G: OFP. WOMEN
if “’3‘ 4—5-3...—
131113! «mmmmfl
“OI-D“ tlon‘. " Neighborhood meetings will
, Loom“, Props.
‘9 LY. oorom 16‘
call comes. Speakers from out
town are ready
. 3’0“” 0‘ ""1”“? 5"" and ”“99"" of counsel fees to defend. stands
~ JMAO ’03 It was unanimously voted to form a over to the next short cale der see.
'HORROW permanent organization. By-laws sion. ~
:05, sets 6 :12' -. 3, were presented and 9“" much 9"" Publication twice in the South Nor-
- :35 a. m. ,_2 :37 p.111, mW 33:51:31 129.33%. amenqmm’s' were walk Sentinel was asked in the di-
chublican “omens Association.
lly-Iaws.
Article l.-—;Name:——This
The Asmlsted Press.
7 .1 ted Press is exclusively
, -. use for publication of
credited to it or
II this paper and also
1 published herein.
at publication of ups
are .slso re-
:s
Women's Association.
Article' :2.———Objeci:—To
promo
use of the ballot:
them to become familiar with.
state and national problems. '
.1 some NOTICES-”
mall beliming in the principles of ti
l{t‘|)llllll(‘illl party may enroll as
member of this Association.
Article 4. Section
The officers or this
.- nmmmilcation of Old “'0“
108.1”. and A. M.. will be
rooms, Tuesday evening,
1920. at 8 ()’(lO('.k (Busi-
1rtallce). \\'-onk I}. A. De-‘
Each ward shall he
the President or a Vice Presulent.
Section 2.
point a Leader {or each Ward.
shall appoint a chairman for the flu
look.
tces.
Article 5. Section l.—C0mmittces:
The .(lt‘t‘ieers. \\':ll'd Lenders lll
Chairman or Outlook. Finance :11
I'ulllicity Committees. shall constitu
the Executive (follunittcc
sptcr. No. 38 R. A. M.
sonic Temple, South Main
211:! and 4th Tuesdays of
at 8 o’clock, July and Au-
ted. All R. A. Masons cor-
Internally invited.
D. B. BEACH H. P.
, ‘SAFE mousrnv .
as one oi the securest of
es is recommended by th.
FORM ORGANIZATION
held in every part of the town and
factories will be visited whenever the
to address evening
organiza-
tion shall be called The Republics}:
the welfare of the Republican party:
to instruct the women in the propel
and to encourage
local.
Article 3.—Mcmbership:-——Any wo—
l.—n(lt‘t‘iccrs:~—-
Association shall
1 Y yours :llc‘2—'—l’l‘PSl(lPlll. 7 Vice Presidents. Ite-
SA 11, LO“'\'DI g “- .\l icording Secretary. (‘Ol'l'cslionding Se
0 BERT \i. \\'.ll (‘().\. sop _\, ltf-trlry. Treasurer.
rcpresellted by
—The President shall ap—
She
Finance and 7' Publicity Comm it-
C ,. I":
(Continued tron: One.)
111.41
square.
Adolph Ounce will us the
speaker. . . ‘ -. ~
this evenhi ‘11 We Mk; :2”
“9 “allnch vs. the Progressive Hat Co.
aglced on a new bond for the pros.
ecution of the case.
The case of Leo Bielawski vs. Jo.
hanna Bielawski. for an allowance
of
vorce action of Mabel T. Barbour, oi'
Danbury, vs. George W. Barbour,
whose last known residence was
South Norwalk. The order was
granted.
Further order Of notice by regis-
tered letter was granted in the di-
vorce action of Juanitia 8’ Pesvey vs.
Clayton Peaveyr
The defendant's motion to expunge,
and demurer in the case of the Del
Ohery Hat Co. Vs. the International
Fur Cutting C0,, stands over. until
the. next short calendar
In the divorce action of Ernest J.‘
Lamson vs. Lydia Lsmson. an order
for further notice was granted and
twu publications in the Danbury
News were ordered. .
The request for a further order oi
notice in the divorce action of Frank
‘R. Marasco vs. Minnie E. Morocco
stands over. -
Permission to amend a counter
claim in the case of George E. Oli-
te
it.“
a.
(‘-
‘.
