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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, November 3, 1920 · page 6

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For Treasurer: Gilpatnlq. R, 174, -

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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m to the use for publicatbn of
“flows .dispatches credited to it or
‘ otherwise in this paper and also
you! news published herein.’
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MASONIC NOTICES
Oil Well Lodge, No. 108 F. and A. M.
‘ Hoots in Masonic building. South
m street. 1st and 3rd Tuesday of

..‘d month July and August except-i
4‘1. it 8 o'clock.‘ All Master Masons

cum and fraternally invited.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

ASA T. LOWNDES. W. M.

. ROBERT M. WILWX Secy.
“lee Chapter, No. 38 R. M.
“in Masonic Temple, South Allllalln
“the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of
an. In.th at 8 o'clock, July and Au-
“excepted. All R. A. Masons cor-i

and fraternally lnvlte’d.
D. B. BEACH H. P.

 

THE l-ZFSECTION.

. the voters or the l’nited States have
:i‘en in no uncertain manner of
Mr disapprmal of the League of Na.-
SII‘S as insisted on by President Wil-
rdl. Very few have objected to some
Walloon] :lgl-nm when)” future
“I could in .iu-ited. but tllet ditl
. the alllllldt of the President
assuming dittntorship and delher—
“fix the United States into the hands
-‘ certain European nations h.l\ing a.
«are to explolt‘this e'ountry.

So.— while the Republicans lune rea-
lA a” to exult- our )t-sterdm' s \lctory
Americans should rejoice that our in-
dilutions are safeguarded. The “silent
mmndllr’l" has been answered by the
geople in a loyal manner. It was the
‘Nmtesl lt‘oment in the history of our
passion and Americanisln has been
‘, shown to m; a live thing.

:. —————-’--— .
mNNECTICUT GIVES
116, 000 FOR HARDING

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

L“ ”at.

. “I the House of the lit-lllnt‘rnis llll
v. last session ill _\ in Ill (5'!
mbers. The nllnllwl ii? “ill to-

- ntlc woman to be

‘ rds. of New Hartford. am mun-
W and the. lager may have tllé‘ fre
gin! opportunity as befalls (-l

«open a d.l\' s sitting with prayr-n
' Democrats may lose a member us
fortland the member was chosen
fly. \otes and the Republicans
recount.

Reno‘s membership is 258. but

.. ~ incre-nStd bl tour as
. lost“. of the census benefits.
our, \\'( st Hartfold
, expected an :uidition?

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 

' 0' if they ‘fke “if.” walk deflated his lK-mmmlit OPPO-
c to be prouded wtth nent Edward J Quinlun .,_\- 400 to
155. Senator l-‘rlllk l2 lll‘lllltlt‘gflt‘
Party V010 HhOWE‘d a polled 399 votes to immorgun’s 139
although the bulk of votes. I 7
cast in the cities. In Ernest C. {"3000 llepllhllcun mut-
ortin' on the Socialist didatc tor ltepresentaliu- polled 353
I“ d t ‘ elved votes against Ge orire l-I. 'l‘lulm' s 10" l.
H. or pres‘ en rec This was the bitten-st “L in that took
41,4585 votes cast in p18“, in me,,_
Benson four years The comple-tl tir lu-t rnllnwm
lunkett tor l'nlted l’rt ~‘k|(‘llt.
'ived 6.731. and ‘Hurding. R .f ........... T. . .. 409
“or‘ goVeg-nor' had COX; D . . . . . (.,,";.,.m',.: ........ 133
(l
.mls-Ins at 9 .. illegii ::::::::::::::::::::: is:
r>Senator Hard- Licut.- Jungl‘llm ‘
;. Templeton ll ................ 08
.. arding. Cox. Wagner. D .................... ‘ 136
53.946 30.151 “war,
' 33'223 Warner.- R .................. 408
25‘19. \Velch. I) ................... . 137
------ 7' 0'1; Treasurer.
----- 4'448 Gilpatric.ll .1........ 408
4'20“ Murzano, l) .................. 135
.' 3 i, .. Compt roller.

.' ___"‘__"_ Bissell. R . ................... 410
state totals .....234.720 118.523 wa'sr" D 'ifD'g'gg'figh. """ 7‘ I“
The vote for United States Senator Brandegee R 399

"Hollows. with Ansonia. missing: ‘ Lonergan I) ' ' ‘ " 3' """" ' 1’39
Brandegee. Lonerzanw p ' (“‘,"u“;.éggn"'.n.'”' ' F
------- 49.669 3333‘ Merritt. It 402
. 60.618 37.785 Plan. I) 139
16.761 9.727 '
. . 8.369 a 5.296 ‘
. 51.253 27.676 831135;] R {22‘
13.723 7.515, . /
8.188 4.416 ' . v .
. um um “we“tnnnnm. -fi“
State totals..é}.213.511 ’128,915 33:33: I? """""""""" 33$-
. The vote for overnor was as fol-- ' """""""""" "'
mmwmwmmww - ewamMflyfiwm.m
gag-7 £1316” Grace K Schenck it ........ 415-
‘ """"" “62.388 35'577 W. H. unter. B.’ ........... 416
"""" 17467 _ 97221 Alexan er Schllkerman 1%.. 416
“““ 8’69" 5:061. C. F. Goepple. R 416
,-- 3,8; “A“ Edwarn 0. Gilbert. R ........ not
---------- 13-5” ssfl'rrollbertl) no
-------- 3'240 .42558l1rvin: Flaunt. n .....1"...\ 140
- a‘ws 0302,13: Boyd Smith. D ...... .. 149
-"_._ __g.3. eaten; .............. no
-- ’totals ..... 229319 119. 250 (N "5"” ' ------- ‘ 1“
~ . .. . . o emulation);
“at: :3; gain” iffiinc-GSWM The ialiet ticket polled 7 votes;
p ' the Prohibition ticket polled 11 vo 1
52 “t4 s?%;?r Joseph F Dumm' and the Farther-Labor party recs! ed
. v - 2 votes r President. and' e ~Hlll'...
flagged“ the 39m?“ “Sm“ candidatg tor Secretary or fit... re-
towns m "‘3 on oeived 5 _v_otes.
New smilial'll‘ltlrlii Freeman. Repu -
‘ 5. ‘ nrra). .
..Freeuun. s. 533; WestonGoesG. O: P
' l'eeex. Freeman

