He felt sure that a his major- mm" 0' rving yington, "3315"” of the Yale Academic clues of 1893. He dren. M133 ""10‘190- Candee. 3 mem- ,voters in Norwalk; Dr. Philip Castel- -- of New Canaan, Ilano; Frank N. Glover: Constable Hen- taught school at Media. Pa., and Ch Town ,l‘y C. Selver; Conrad Moeller, of New hesCanaan; George Richmond; J. Edward-lin 1897. and was quiz master of the ".th He is married and has three chil- ber of the freshman class in the We senior at and Dorothy attending Jefferson school, Judge Candee is a corporal in Com- K, Connecticut State Guard, is a 'mcmber of the Norwalk Club, a trus- .tee of the South Norwaik Baptist d jchun-h. and a director in the People's lie is also a mmeber of the follow- Knigllts of Pylhias. of which he is No. 108. F‘. & A. No. 38. R. A. Mi Knights lionker Grotto. NO. 56. M. 0. V. R.: Cockenoe Tribe, No. 32, l. 0. Rein-ill. M.. and South Norwalk Lodge. No. U niversity; Sullield 01d \Vell M .; Butler Clinton Tem- _‘ —' S it i; "— H V- . w . i Z.- L‘; "$0”? '1.” L3,“. .3 A LARGE ASSORTMEN URNITURE The Cream of Overstuffed Suites This is without doubt one of the handsomest overstufl‘ed suites 4 that we have been able to show you for sometime. '. the big cushioned arms, the soft luxurious back and the large _' roomy seat. There's no denying its comfort and at the price we "" quote is a rare bargain. Curtains and Draperies Your curtains guard the windows of Your home. They should be in harmony With the room itself, they should let in sufficient light but keep out the blind- . lng glare. unportant features of the home. We are showing a. beautiful collection of curtains and draperies in many beau- tiful fabrics and hundreds of the lat- est designs. and look them over. A Picture This Suite in Your Home . Just picture this beautiful suite in your home, the large double bed, the roomy chiii'robe; inst what you need to keep your clothes in good shape, the wide dresser with its five drawers and the little dressing table with its three beautiful mirrors. This _ suite is made of the finest matched American Walnut with hurls , on the bed, dresser and chin'orobe as added~docoration. This Vsmteisofthe QueenAnneperiodandwlllpl-ovessourceofun- ending satisfaction in your home. Complete, $425.00. Right now’s the time to prepare for the winter. Have you everything to make you comfortable this coming sea- son which means so much time spent indoors? cl"...- How about a big. comfortable davenport for the living room? Or a little breakfast suite to save the bother of Look at Complete as shown, $485.00. to $50.00. ahom h uldb urni . They are one of the most es 0 of Shed We want you to stop in For Moth Protection ' You will be delighted with these outfits, they illustrate the home as it should be. The best part about it is that each piece of furni- ture has been made to play its full part in the decorating with the result that the cost has been kept to a minimum. The low on these complete homes will surprise you. Complete _ Home Outfits We want you to come in and inspect our complete home outfits which were designed to take the responsibility from your shoulders and place it on the shoulders of our skilled artists who know how VALUES setting the dining room table? Perhaps you need a new bedroon suite, or curtains for windows. At any rate we want you to be sure to attend our exhibition of birth grade furniture before you make up your mind. The values offered-below will give you a fair idea of what you will find. ,3 ' q—='l «.1 Set ill Mahogany or Walnut A cedar chest is your guanin- tee against. moths. 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