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MASONIC NOTICES
“We” Lodge, No. 100 F. and A. M,
leets in Masonic building, South
“in street. 1st and 3rd Tuesday of
«is-eh month. July and August except-
and. at 8 o‘clock. All_ Master Masons
vdlally and fraternally invited.
ASA T. LOWNDES, w. m.
ROBERT M. WILCOX Secy.
flutler Chapter, No. 38, R. A. M.
m in Masonic Temple, South Main
street, the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of
”In month. at 8 o'clock, July and Au-
“ excepted. All R. A. Masons cor-
dially and fraternally invited.
D. B. BEACH, H. P.
WI L TON
.The Town Election is over and
embody on the Republican ticket
“is“; elected. No “Sore heads" as it
“t just as everybody predicted. at
the meeing held in the Town Hall on
«auction day there was some hot ar-
ments over the Auditors report. A
very good address was delivered by,
iieorge Ogden and Louis Hltrlhurt
tor the benefit of the women voters
who turned out better than was me
Wed. They carried the day. it was
very interesting to see the women
amtered over the. lawn of the Town
Hall talking politics. it was rather
nilet in the. forenoon but after the
iii-sewives had prepared their hus-
bands dinner they turned out in
droves. They are all waiting patient
)3? for the next election and ill all
probability it will be more interest-
ing as many nmre will be made voters
am October the ninth. The day is
rmewhat of a holiday with a large
number of thc men and it was ccr-
iahliy more of a holiday for all both
‘men and women on last Monday. The'
’al‘fions are “busted" and from this
fine on every voter knows that. to
“make. a. noise is to boost the candi-
date they wish to down.
-The last cam-i of hose hull of thu
reason will i». "1 ~ .1 at Ridcofleid
on Sunday between \\'ilton team and
the Ridzcfieid team
‘flmobilcs have born charmed by the
Wilton fans to \xitnvss the same and
'wmon Will be well l‘eprtwvntm’l.
It is rumored that the 0min build-
”?m: on the Gram Ra~e l‘wil iI‘ieid will
We torn down and .'i much larger
‘ltrfilding built in its place.
Wilton Mom-“house and Charles
"Custock the new proprietors of the
77m Kent (inl‘u'h- »i:tt‘ illu‘s' “'lil Illll
"in another tank For unsoline as one
is not slificient for the puhiic necds.
'The new building whirl is helm:
Med for tho hou<in:: of oils. ac
«ts-Cortes etc, l’l‘W‘i‘l'l! completion
and when finished will he a very fine
braiding.
At the Town Meeting held on‘lasf
Mmday it was voted to pay the So
'Iemnen $500; to the first Selectman
3250.00 and to the second and third
for thwir services dur—
imr'the comim: year.
The Danbury Fair was attended in
a huge number from \"ilton on \Vod-
imam Judging: from the automo-
is
’Jiies that passed tin-mlzh “'iiton tho
WY must be crowded each day.
At the 0l0‘('ll0n Monday for Town
f‘niool (‘ommitton John Conneii and
“um" Corham were in the race alonr:
Strnnz (‘omstock
amihederick C. Hopkins.
Her—a] Agents-
Trace Stolen Liquor
CHICAGO. Oct. 6. -l<‘i\-o feeerai
scents were on their way here to
from Washington to assist Major A.
'V. Dalrympie, district. prohibition of-
flner. in his investigation of reports
that'SI'lfififlfl worth of whiskey had
lam stolen here on its arrival from
WVille. .
uIajor Dalrymple announced early
Inky that he had pOsitive informa-
1iawns to the present. location of the
Mey. and said it was back in the
" "Ends of the eonsiznees. who. he ai
James,
sold it to saloon keepers. who
Trucks and au'
.n‘ Vi—som'n NORWALK GREAT INCREASE ' ‘ J. Palmer , mee- un sum. as 'm. n- Bristol Ms‘ycr
'IIENING SENTINEL NOTED IN TAXES Disdlsrged by Court ’mm'uffoflfimfidfimfi IS NOMINATED
_.,, a-u- 501110 0.
(Continued from pm; One) Conflicting and locks of evidence
this morning caused Judge Nehemiah
Condos in. the uptown city court to
discharge William J. Palmer, of
Bridgeport, who was held by the po»
lice on the charge of reckless driving.
On September 2, a machine operated
by Palmer struck Morris Lubiu, of
Chelsea, Mass, at Beer's corner.
lected taxes are included in the total
amounts of money to be raised for 10-
cal purposes {or the respective years.
They were paid later, except in in-
stances where bhey were abated and
abatements‘ in taxes do not, ‘ss a rule:
amount to an .appreciable sum.
Hartford’s tax levy has Jumped
Heals .the, Throat and Cures the
Cough.