MANUFACTURERS
OUTLET" STORE
127 Washington St, South Norwalk.
*Announce that on Saturday, the Sixteenth of
.October, they will hold their Grand Opening
Featuring a most uncommon assortment of Lsdics' M
made up in the best materials, fancy lined. some with fur col-
lars, some without.
.'.
BUT ALI. AT WHOLESALE PRICE.
The Items Advertised Here Are but a Few of
the Good Oflerings Ttoday. There
Are Hundreds of Others.
PLAID SKIRTINGS
\ aluc $1. .35 and $1. .30
E
, NAVY BMROE
$1.49
Ya luc $2.00 ya rd
(f LOTH
95c Yard
.- - . Yard
JERSEY
8 INCH.
All Wool, value $4.914 ‘
-'- - - - - - $22.98 Yard
.-...-»fl
BROADCLOTH
Value $5.00. 11” colors
- - -‘ - - - - $3.95 Yard
TABLE DAMASK
~51
vette et al. v.s Henry P Hunter et
al. was asked and was allowed. The
case which is one involving the lore
closule of a mortgage on propertv
in New Fairfleld. whs assigned for
the first on the trial list or the term.
1d
1d
11‘
Starting Monday.-
Value $1.29 ya rd
886
BLEACHED BED SHEETS
Yard
ntleman to the consrlela Section :.——-Th1- Chairman or the llz’liltl'll‘jx{llliflplgx’ll‘ulltllxglggti‘lhg Value $1.98 each .
' (1 . .1; 1; 1 1 . 1 _ "1c or or: .0 rs _ . ‘ .
Um: men Who have left the InliltttIL'nllLfll’ x1:1]l.l.(‘:m1nt1'i i ll. TH” ': om currll‘d the following account of it fit- 0‘ FIIOBER 18TH At - - .- - o - - - n .- ”1.49 gal]
éhlghly paid City jobs on! ' "A 'd .11 D) . ) .1p— vorce. granted at yesterdny'ysesmon
h’st with the Strike the shut) ptfii her own committm- 01 at least of the, Hartford County Superior _ ! nd t ‘whole - Elam. '
- ' one from "w" “"ml' court. Judge John P. Kellogg pres - - ' bUIiIICII 'h‘" N no - 7 V V
ad 01:23] illdlls‘gria] lPildlty-it- Artich- G; — Nominations and l'Ile-c- lug: ’ In addition to my NM my. DIUSLIN PILL()“ ( ASES '
y no Jo at “1- tionswu ”31111-1. 6. Hammond was divorced 1e acme!“ 036m wag-n9, “um. dglicatusen, etc. ‘.a,“e 596
e hase ‘5 thazardls t says Section l.——'l‘llc Executive Commit- from (.‘hzu'lt's Augustus it'llmmond”i 1. At ‘ 49C 930']
.\ - 11’! 1e urns ll'zl mav tee shall anoint one m -miler n.0,“ alias John Hammond. wm wa _ _ - _ - - - - - .- .
red from “ are often too -’“' each ward 111’s :1 nominating commit- charged with '“IM’r’ing her on .lanu-l I wflbonduct thil bum”! between ‘11. hours 0! five and
the leanest years the farmoi ' — ’ . . . ‘. . dry 15. 1896. She was :1 Willow named I be "n “I. dsy “to“. RA? 11:.
