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SINGING!”
fie mother of’one of the
label‘s of the famous Crite-
the pleasure of the consciousness that they have voud honestly
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self-teapot; what is necessaryistoknowthatwehave“tought
a light, We have kept the faith.” When we start to m. we
vote right—we vote for peace, prosperity and plenty for our-
selves when old age comes on. '
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a. first time. 1‘15“,-
“Come, Where My Love Lies
Mg” sung by Anna case
' m the Criterion Quartet was
but: played.
‘ fiddenly she exclaimed——
My! That’s my son singing.”
—-Tt was true. The singer was
‘ . Reardon of the Criterion
wmh .reema'
‘l'h'at Is Realism for'You
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THE "POPULAR” .VOTE
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THE CITY NATIONAL BANK
South Nor-walk, Conn.
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..Victor Wesely
mar (roman With Yeast Bros.)
Automobile Bodies. Fenders. Radiators. Lamps re
paired and made to order and all kinds of sheet met-
al work.
Welding of All Kinds of Metals.
18 Raymond Street, South Kuwait, Near South Help St.
—~_
~ THE ALFRED FOX
PIANO CO.
I I Io. Main St. So. Norwalk
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RELIEVE YOUR COLD
By Taking
Baxter’s Cough Syrup
F111. BAXTER. Duggist
Mil OUTLET Store _
124 Washington Street '
0 con-
'hartcr
by the
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LEGS SPRING LAMB ......... .
SWIFT’S PREMIUM HAMS
MORRIS SUPREME HAMS
Sch uremia w:-
FRESH SHOULDERS ......... 28c lb.
FANCY FOW ...... ' ........ 40c lb.
RUMPS OF VEAL .............. ....- 30c lb.
SHOULDER STEAK ............ ..... .. 18c lb.
SHOULDER POT ROASTS ...... 16c lb.
. ..... ..35clb.
.......
.. em: “I-
Both Markets close at 7 3"have n! . . , , 37c lb.
I
.n. Saturdays
3323’s Sanitary Markets
.oRWALK so. NORWALK
’s and Boys’
Standard Transportation
DAILY, TRUCKS TO NEW YORK
LOCAL TRUCKING
TELEPHONES 456 AND 79a
(Continued from Page One )
given a trial, he declared in closing.
cord with the
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a most constructive one and again
on Election day they should go to
It would be easily learned it they
wanted the League of Nations or no.
Mrs, H. “'hitney. of New Haven.
whose son served during the w’r,
spoke upon the. League of Nations
from a mother‘s standpoint. She
urged other mothers whose sons
served in the world war to vote for
the Dcmocratic party and thus insure
the passage or the League which
would forever end wars, She said
that the Republican party was not
telling the truth about the '
and that it was eve" “’ ”anon
obtain a copy of
' '._\'one's duty in
I“ liathm *t’hu League. and read
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and that they were all hypocrites,
saying that they stood for construc-
tive measures whereas they had
never done anything constructive. ~'
Edward J. Quinlan, corporation
counsel and opponent of Judge Nehe-
miah Candee, said that he came be-
fore the people with no previous
legislative record and that it he Were
elected people would have to take
him on faith. He said that Judge
Candee during his two terms in the
Legislature had done nothing for his
city and that his name had not been
connected With one single construc-
tive bit of legislation. ‘
He said that Judge Candee had
failed to answer certain questions
asked of him some weeks ago and said
that a political clique controlled
Judge Candee.
If he went to Hartford, as a senator
from this district. Mr, Quinlan said.
he would go there for the purpose of
passing such constructive and beneile
cial legilation as he could for the
city. ‘ - '
Rolin l'. Tyler, Denim-ratio candl-
date for governor, spoke. very briefly
and seemingly was a disappointment
to the many who had stayed to hear
‘him as the chief speaker of the evcn-
nx.
