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fl news dispatches credited to it or
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~ local news published herein.
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fir dispatches hetein are also re-
uasomc NOTICES
f. 3 stated cmnmuniI-atou of Old
Lodge. No. 108. I". and ..‘\ M.,
be lit-Id at its looms. Tuesday
lug, NIH. 2nd. [920. nt 8 II'IlIx-k
lncns ol' impm'mtanu) “"Ink F.
grep. All Mnsttr Mamas I-or-
, y and frntI mally invited at the
eel-lug of F. 0. Degree. Fratern-
.‘y yours.
ASA T. L0“'.\'DES. “I M.
. mt: IIOBERT M. \\'IL(‘().\'. 8003'.
Cutler Chapter, No. 88 R. A. M.
‘- “a in “anonic Temple, south Main
» the 2nd and 4th Tuesday: of
'5 < month, at 8 o'clock, July and Au-
casted. All R. A. Masons con-
; an fraternally invited.
D. B. BEACH, H. P.
TOMORROW'S ELECTION
Reports “0111 all parts of the coun-
r.’ in in the Sunday newspapers agree
shat tomotrows election will result
NORWALK
‘inaanaomsn,mpa'
”1033‘on F03
contest with the ch..tmpion
sex. And—who does!
We do not believe that Senator
Brandegee will sufler defeat at the
polls Tuesday, even "though certain
active hat-pin. hatchebusera in poll-
tics have been loudly crying for his
blood. The intelligent voter—female
as. well as male-is familiar. with
Brandegee’s substantial and able sen-
atorial record. The latter greatly
onsets whatever offence he may have
given to that clique of professional
“suns."
The opposition 0f the professional
“suits" ought to help rather than
harm Senator Brandegee even among
the woman voter. It certainly will
not decrease his vote among the men.
—Herald.
BOXING NOTES.
The sensational bout that Jack
Sharkey and Joe Lynch put up in the
Garden.‘ a few weeks ago. is assur-
ance of another fine contest when
Friday night. Sharke3 tired in the
prmlous bout. showing a lack of road
work. but he has promisnd to do more
in that direction in preparation for
his next tussle with Lynch. I‘ete Her-
man is in the city and has assured
Rickard l- ' 4" ‘ncet the winner. It
the bantrvt ‘ ‘Iolder will box eith-
er Lynci . l 2‘ ~rkcy. under the \Valk-
or law I.“ .v will create II. sensa-
tion. Sharkey. who has a match with
Jimmy \"lldl‘. in iiiiglund. in Jun-
uary. says if he gets a match with
Herman he will wait llt‘l't‘ till it is
staged. ‘
If Jeff Smith and Mike 0' liowd
meet in the Gaidrn Nowmhcr 9 and-
"um” fairly represent then own ,-
AS llliEliflNlENllEii
NEW YORK, Nov. 1 m—By his dra-
matic defeat of Eddie I-‘itzsimmons.
\Vlllie Jackson looms up as the most
formidable of Benny Leonard' s chai-
lcnge'ra.
- Jackson. in the first place, is a.
great hitter It is his greatest asset.
though it must he. said he has im-
proIed immeasurably in the last year
or two. Time was when he simply
set and poised his deadly right for a.
pot shot at any white spot that cnme
within line of fire. He W!“ a hit awk-
ward. too. but all this has bIen left
‘WIHAIDIII OIL?
ammo:
mutton. lamb. veal.
nun. and cheer meats and
. Confidentmly
wouldn't my us to do anything
else. but. we want you to kn"-
You are invited to prove thu-
statement true or false by
actual observation. ~
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In a. R. Ave.
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BLANKET VALUES
behind him.
l
they meet in the mine arena. next,
words to Dan Morgan. at the end of
the first round indicated.
I'm so weak I can't punch.’
IIlmut that. A man man can floor
.is one- at Eddies proud boasts.
it is said Rickard has "I?" CON-“Wm l“ .Iitr-d until the southpaw had fought
the bout Will do much (0 utraighltn ‘himsIlr out to the last ounce. When
Ollt the middleweight situation. 'lII iloorui i‘ ‘ltz in the eighth and then
O'Dowd is. engI-r to get a return again in the tI nth it was only a ques-
match With “ll-<0“ and Smllh “ll“ltion of grit and endurance. so for an
frets coniidtnt of his aililii.‘ ‘0 '1‘ “‘"t Fitz “.Is I“'()Illt rnI d With only four
the piesent title holder also seeks a m. m, seconds for n". tenth round to
. If ”N re go. J.-Itkson brought him down on the
should be a dicishe rlsllll l)"l\\("ln lower rope whprp hp hung head the
Smith and O Dowml \\'ilson (mild
down“ .Ird out of tilt
hardl3 refuse a match “"l‘ ”‘9 \ictnr. lran': us in in) then- like a dead stag.