D 11 «Aired/f l' to... “ho shall 1111,.1-111 .li the annual “'hitm'y when 3!“. “.1“. married ,0» seven int-he evening; 01‘de xi CLOTH ‘-
1rst. Theal G d to a Sing] meeting Inning 111' ('umlllluips n”. 0" H'nmmonvl. :lt llul'wll. this State. 0"' 300 1b ENGLISH wNG "
, (r a erm ‘ read “c... 1“. - :1. 1.1.4, 51 1- 111 .1 sewn llel' hos-’1
9 withoutt "trailing for him.|1 Section "J. The otlic 1- 1's sllull hell i :1"1\1i lmt onco- sll‘lt‘t‘ lie Ic-i’t her. That FRANKFURTBRS AND BOLOGNA ' ' ' ’ ' ' ' ' ° ”"°"' 1b ' . \ aluc $5.001llfce. 2.98 . v ~e-
evelsi y o ('IODS alld some pctpd m ballot at ”11 annual meetinr. ~~ 1:< in August. 1397. She said he Winn ~ . ... 380 1- is I I a 1- -o t lee
the {almel cannc’t be con‘ :1 majorJt} \ote of tilt memllr- rs pr. «: ' li-llhl' d but ”I‘ll h“ :“""""";'\£:""“ 5 SMOKED m mu " """"" ‘ ' ' ‘ ‘ ' ° ' ' ° ' " . " At p
ith anything approximating mt be", 1.:111 1.. 111- r. Howard 11111 u-rmn 1. lb 1
g lll-csrnn tor ll-(.-lion . \i' . 'l ' l\' 1,...2 ............ ... 38° -
shut do“" or a fattory' Article '1'. Section l——’l‘he::1nnuli-:‘.’:‘ 0-! ' [RHHJ 1111111111.. l ljlu BAGON’ lean ............ . R OUTING FLANNEL
o it it h l 1111:! 111.1rr1uge. “as .1 “limits. .
‘ a ‘ V Wm 9" 9 has "1019 meeting 05 the Associuiun shall 111 “1111111 ,1" nmrmmim, man...” or taking -A..-, _ ._-‘_m_~__~_
“geteléne 0‘ “‘OIIHOOG. and so held the second Mondm ul'.\'0\€‘n1l)(‘lltlll oath. in addition to the divorce. Naluo50cyard . ‘7 d
e :3 of each )‘P'm ' .\lls Hammond has authority to l’r- ' - - - . . 35!: r
nlde mand {01 most things thlti Section _2.~—1\'l1-1-tlngs may he cullm] suml the 11111111- or Whither." At ' ' ' ' ' a
nugarrtun: 15d fluctuating. But by the President and shall he called "ll fl—TH til-CT. k h H ‘ _ ..
nan 01 00 is univelsal and at the request of five. (5) members . l“ ”‘9“ 0 ““1 0° ' I 7
w The man With a farm has or the Executive Committee or twenty :m‘.‘ ";'()’;::J;: (it"iz'inglm;::‘fi (\(:I;:II:‘;.I TLRKISH WWELs
I ”ll-geSt' guarantv Of a ”‘ng (2") "femh’lrs of ”10 Association. ’1‘:111de1-. ill lll‘l' uptown Cit)" court 1'10 1.31.3..ng 1.3 ‘193 OR 2377 “ vane SOC
fiiizatlon has \ct Wlitten. Sectlon 3-“"‘““‘m«\'-0"9 ('11) ml"”- 1.1) “11kg. lul-zluse one of the M'- At I I .1 a. l n - a .1 “69¢ eaCh
’19 countrx 1011111 leii high and l)t‘l‘S shall constitute 11 quorum. , ‘sm is still in such plush .1l condi ‘ - .-
his Cil.‘ Jill". M the city man Article 8.-w'i‘llese bylaws .111111' lll" tion that he cannot appear in court . i i E . ‘ .... ‘LI ..
for 3 fOOlhOld. the argument amended at any lllt~t~lillg 11y .-. 11111101 _ t , _,. - _- _.._s .- . ......,..—.-.»-»--~.- »—--—-— ”III——
-— L
will]! farm is equalll good The
Gde in cit} jobs is‘nbout ovev.
Jim and folesight [mint to the
ity vote of the members pr1-s1111t.
The election of’oi’i’lcel‘s
Mrs. A. M. Fccheinlel' and Mrs.
.l-is Goodyear
An informal \ballot
‘0
E CAUSES OF WANT
1 Associated Charities organ-
M‘s-ports that 0'
:eived rezulm
ill of July
from the floor- This ballot results
,1... {amines'iin a very large vote: {01- 111-11 1.1-0 l)-
teller during
4" ”'01 (Ont had
:1 to poverty by tl11 dent
lead of the house and 26 per h
cause. of illness. Thaw two
items accounted fm two
the total number. The ve< t
ivideri among several cause:
, them alcoholic intemlmlanln
l-oyrnent and imlustvizll incom-
4 V These three 11 h1ch for'mellv
‘—- ing roles in ’lle (l' mun nt'
2:. are now dew-11m d
- quantities." '
' another sinilsticnl nail
.1 o the coffin of John Bulim-
... ry one tamilim with chaliiy
,4; -3 how much runnkcnness
a o with DOVPlll in the olden
So people “(hank because the)"
l '1’
“I. but mostly ‘he 7’00" George Emma. Chairman of H11
were Door because they ancc Committee—Mrs. 11‘ nkliu
The drink had its direct Smith. "I
the individual in mmediatc mittee—‘—Miss Allnzl ('uriis.