Price 35c. A tree Box of GROVE
O-PnN-TRATE SAL"! tor
Colds, Head Colds and Group is -
closed with every bottle.
- . ~ - - - HARTFORD, Oct. 6.—Joscph F.
Stops The Ticks
Button. mayor of Bristol, was today
nominated for Congress by the First
Dhtrict Democratic convention in
this city. He received 55 votes. and
Frederick J. at Hartford. 5:;
button is a lawyer and s former
0WD“ man.
HAYES" HEALING HO
C
from $4,636,496 in 1919 to .
in 1920.. ' ' ’6 485'240
In ten years the amount which the
taxpayers of New Haven have paid
to meet an increase from 81,448,475
cipality increased to 83.946.067.62. and
those in Bridgeport have been obliged
to go down deeply into their purses
to meet an increase from 41,448,475
in 19l0 to $4,862,476 for the year ten
years later. Waterbury’s annual tax
levy has jumped in the decade from
$852,212 to.82,625,006. ‘
The grand list of the State has in-
creased from a little less than one bil-
lion about ten years ago to 81,661.-
854,481, and it is expected that, this
enormous 'hich was accepted
as the v ‘~ - w the taxable property
in the St ‘ 2- mar ago will be great-
ly increased when the assessors in
the different towns get through with
their work this year.
MACSWINEY HAS BAD NIGHT.
Don’t get peevedi! your msnis
not elected. This country is not
going to the “demnition bow-
wows” even if the right man fails
LONDON, Oct. 6.—Terence Mac-
to get the job.
Swiney, Lord Mayor of Cork, passed _;.
a rather bad night at Brixton Prisonlece up and buy a new suit '
according to a bulletin issued by the (good on” hm ‘t “0) “d mi].
lrish Self-Determination League this . -
morning. A physician is quoted as and dont 1°“ your In? E
sayingMaeSwiney's pulseroseaiittle.lpofitifl- 3703',
which might be due to some little er- thing to help towards good gov-
citement. and adds that generally emment.
speaking. the condition of the Lord ,
Our platform is the same betore
Mayor was unchanged today. This
is the fifty-fifth day of his hunger or after ’1in lisfsction W
every customer. '
strike.
iFall suits and overooets never
better and what is still better—
fair in price.
How One Woman Was Helped.
New River, Pa..
writes: "I have been troubled with
weak kidneys for two years. I took
Foley Kidney Pills and they helped
me fine. I rest fine all night and now
have no trouble with my kidneys."
“’hcn the kidneys do not properly do
Athea Walker,
Overcoats $35to$85§
the system cause weak and lame back-
dizziness. pufiiness under eyes, swol-
Rogers 6? Stevens
leu ankles and joints.c 15:11:: padre: i
Isi’dPnneeis l‘llllsrihsgrgahiven relief tOlNOrWRIk SO. Norwalkll
thousands of men and women.
Stillscn. Powell Corporation 1:
' SHAVE "
SHOWINGS
Our showing of shaving needs
is complete. We have every-
thing from an old fashioned
razor to the newest safety with
extra blades for safties, brushes, .
straps, soaps, talcums, creams, ,
and after-shave lotions. Mir-
rors, too, hand, stand or cased.
FACTS
'1‘ oday, inc-gin to save.
Happiness is
Enhanced by a bank account.
P utting off until later on
Endangcrs your future.
Old age needs money.
Prudence requires that you
[J ay aside part of your earnings
Each day or week. i
Start now, do not wait.
H. A. MEAD
Mimi Pharmacist
Illahlt. 80.Norwslk
There are a hundred good
Reasons why you should save.
% latest styles and fresh up-to-dste ideas.
Suits ........... .....$35tos75§
l
their work, acids and poisons left in ' .
Boslo "Store
Thousands of New
Dresses, Suits-
Coats and Skirts
Great variety of the most mcsntly designed models, all
The Best Values in America.
WOOL JERSEY SUITS
EXTRAORDINARY VALUE
at $21.50
Suits of line quality, Brown, Blue and Green mixture wool
jersey cloth, well made in smart new styles.
.4,_ .
Stunning Models in
Serge, Tricotine, Velour, Jersey and Poplin , .;
DRESSES
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As the Season Progresscs
small lots accumulate. These wedo'sire to dispose of at can,
before our new fall stock arrives. This merchandise has trans.
placed where it can easily be seen and examined. The lot. in ‘lo
varied, and quantities in each line SO small that we v'dlmct
enumerate the items. 5
Please come and take these articles anay for or,“ [o
nothing—considering their real worth.
