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new. dispatches credited to it or
we in this paper and also
be: news published herein.
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MASONIC NOTICES
Old Well Lodge, No. 108 F. and A.M
fleets in Masonic building. South
Nam street lst and 3rd Tuesday of
each month July and August except
«I. at 8 o'clmk. All Master Masons
cordially and fraternally invited
ASA T. LOWNDES, w. M,
ROBERT M. WILCOX Secy.
A stated convocation 0|“ Ilutlvr
Mter, 311. 38. R. A. .\I.. will he hold
”My Honing". Sept. 28. at 3 o‘clock.
m ‘I. I5. \I. "("111 All II. A.
Mus cordially l1nlt1 (l l‘ 1"'11lenmll,\.
II. B. III .\( II. II. I’.
F. 8. LYONS, Secretary.
NORWALK’S POLITICAL
POT COMMENCING
TO BOIL
(Continued from first page)
and no sell-1:2. :1 «1111111 111- 11.11
would be 1'1-1-111
I}: UllllCll
WILTON SCHOOL
BOARD CHARGED
(Continued from Page One.)
h—_—.
been closed for some time re opened.
8500 was appropriated for this pui-
pose but the school remained closed,
Matters went on that way for years
and a. month ago another town meet-
ing was held End $2,000 was appro-
priatedfor the school and the select-
men were instructed to go ahead. hire
a. teacher for $1,000 a year and con-
duct the school Independent of town
school committee.
Strong Comstoek. chairman of the
town school committee. was prsent at
the meeting with a delegation of sup-
porters but lost out by a vote of 29
for opening the school. to 7 against.
This meeting expressed the ac-
cumulated ill feeling over the alleged
spite of the school committee. Com-
stoek is allegwl to have made. various
statements concerning the ability of
some of tlll‘
considerable feeling
among townslolk.
“'lmn tlu- la pul1l1cin caucus “my
called for last wee k tln opponents oi
Comslock decided to git his scalp.
and am use-m e nt
also those of his supporters. \Vord
went around that the "old guard."
was in Tor a heating. The caucus
(HHUP and the insurgents rallied from
I'-:1ld Hill and Nod Hill in motor cars.
from South \Vilton and llurlhurr
street on trucks and wagons. Every-
thing was set and the "ring" was
teachers which created .
marked for slaughter.
I.ou llurlhurt led the forces of the
“Hill Guard'" but he was powerless to
st: 111 the tide. John Knapp. anti- ring
and .mti- (‘omstm k 111.111 was proposedl
for first sell etinan and went in with a
whoop beating Charles Goeppler by a
big margin. “Charley" was offered
second place but first or nothing for
him. Capt. H. A. Young of South \Vil-
ion was no111i11atcd for St cond sc- -l-.cl
man.
torious.
-1: \'.1i‘11 gum. Hum “.53 ,of sum, (‘0 15(0 k.
in all the wanls'n‘ Hu- eit)‘. ." 1.“ 1111» 1:: 1.11.1 1 glln I11111 citing, howeh-i
demtood that .\ 2 l\'~11l i.‘~ whim; 1. 1;, “”1; :111n1-11111'wl 1i1.1t she was invligi-'
respond to tlu- ('till 111 llis 1:11'11 '- lild"‘ 'l1lI' although the report, was un-
h encouraging ll 1:.1: lla, 9: 1-. in 11 1mm ,.111;\..i.-1. '11,.- insurgents then swit—
men are 111111111 11111 inward tlu 1»11‘-1,.1,,,_,1 ,0 \Mhur Little but 11;.- “(11.1
tormance of civic doth-s. Itluunl" 1,.-;11 them to it by 111111611.”-
A mPOllllfi' OIETIT'1'UMV1H' l‘t ' 11l i11..:llim {01' ”,0 boar-(101' relh'r- “it ”u
. .1 1 \ - 1' ‘ llurll)'.1|'l proposed the 11am--
iian 'i‘own commiiu ,.
the Court room.
on Monthix
will lw hold 11.