for work an] its indirect I
on the individual immediato'”
:lncompetency. " with sickness -
work and harder lines for
y. Drink put the father out in connection with the baseball
~ :33 and then robbed the wife 333%:33 in. walrnnl’d sum)”
h and the children of their g 0‘ 1-11
chrald.
'i' ate 111-0110151011 of charity cases
for Mrs. G. '1‘. Hill. Jr.
declared formal and it was \‘Uii‘ll i
make it unanimous for Mrs. i.:'
\'is.
with the names of the officers
pointed added:
President Mrs.
i’v'vsilicnts Mrs. J.
James G. Gregory. Mrs.
(:11 1-n. Mrs. Samuel (E. Adams.
[:1-iucr'u Hull. Mrs. Mary
Miss Margaret h'elk‘)’.
Secretary Mrs. John l".
l‘orl'esponlliut: ’ Secretary
Georgi- lllu‘hum:
Axel l'iul'stl'nm; “Kurd Lenders»
George 1‘. Hill. J11. Mrs. Lottie
roe. Miss Blur)" Rider. Mrs.
Brooks. Mrs. A. H.
man of Outlook
Leo llnvls: Vic
Lewis
:l\‘
Slwl 11111.11:
Mun
l'ercy
(‘lcvl-rly. (‘hnil'
All? A'I‘Tl: Ll. l.\' .\l0\‘1‘lll‘...\l.
MONTREAL. 01-1. 16 “Ah.- Attell
\Vhen inte -1\ lt‘\\.( d
Attcll is quoted
here.
11s saying that he
_ . .en tor .xellerations and it is vestigatioh began
5.111.111.0111); natural death and
. l sickness {hat reduce familiesiheuiqsihsg;dc$.v’;a::ughpngi
i“ ~ less—poverty Even these grow here I stay."
He the alcohol little by little. is
here.
followed.
Fran-
wcre appointed tellers.
was taken for
President. no nominations being made
1|—
vis, one for Mrs. George nous 111111 one
The ballot was
.1 lin—
The. result of the election fellows.
nth
Milton (‘1)hllrn. Mrs.
C.
Miss
llil’le‘ .10.
Recording“
M rs.
’l‘reusu rep—M rs. (‘11 rl
7.“ rs.
\V.
(‘ommittl-w-M rs.
.1.
Chairman of Publicity Coul-
who'se name has figured prominently
ex-
now is
according to the
yeste may.
hall
11-9 @mmmy is smaller than it been lixing‘ in Montreal since the ill-
\‘\’hen told th: lt hot
was being sought. in the United States,
‘ and
ll
0
HAVE I MADE SO
(1
— rolet.
you wouldn’t.
1!. 19.1 1“ individuals families
mommvnities. Yet there are still
~. calling themselves ”liberals"
M. la'rinr' a virtue of their error
' vant to recall the old regime.
., en“ the’rcity man drives out t0»
flfln for his produce and takes'
e in his car. there isn't any
Oman- But Huge might just as
. he. so far as s concerned. for
gunner usually takes all the mid-
man's profit. and the .city man
‘i the privilege of paying for the
I .
.wl ——'——————o—~
. 2 M' that advertises as “pro-
and conservative" needs only
that it’ s progressively con-
e um! conservatively progres<
mahe itself thoroughly under-
of Middle Age From
Mrs. Rnney.
pen
. recommend
' . vogeuble
nndsndlstillialu
s;
(fim’wishr—Mif Ania Runs,
rootsndhsrb
F1011 rum-1m:
Til. 31x11
A Word of Help to Women
Morse, Olden—“When I was 45 years
old Lydia. E. Pinkham’ 3 Vegetable Como
'carried the
h the critical
of the Change
83:."
t occasionally lays .
' are at liberty to use my.
" is one of the’znhsl’:
A: me"‘ m
Old one.
Model 490—Roadster - - -
Plus Freight and mung.