He praised the. League of Nations:
told what he, would do for the state
in case he were elected Governor:
congratulated the Women on receiving
the vote: spoke of the platform of the
Democratic party said that. it was
praised the women telling them that
the polls and so cast their ballot that
RALLY OF CAMPAIGN
United States Would have twat .5
many votes as England and would
have just is much value in matters
as any other nation forming part of
the council. The League should be
P, H, Chase. 01' West Norwaik. who
proclaimed himself heartily ineao-
President Wilson declaring that he
had driven himself almost into the
grave in an endeavor to be of service
to his country. He proclaimed that
the Republicans failed to constitute
a party and were nothing but a group
The Best \‘acuum Cicaucr Made
“THE HOOVER”
The Near-en Rival
The Tonington
We Sell Both on Time Payments
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The Norwalk Electric Co.
207 E. Washington St.
CARPET CLEANING
When You Want Carpets
Bugs Cleaned, Ring Up 960
Prompt Set-“ice, Reasonable
Our Way is the Modern Way.
We opeclaliae in Cleaning Oriental
Rune—Hand Process
, -, 3,4“!
..tl study it. ‘
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d e coffr, She appealed for the defeat orv
antlogeo whom she claimed was a5
'mnn who instead of "representing":
,the. people "misrepresented then and
who was an opponent of ever, hint:
that "(Is consiruclivn in the way of:
legislation.
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS
Following are some or the deeds
filed will] Town (‘lcrk Herbert R.
Smith during the past week, all
deeds, uulch otherwise spccificd. be
ing walranlee deeds:—
l-Zlizabeth A, Parrcss to Bernice ll.
Rich, lot and buildings on Bell nut
mic: Daniel Lullorte to John Run-
croti, lot and buildings on Tierney
rtrcel; l-Zstale ol Franklin A. Smith
to Mary Carrillo, lot and buildings
on Plan llill mud. cxecuior's deed;
,E‘states of William 'I‘. and Thomas I.
Raymond to Samuel J. Stewart, 4
xhouecs and lots. on Lisingston I‘lacc.
cxeculor's deeds: Samuel J. Stewart
to Edwin l... lloyt. lot and hulldinlzs on
Livingston Plate: Estates of Stephen
H. Sloulcr and Mary E. to Louis and
(‘harlnlte Smith. executor's deeds.
Theodosia ll, Rates to George N.
Philcox. ] 1-2 acres and buildings on
Newtown avenue: Louis Genuario to
B-K Realty (‘ompany Inc. lot and
buildings, 4 Kellogg street: Estate
of Matilda Richardson to Jacob Pam)
and wife. lot and buildings on Cedar
street, executor's deed: Augustus
prices.
" Auto Painting Co.
. . :-- Reliable
fans" a SOLTES, Prop.
- DON’T WAIT
winter comes to order your
a,” Wash. doors or storm vestibule.
f“ . wens saving coal.
, ~ t W!
QHhLEs _T. MacDONALD
r‘ and Gena-‘21 Contractor
- AUG-a East Norwaik
Telephone 1326‘
.york promptly attended to.
“wt?
SYRA CORD TIRES .
40 Per Cent 0ft List fer One Week—10,000 Miles Guarantee
30x3'/2 ................... 33x4i/2 ................... $38.32
32X3V2 ................... $30-00 34x4l/2 ................... $39.50
32x4 ..................... $34.10 35X"/2 $4006
33x4 ..................... $35.60 36x4i/2
34x4 ..................... $36.40 5
32X4V2 ................... $37.45
C U N N I N G H A M
39 West Washington Street. Tel. 2099
SERVICE STATION, 15 MARSHALL STREET. TELEPHONE 390
Mergenihaler to John Soce. land and
buildings on Turnpike and (‘edar
streets: Mt. Kisco Iiolding (‘0.. Inc...
ings at Harbor View Beach: Samuel
J. Stewart to Nicole Ruscello, lot wand
buildings on Meadow street.
deed. '
leealta ,
ti
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Cbnn Carpet Cleaning Co.