Town Asw-mhly llull
(-=.e11i1"r. at S o‘tlvu-k. .‘.
karg‘e (It l:~:‘.1‘11(.11 o; “()lllf’ll “ill l11~ i
zuuandaw-e- to confer with tlu- (-0111
nuttee 1111:] plan for :1 hourly [ull‘llt'l
nation 111 the campaign.
——.__~
A inn-Ming oI' tim l-‘nirihlil (‘1-1111t1'
liepulplwun o.;..121i:/::1lw111 is 111.112, iu-ld
in lklnlmr)’ this affw .‘x'oruulk
is represented :1! tin "1:41? l11nll
pmlni-ilily the 111 \i 111.1‘-iil.’..',‘ will he
hrld 111 tlw Royal .lanu's Hotel.
1(I(‘ll.
Strung Conistoek hy acclamatiun :Ind
l‘omstoek. who was chairman. ain't-ed.
The silence following was appalling. :1
rooster crowed on Chicken-street .and
a calf hollowed on Skunk's llill. but
no sound from the insurm-nts. Com-
So i‘:11th e insurgents wele \ie :
\lxs l-I.G. H.Seh1uk was on takmg care of
the slate of the insmgents as the suc- |tude 0‘ the “V”
stock went in and the insurgents illed4
out without a peep. Hope has re-
turned to them however and they
now assert that they will name Lit-
tlu cm the ticket 'to oppose Comstock
and hope to get hinl in at the polls
next month.
'.‘1;e Center school was the first in
the district to be equipped with mod-
em furniture which was provided by
funds raised through entertainments.
private donations. etc. The opposi-
Housefurnishingi. Hardware and Auto Supplies
125 WASHINGTON'BT. PHONE 340 REE DELIVERY
3531:1211 .RBSENFIELD'T
tion charged however that the stove
formerly in the school is doing duty
in the store conducted by the chair-
man of the town school committee
and the benches have been aflordinz
comfort to the summer boarders at
the Comstock home. A globe and
maps from the old Prof. Olmstead
school have disappeared. it is also
charged.
TH E HAT TRADE.
High Prices Lead to Much Renova-
tion in New York.
The Daily Trade Record, New York,
says:
But renovating departments
throughout New York were never
working to higher capacity than at
present. The rush to get soft hats
of 1918-1919 vintages oveihauled is
dc<cribed as attaining new large di-
nenaions.
Many men who appear to be wear-
in: new hats are no doubt tin-1min:
head wear that merely “looks like
new." according to the busy individ-
uals who manage these departments
in bootblack establishments and hat
stores.
As previously stated in the Daily
N0\\S Record there is no disposition
’to resent this activity in so far as
the merchants are concerned Men
Stamped Goods
New designs in Scarfs, Centers and Pillow Tops; stamped
on China, Blue, Russett, Brown and Tan Needleweaves.
Center, Scari's and Pin Cushions stamped on White, Clover-
Bloach and Pure Linen.
1113 Jackets.
,Fringe for Scarfs, Centers and Pillows in Blue, Brown and
Tan.
J. I. MALLETTE
Tel. “9.
IOU“ ”3'“
I»
88 WASHINGTON 8T.
Stamped Pillow Cases, Day Slips, Bath Towels and Comb- -
are described as buying just as many
hats as ever. even if they are having
all the modern improvements put in
their old ones.
\ hat that costs $10 is a hat worth
is the apparent nttly
age consumer.