He whipped l-‘itzsimmons in man-
terl3 fashion. taking his time and
making sure that when he. put the
crusher on Fitz. Fitz stayed put.
The rI is this in Eddie's fa\or. he was
forI ed to makI.135 pounds one. hour
before the fight or lose a forfeit of
$2500 llttter had he countId on
losing that forfeit and come in at a
weight that suited him best.
He was not at his best, as his own
“(Dan he said “I must ghe the
people a run. but I' m not there. 1' m
not there. 1' ll go us far as 1 can but
And his fighting indicated all that.
Fitz can hit. Tilt-re is no question
l.-Iw Tendler can hit some and that
On ll‘lla) night Jackson simply
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stepped into the centre of the ring
was all oyo-r so for
Dan Morgan and his lirlpors rushed
fallI-II leftrliamlrr to
”"K- The b?“ but he was so far gone that Dan
and said that
no l-‘itzsImmonI-I was concerned.
his corner
and a general Repub’can. S\\eep w a...“
The voters wil
19118-4” In no uncertain if m m”
WHWinst the un- \meru an
"“T‘ue of Nations. President Wilson‘s
request for a silent referendum will
be met with an avalanche of disap-
Mal.
When President Harding takes
office on March 41h he should have
a Senate in harmony with his poli-
cies, Otherwise his election will
count for little. He desires that
United States Senator Brandegee be
elected to succeed himself. The
Connecticut SI-natm has been a foe
to the scheme to iorce the United
Ms into an unnatural union with
“sign powers and for that reason
his defeat would be. welcomed by
than willing to have our affairs gov-
erned in Europe. Connecticut has
never been represented more credL
fahly than by Senator Brandegee and
his re-election will be one of the
happiest outcomes of the presiden-
tial contest now coming to a cluse.
It is encouraging to know that the
opposition to him has about disap-
peared and that his election tomor-
row seems assured. 'l‘lIe Norwalk
electorate will be honoring the. town
by rolling up a tremendous vote for
hint.
__...______
CANDEE FOR SENATOR
Mge Nehemiah Candee has
served Norwalk for two terms as
W
eneral Assembly. lie
"ominee for Sent-
‘xtlI Senatorial
'lll‘ electors
t he will
at “art-
years.
0 con-
.» ‘1} hartcr
' .cd by the
...nbly. Eyereit
‘ 9 next Governor
«of ubiican a man of
l‘nar 15;: will have much
.33 In securing legisla-
‘ «ge Candec.‘
Wen and is al-
hide of great ques- l
for the town the
If there is any grati
rt of our citizens f0i
for performance of pub-
l
—-—-"—,—O————-
ESSIONAL “SUFFS” HATE '
l.
lted States Senator Frank .B.
egee of Connecticut seems to
chiefly on the hatred of a noisy
«a active clique of professional
"' They are the moving spirits
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Monday brings
» these new prices.
“Way Down South” they resent the way cotton prices have
dropped. They are forming associations to hold back their crops.
Even threatening to burn the cotton gins unless they shut down.
And night riders have already started some fires!
If they win their campaign, up go prices again! But now, and here at
the Howland store, they are going to drop even lower!
3 blonday these new prices go into effect. Every yard of cotton, every
sheet and every pillowcase, is of regular’standard quality. None is imperfect
These new prices will hold while supply lasts. There are great big
quantities-«we've made sure of that.
help it. .
r" M ' Bleached muslin,‘
yard wide, standard grade which has been 250—
Bleached muslin,
0" emotion ‘are ex line and firm qualitv, 3 ard wide, has been 30c—
Standard muslin,
. nest
' “3 mummy W‘" be “piece bleached, yard wide, has been 35c—-
Cloth of Gold,
BRAND'EGEE' . a muslin of soft fine finish, yard wide, excellent for under-
opposition to the re-election wear; has been 30(3—
Cloth of Gold,
' very fine. grade In both texture and finish, vard wide, has
een 39c— 30c
Nobody is to be disappointed, if we can
Huck towels, f. ' '
nice weave and nice weight, have been 25c-—- ' ' ‘ 21c
Bordered towels, ' ' -
huck with jacquard border, good size, have been 45c—
39c
Apron gingham, ’
blue checks of different sizes, have been 250—— 19c
Females,
striped and flowered patterns, a yard wide, have “035296
Pine Percales
very firm of weave,good weight, pretty stripes and figures,
have been 450— 35"
Full line—white, gray and tan.