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86 WASHINGTON STREET
$18.00 to’ $45.00
1 :
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The best dresses to be found anywhere, beautifully fash-
ioned, superb quality and wonderful values, a great variety of
styles for women and misses. “a-“ “‘m
SILK—h DRESSES
$18.98 to $40.00
Rich, beautiful, various—are the Autumn Fashions, new
colors, new trimmings—a fascinating variation of styles—The
materials are Taffeta Silk, Georgette Crepe, Satin, Tricolette
and Crepe de Chine, the prices are much below their real
7.7.. ’ 1" T.
MASONS’ SUPPLIES
TheNorwalk Coal fa? SupplyC 0.
Water St., So. Norwalk, Conn
COAL AND WOOD
TELEPHONE 113
For the convenience of customers, orders may be kit .r
payments made at Raymond Bros, oilice, 24 Washington 5.:
worth"
FASH ION ’S NEWEST
DRESS SKIRTS
The prettiest and cleverest models in plain and pleated
styles. Our assortment is unusually large and features all that
is new in plaids, and the season 's desirable materials.
$4.98 to $25.00
Unless you do, poverty due to
Sickness or other causes,
Threatens your future welfare.
C onto to us with your deposit.
0 ur bank is safe, sane and
sound.
THE PEOPLE’S
TRUST co.
‘ ”Emma‘s: 71.37"
As Prices Go Down
CLEVELAND CARS
Reduced $150
When the Cleveland Six made its first entry into the realm of
motordom, it met with a demand which was overwhelming. In
short, it marked the passing of the commonplace, and the coming
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Early Season Shooting
For earlv season dud; shootinu‘ and all up-
land small game. buv 21 Winchester 16-
cause or 20—23mm Model 12 llammcrloss
Repeating Shotgun and “Leader" or “llc- _
beater” Shells. - . ._ ._- 5
Albert D. Morgan
HARDWARE
The Winchester Store 80. Norwalis
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BATH ROOM FIXTURES
A well equipped Bath Room will prove a source of Bl‘il'lfi‘ m“ “ 1"
every member of the Household. ‘Ve are showing a larlrfl ”I"? C" [Lott
Shelves, Paper Holders, Plate Glass Mirrors, Tooth Brush Holdvr-i,
Room Fixtures, including Glass Towel Bars. Soap Wild“? ”W“
Hampers, Bath Sprays, Bath Tub Seats, Sponge Holders, Nickel and
White Enamel Fuel Bars.
its Here Its Houseware.
25 Washington Street South Norwalil
, were then robbed by men posing as
7 site freight car where they received
;._________' 'MWBW.i?u°r'_.__ chasing power. You will i
3hrCoughs and Colds Use gain on saved dollars be- a
. , \ 4
t cause your dollars Will grow ‘, ’
mics. Try this famous old 5
: 1.55 o
.. the “Shrinking Dollar” of
today will “swell” in pur-
Mce omcers. a short dista'nce from
' compound interest that is
paid on savings here.
“chitin most stubborn ‘of .5.
.‘mcughs, yields to its healing
Deposits mud? on or be-
fore October 10 will draw in-
terest from the first of the
month.
my remedy and experience the
‘ itbrlngstothosewhouse
’ .Ilresndsafeitaidansturehl
, 5-: vitalityrsndlnrelieying
”I, eoldgbmuohitmundun
City National Bank,
South Non-walk, Conn.
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ed throat and lung ailments.
fabuve 'iamiliar trade-mark on
‘ Puckage—‘ell druggists, 606‘
in motor car design.
of that which is cOnsidered correct in style and mechanically right
In the face of this reduction, what ‘will the future demand
be for the Cleveland Six!
DON’T DELAY. PLACING YOUR ORDER _
.‘i - IF YOU WANT DELIVERY THIS FALL as
:. “ $125?
fit.
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OCTOBER VICTOR RECORDS
Insa—FAIISQ. iumr.,~
“m—‘YHEN YOU’RE AWAY ;.
.158 STABAT HATER
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Mabel tlnrl'lM'N
Mme. Homr and \li~~' "0m"
MV—GYPSY IJOVE mNG. “'Eflmi‘nfl'l‘ll
lmumh HAWAII. ", “7n":
HAWAIIAN TWILIGHT - Fox Trot
WM!) mm 190‘ Trot. .Slllilli ‘h'"ht‘~h‘£l
CUMN ”CON ’ 1‘0; Trot, Slnflh I)I'(‘h"~tl‘.\
Immssmn BLUES. Billy Murray
SWAN“. ENTI‘IPS“ QII‘I'H‘C
HEAR THESE on ANY oruER RECORD you wise.
vrcrnoms SOLD 0)? EASY TliILMS.
THE HAMILTON SHOP
so wmsnlxr
NEW FALL
SUITS and DRESSES
‘ ;; {New and becoming. models, for Women
3nd Misses, ‘ at moderate prices.
Norwalk Chronicler