I (ll IT“: .\I1 “I'.\II'I‘Il-‘. S
1 o.\ rum. 1'1 11111 inn“ 3
\V.-\Slll.\GTO.\'. Sept. .‘4.--—The‘
Stars and Strlpns. .1 snluilri' pul-llea-
lion in enlatrull-J by the Democratic
_\'.1io11:1l i'xmm .Hu- and the Ameri-
1111” [11141-111 \\': vl:l_\'. another soldierf
1'11ul1li1-uilnu. is umllrolird ln‘ the Re-‘
puhliru'i Null: :1.1l (‘nlllllllllll"‘. Joseph
L. Hum-111.111 m-mvlur)-111-1lslirer of
1111' Si:~.w.:.1.' P111112- 1'11‘11111111ngCom-
p:1:1\'.l'>'Tli:-~v‘. Imlu) lwl'urv‘ the Ben—
;Iir 1:.11;~;12;.;:1 innsligating commit-
).ir inlay. October 1 l. is the d:ltv~'
”a: l‘us llt't'n Dunn 1" 111 Mm ill-[111lli—1
sun hilllt m-nirnl 1-11111111i111-1- for tn:-I
holding 11‘1” caucus. .1 in lllt‘ towns :11"
the Slillt' to nomiuziw- i'o‘pl‘t‘St‘nlalth‘S
to the gt-ilt‘l‘iil ussunhlx. l'suaily the
caucuses :11'1- l.o-ld ('éii'lli'l' than this
but this your they \u-rn put off until
after the icon l'lt vii-:1. ull (umber 6.
\IW'I‘SI
flag“ (as! iln~v_
“1 ll \\ l N 31- pt. ‘_‘:1,—-~\\'1lh
hard cool \11) SCtll(( in You il;1\<~11
and deal' l-izlivuing that $17 is 1111-
}‘1wr'st [11:1111- at \\lll('ll tl11-_\ «‘11.. Sr”,
It. if ll1(-_\ luuv it. 1‘l1'2'ks i1; (‘ily Hull,
today stall-(l that in ("nul‘lnillu‘ :indl
nnlering road :11 111.: 1;11:1.'-.~ 1! VHS .11 _j
liVPIPd into their (‘1 ii: 1:; lust \1‘1-1 l\ ;.i
finest of ’11 :1 l/m 1-211} clump:
paid.
CRANBERRY CRCP SMALL
NEW BE'lll Olll) \l;12~s-;)t.2:'1.
The Cape Cod ’MlflnllPll) mop “ill 11ml
exceed 260 000 bane-ls. it \\ 1 1 limit
«ml today by growe rs. The (-11 11 “ill beI
«00000 banels less than last wash it
was «Siimated i
Protect Your Child—Ami Others
The beginning of school coughs am
«folds to many children. At the first
sign of a cold it is well to give a
child a dose of Foley's Honey and
Tar Compound. that safe, reliable
cough medicine. Mrs. J. B. Pluijmers,‘
241; Autum $1., Pascale, N. J., writes: ’
'“Foley's Honey Tar certainly is the.
best cough and cold remedy I ever-1
tried for my little boy " Children;
like it Good for coughs, croup, whoop.
ing cough hay fever and asthma. I
Stiiisou-L Powell Col-ml »
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BEGINN
UNTIL FURTHER
WILL REMAIN OPEN
N ORWALK
NOTICE 3
ING SATURDAY. SEPT. 25TH AND
NOTICE OUR
EVENING UNTIL 9 O’CLOCK.
ROGERS 69° STEVENS
Two Stores
"llll-I'. ‘
STORES f
EVERY SATURDAY
SO. N ORWALK
HershfieldMotor
TRANSPORTATION (:0.
Daily Service Between New York and Kuwait——
LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING
iolargeh'ucksatyourservioetorallkindsdtrsupot-
tationzpeddedvanstorturnitmm
Iain once, 26 Concord Street, South Nos-walk. Phone 204
New York Office. 201 West 20111.. Phone Chelsea 8059
Record
Suggestions
88567—LAST ROSE-0F BUNKER . - - Hempel
mots—KATHLEEN MAVOURNEEN - - Godsld
64306—A PERFECT DAY - - - - Williams
64183—MY LADDIE, - . . . . . Cluck
64441—AT PARTING, - - - - - - Oulp
64732—RAINROW OF LOVE, - - - McCormack
“SW—AMERICA, - - - . Whitehill
64824—NOBODY KNOWS DE TROUBLE I 'VE SEEN
- . Kriesler
BMW—SILVER THREADS AMONG THE GOLD, Powell
74251—HOME, SWEET HOIE, - - - . Cluck
18103—1 NEVER KNEW.