Model 490—Touring _- .- ,-
Plus Freight and W.
11.1.1 49o—-Comma.-cia1
:Plusmtndw.
MANY
ING CHEVROLET
Several Reasons
First—The Chevrolet gives valve
Second—No car sold gives the miles per gallon’ as does the Chév-
FOLLOWING ARE THE PRESENT PRICE LIST F. O.
FLINT, MICHIGAN:
TO these prices the purchaser pays the freight, tax, handling
charges—do not be deceived as to F. 0. B. prices. '
,-,-'---1,325
for money received.
Third—.NO car gives more miles on Tires than does the Chevrolet.
Fourth—No car with six or eight cylinders will perform better on
a hill than will a Chevrolet.
. Fifth—NO car owner buys the second and third car of the same
make unless the first purchase was in every way satisfactory——
The above are a‘few of the reasons why I had 37 resales during
the 1920 season. Some bought the larger Model F. 8.; some bought
closed cars, either large or small.
Some bought a new small car after five years’ service with the
M
B.
$795
820-
Model F. B.-—-Roadster -$l,320
Plus Frclglll and Mac.
1,345
Model F. B.---Tourlh_g - -
’ Plus Mill and Handling.
ModelF. 11—0511
‘ 111 Life 111 safct 1‘ Model 490—~C0fip’e '. ' '
‘ . “m “Wags; 1y“; Plus Freight and Handling. .; MW and m-
‘T‘——"""—O'———— . niged .
from horde oports Cana- ,-e1 lit ch' id and Wan- - ;5
well sflérd i9 boy‘s loving: $15111 d iineZ‘llesltl; MOdEI 490——Sedan .“' " " 1,375 Mjod’el F 2;“
Con Vostead—i: dug]: r. as WmflMg. ,. mqu-nc.
«11.33.33.133: any conceiv .dsjhght'c‘rsl ill-low Plus . fir .
w82tl'
In event of another reduction before May; +1“; 1921 the. Chevro-
let Moto'r CO. will reflufi to
ductlon, datmgiromOct. ’6, 19201.0 Mariam,
the urchsserathc alhOiint Of such rc-
RESALES TO PEOPLE OWN -
CARS BEFORE?
2,075 ’
t J DRIES GINGHAMS’L
.fl \aluc 79c ,. ‘ T“ "
At I I . U .- I n n I 45c Yard
. ' ' ; «'11; Jill. .
WHITE FRENCH VOILE
45 Inches 'wide, value $l.m
49c Yard
‘ilfiil
BLANKETS
. - a - -
-—-
W’HITE COTTON
5 value $4. 00 .1-
At - -' - - - - - - — - $2.98 pair
l J‘; i M
PLAID BLANKETS .- -.- ‘
Value $9.00 .
$7.98 pair
a...» 1143‘
WOMEN’S SILK HOSE 1‘
Vs]uc$2.25pair
'1 - - - - - - - $1.49pair'
- .4. ad.
WOMEN ’S {LISLE HOSE
Value, 7511 pair
59c pair
. KAYSER’S SILK GLOVES
yoluo $125 pair ..
ngt---S 79cpmr
WOMEN’S CHAMOISETTE GLOVES
’At ‘ .1. \sluc $1.25 pair
1 BUNG‘AJQOXQ APRO‘NS
- ’ no 5 ' ‘
‘ \; ‘. g. - n a. - .
. At 6 :11 3'9
WOMEN’S SILK PETTICOATS
j 7 Assorted styles and colors
I' At 9’ I'- I v- i " "' ‘ $5.98
WOMEN’S SILK." 31¢an WAIST"
~ ' .- Tailored.” {1‘1 Tug-9‘8
u I
----d-—-—r-—.-,-.--——-q ”-2" e ' W.
ALUMINUM TEA m:
At -.‘ “o.
'1' ‘1.
»
98c pair
A .
.5-
m..
. - ‘ Seasick. vellum ..
_ At -A u p' I ‘I II n a ‘1 l-T- $2.98
' W
‘.,.
' AL’ImnNUM PeacoerRs
‘5 Six esp sine, voting £25
‘ '-
$31.49
. . ,, m IUWsmwmm-nw-‘L
m 1mm...~wm.s «2......- ob» Warm m.
Jigsaw
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