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noun” NOV,1,1920_ -'
a»? .
THE MOST WONDERFUL.
3,000 Pairs of
Quality Blankets
Under Present Mill Prices.
at ' Dump
Cotton Blankets ., Ixtra Large 12-4 Blankets
Full size—white, gray “"3“" 5°” and “an”,
and tan white and tan $7 98.
at, pair ............ $2.98 at, W” ----------- I
. i ii I] l I Wool Mixed Blauluts
Revolt, P Thick hen‘ywvight. wow-13‘ «my
Full size, alll‘flcllYe («only “nun" ?'
“during! 54 98 at, pair ........ $10-09 \
n
at, pair ............ and $14.00
THE FAMOUS BEACON BLANKETS .E
The Blankets are scientifically wow-n of onl3 the very LI: . I
soft and flcoec3 3arns—They wash well, alnays <kccp frfsh .n.d ’1
br‘ght- ' ' ‘ ' .MM‘,
{'1
A special pun-base of about 500 Comfortable Blankets ’:
.pairs bf high quality ‘ f
Beacon Blankets
Axe as so” as ‘Aiidrrdown :h .
ale “own in two liner, mam.“ .2
lh' In douhl3 warm and Pt (II-
The deep fleecy nap makes
lth onlots \Iith (ntr. ~t. R
them warm and durable. The
..,...-
. Complete Stock of
7 A“; they are wily politicians
_. “way, they have succeeded in stir-
- up a number of far gentler wo-
«fi'filnto viewing the situation as
.3110, and hence the professional
1: clique have been raising an
ing hue-and-cry against
gee for many weeks.
_ ._ sex so conspicuously into
-. are actuated by little else
to spirit of huff. AWhen irri-
-'by their professional lobbyng.
Brandegee on one or two 0c
spoke hastily and tartly to
These answers were snappy
rah, but it must be remem-
that in dealing with profession
s.’ the patience of a Job would
loded.
“tor Brande-gee is a red-blooded
' When the professional “suits”
7 trod on the toes of his temper
ed at them on one or two 00
. Ever since the professional
have been uttering vengeful
_'l‘hey want to punish Sena-
Senator Brandegee is essen-
«a man‘s imam”. And like. most
.type he is naturally gallant
Only the importunate.
3 tactics of those pro-
tieuthanized to breu
W
confine towards
, . ..... He did not. and
We! the anti—Biandegee agitation!
fiche profesional “suits" who are 3
heavy unbleached, 9 4 width,
i
’ "" ' ' “‘ Pillowcases,
by 36 inch, made from firm good-finish muslin, have
een600—
Bleached sheets,
81 by 90 inches, thoroughly made from good stout muslin,
have been $2. 35—-
Laige sheets,
{bf durable firm muslin and in special 81 by 99 inch size,
,havebeen$2.50—-
mi- ‘Il'u‘: .
Sheeting,
. . filéached sheeting,
excellent weight, 9-4 width, heavy and firm, has been $351610
" -_-... ‘ 'V Outing flannel,
bleached, soft and good weight, has been 35c and 550-—
has been 850— 750
p
mw - q ”a
29c&45c
«the
$2.10
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Crash. » -‘ ' ' a atabh-lewhiQ.
partly linen and good weight, bleached, has been 390—-
Fancy outing iiannels,
stripes and pretty checks, heavy quality, have been 45c——
Outing flannels,
27 inches wide, pretty plaids and stripes, have been selling
at special price of 29e——.
Heaterspriced.............
Ranges... ........
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FLORENCE AND NEW PERFECTION
Pretty patterns and colors for both oomfortables and Prices . . .. .......... from 536,50 up
I .
regular price is $8.00 pair. borders. Hat“ cst $12 50 ’
This is a great Sale price .....
special 55 a
at, pair ............ .9 t.
_-—. Indian Pattern Blankets ii
Plaid Blankets ’
A variety of choice plaids in bar» Part. bra t'il‘ul mr'inv . ‘ign -1 4:
monious color combinations colors fn mml rt‘inrs. warm 3
that will not fade. hen-y nap both my, : :
Harvest Sale Hul'V‘Q'sl Sale 58" ’
price. pair ........ $7n98 price .. .. ......... , 98 {q
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draperies, yard wide, have been 390F—
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pretty figured patterns for both women and children," do-
lightful “feel” and of nice firmness, has been 593—5“
'j FURNITURE, RUGS, RANGES, BEDDING 3
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