17933—JUANITA. ‘ ~ , 4:
HEAR THESE OR ANY OTHERS AT '
DONNELLY’S
16 and 18 South Main Street.
Open Evenings till 9 P. l—Slturday, 10 P. H.
i
l
'umns'i; can. :11, 1920 1
Complete Showing Women’s and
M18588, New Fall and Winter
SUITS
The latest ideas from style centers 'arv here, fashioned .1.
season’s newest materials; trimmed suits. some, with far: 0111 Q
broidery, plain tailored Sliils,x10wcst length 121141.11. 911.... 1.11 1
stylish backs and smart p01 kcis. All with innm silk lining and i1. ,‘
terlined—
$33.00 TO $65.00
WOMEN’S AND MISSES
New Fall Dresses
Featuring sergcs, tricotincs, velour-s, Jerseys and 1111,1g,-,._
Embroidered models, smartly trimed efl'cets and «111111 1111111111] 4
styles. \Iany set 011' with buttons, 110“ sleeves and l:-u« \1 xiv-A“
necks, all the leading colors—
$18.98 UP TO $13.00
"£307., 3.,
WOMEN’S SILK DRESSES
Stunning effects in Georgette, Tafl'c .1 Silk S..1ti11 ’l‘1i«0—
lette. and (repc de. Chine. A11 exeeptionah11<smtmvnt of mm
derfulh smart dresses, remarkable for tin 11 ~l_\lv and low [‘1114
‘ $18.98 LIP TO $40.00
SELECT YOUR NEW COAT
where quality is luml and rinw
season’s best modle in all film,
)nl‘lliltIl lufll. '
11‘111.11.=~l.
- “'licrc variety is largest, i
the lowest. “'0 are showing the
desired materials, Slli‘ll as Plush, Bolivia, Silverimw.
(‘aiuelhain Velour and Twemls, plain, fur or pl11~l1
“ many handsomely lined with silk—
318. 98 UP TO "77100
PLAID SKIRTS
All new in fashionable Ac‘,coldi11n Box .11111 Knit'u l’iu..‘ul
models also plain tailored. The 11 ry new-s1 mlur 11111111111. 11111
(‘ome in regular and sizes cxpuially adapted 1"111 «out 11:11
Unusual values at— ‘.
$4.98. $7.98 AND $10.5»ii
"Tm“? 15‘3””- d
Worsted Goods
Our New Fall Stock of Wor-
sted Articles has Arrived.
Never have we oifered to our pa-
trons, a more attractive assortment
of Knitted Skirts, Caps,- Leggings,
Bootees, Mittens, Slip-over Sweati-
crs, and Novelties.
These are on sale now at prices
greatly below present market values.
.
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.1” (Jay; «(C(qfl 1.10/52 a? ~n:n.~srr evict! ' 1‘
88 WASHINGTON STREET
Swiney, Lord Mayor of Cork passed
a better’night at Briston Prison last
night and consequently was more re-
freshed this morning, said a bulletin
issued by the lrish Svlillrv mm.»
MacSwiney PM lion League this i'menoun Mmk- 111-
A Better Night ey had a few hours of elm-p. lm' ' as
said to be in :1 state of H: 11
LONDON. Sept. 25.—'l‘erence Mae- wenknesu. and able to 111.1.-.1.~- .._w
“only; in rvlzlziv-w T11
visited him, The sew-1111- .11 111.» 1 .1
in his head. from “hi1 l1 lu~ “llll- 1|
yesterday, was (19‘ 1t‘aseil, is \\':1~ Hui.
a (-oupl e of
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:2 Owing to the financial trouble Of a large tire jobber. and 0“” 3"th *0 pay 0881!. we have been able to pick up. at unheard of prices. e complete stock of our favorite cord tire. '
5‘ We are going to inve you the advantage of our bargain on these goods inst to have the opportunity to prove this fire to be the best cord casing made today. i 5 “1""
n We are backing 119 this statement with our personal guarantee and reputation. consequently. in addition to the makers eight thousand mile guarantee on these tires. you will have cum. and
‘ ‘ what is more. we will make adjustments right here on the snot.
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