8. s. WYMAN Manager
87 Cedar 8t... 80. Nor-walk ‘
Textile Store
SPECIAL
LOW PRICE
On Outing tunnel This Week;
Plain Colors,
Wide .............. 29c yd.
Plain~ White, 36 inches,
.heaviest quality . . .. 49c yd.
Amoakeag Check, 27 inches
wide ...... -- ....... 32c
Amoalreag ' Striped,
inches wide ........
27 Inches
Textile Store
135 Washington St. s. Not-nil: '
to Hattie V. Cousins, lot and build-
John R. Lawrence to Helen R.
Larkin, lot and buildings. Harbor
View Beach: B-K Realty (30.. Inc., to
John H. Crosby. lot and buildinn at
4 Kellogg street: Estate of Malinda
Richardson to Joseph Buchta. lot and “9"”-
bulldirlgs on Cedar street, executor's
DEFECTIVE EYE-SIGHT
Saps your vbality. Let us correct
13H AMER
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Wrists and Optidml —
MWantAave.Brlum
mam-eel
HAVE DARK HAIR
SOLD, BELOW COSCD
30,000 CANS PURE GRAPE FRUIT
MARMALADE.
Regula' rrrieesoegercen *‘
Our Price ........ . ......... 4for25c
cmoranozancans ......-..$2.75
This is surely a bargain and will prove a profitable invest.
ment for those who take advantagfi
f
- 'tll ' “1mm ‘
Nobody, Can Tell When You Darken
Gray, Faded Hair With Sage Tea
with a brew oi Sage Tea and Sulphur.
faded or streaked sppenrnnce, We
seed glaaeea'.
., “Standard
WAfleafic§t~ -
We Close at 6 P. I. ”all!
AND LOOK YOUNG
TRISTRAM 6e HYATT
—-Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store—
for Men, Women. and Children, because it gives satisfactory SQI'VIV“
at a Satisfactory price.
The New Carter’s Knit Underwear is HERE
ASK TO SEE IT!
r
mm 39,2; 2’”; ‘7’: m'
H. Krieger 89? Co.
NOW COMPLETE \VITH A F ULL LINE)
OF READY-TO-‘VEAR
C L O T H E S
For Men, Women, Boys
and Girls
...--.u.
UP-TO-DATE MILLINERY AN!) SHOES N
FURS, SWEATERS, BLANKETS
AND QUILTS.
you live easier.
~5entinel “'ant Advs. Bring Good
Results.
—
BRAND’S
- Moderately Priced
e GOOdS i
e
The Paris Cloak 69° Suit House
33 South Kain Street, South Norwalk
GREAT REDUCTION BALE ON i
Our EASY PAYMENT PLAN “ill incl.)
WOMEN’S anr MISSES’ COATS, SUITS,
DRESSES and, SKIRTS.
Come, buy and save money while the assortment is good.
..............
Automobile Robes '
Hood Covers
Horse Blankets
A full line just,arrived.
A. W. HODGE
H0810 HALL 31.001.
SOUTH MAIN STREET
At 20 per cent of.
You‘ deduct the Discount.
Hot Water Bottles
That Last
imperience has shown that
{DAILY TRIPS TO N. :—
Local and Long D14—
tance
TRUCKING
S. L. TALMADG 1.)
Grandmother kept her hair beauti~
i'ully darkened, glossy and attractive
SPECIALS
FOR THE WEEK
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Whenever her hair took n that dull. , .
0 both dangerous and unsatisfac-
simple mixture was applied. with
wonderful elect. By asking at any
drug store for "Wyeth’s Sage and
Sulphur Compound," you will get a
large bottle of this olddime recipe.
improved by the addition of other ia—
the best are the cheapest in the
end. Cheap water bottles are
a. M. webs-ran?
am ‘1' MW
tot-y. _A good article will last a Lae- lungs-"e 0... Patent 0-m-
"long time if properly cared for.
Oar bottles are the best that
can be procured. They are
sold at a fair price. Our guar-
PATEN TS:
Hum—rm
sue nun-ea new (we!
antee with every bottle. ._
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