 
 

msent their seat hol-lilizs next ses- but both companies use_ the station.
‘89.“. and M!" W A- 1* “9" 0' T0"- in the improvements are made here
M is one of the numhtr the first both companies '1“ share in the cost,
chose" Superintendent Cuineen say“ Wh!"

we Re”“§i‘°§§$§§i°°“ (1311:? [$123 ever is contemplated, however. will
it of Nlus'fltuelg and Rev Grace not be started until next spring.

"¥'\ - in
who go to this body lo occasion. '

 

For Comptroller: Blssell.
799; Walsh, D. 89..619 '

MAN Y CHANGES =
' -~ AT MAYROOK

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399: Murznno. D 90. 610
R,‘172.-

 

 

Maybrook terminal consists principal-
ly of the installation of a Whiting
‘holst, an electrically operated crane
used for engine repair walk. ’I‘he
locomotives can. be run on the tracks
of the hoist from the yard tracks
and then the hoist lifts the engine up
ias far as it is“ desired so that the
mechanicfi‘can get undel any part of
it The method used for years has
lbeen to run the engine liver a pit,
in which the men worked The crane
installation is etchedqu to be com;
lpleied by November 15.

The company has recently com-
pleled the construction of afoot}—
four room addition to the Y M (3.

building at Maybrook. This
.doublcs the capacity of the building.
fit was done with the view' of pro-
viding extra sleeping accommoda-
teens for the men expecting that the
terminal will grow and so that men
will have plenty of sleeping rooms.

The kitthen of the Y. M. C. .bnild—
ing was also enlarz

Another building j at completed at
the terminal is a motion picture the-

 

 

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‘ ' .For Secretary of State: Warner. R.
178 7T4; Welch. "

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

MSOR
YOU FWE BUCKS“-

LEND MONEY
Myself:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 

WHERE'S THAT
TEN spo'r we
PROWSED 1D
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we Atwsrs MAD:
WA W55 maven To BORROW 0R

 

 

ater. It is all ready for the installa-

 

tion or the motion picture machine
and as soon as that is ready pictures
will be shown. The hearer is con-
nected to the SY" building by a short

ramp. it will seat several hundred
people. A small stage is a. part of
:m- 1 uihlllenipso that if it is desired

entertainments other than pictures
can, he presented The theater is a
part of the welfare program of.“
company and will be nri r the direc-
tion of the Y M. C. officials.
Some time ago, when 'lv‘fpmt M

Clark was superintendent. " ann -
'were considered for increasin" thgT

trackage between Danbuly ant Bel-k-
‘shire Junction by installing a tilitd
track from the Danbury vald. Oven
this the through freight trains could
be operated and not interfere with

 

the passenger service. An automatic

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ham.
poultry.

WE HANDLE ONLY

‘ rm area:

In beef. mutton. lamb. veal.
and ohter meats
Confldentlally
wouldn’t pay us to do anything
else, but. we want you to know.
You are invited to prove this
statement true or false by
“actual observation.

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signal selyice was alao considered.

Chardock’s Market.
19 ER. Ave, Tel. 15832
.. 3 ~ ’

 

Whether or not this immovement is
a part of the changes contemplated
for Dublin <v llnlendent (‘uineen
does not lill Hr.

' it has also been said that the
changes contemplate int-leasing the
freight vard facilities in this city by
installing additional tracks and pro-
viding better at commodatiows for the
publli- to re: (11 the truck ill the
freight yards. The Danburv station
is a joint station ill: it is it is Until r the
jurisdiction of both the New York
New Haven & Hartford railroad and
the Central New England railroad.
The latter road. properly.ends at the
:western limit of the Dunbury yard

 

Wilton Goes Republican
' With a Record Vote

H

\\'ilton received it sweeping ltl- mriv-
limn majority. the majority for Hard-
.._; «nor (‘ ox being ".276.

Harding rt'l'ehed “Wu-pies to l m 's
l:’.". [-.ugenc V Debs. t-ht Socialist
(undidute. receivzd 7 \ottB “"llill tlu-
l"armer Labor party candidate rece-lt—
(-11 :: totes Elsie Hill of Normal]:
running for Secretary 01 State. on the
iatter ticket. polled 5 votes. how-eur.‘

Judge \‘ehemiah (‘allltlee of .\'or-

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Prices_from$6.50 "up

Sterling Furniture Co. ’

(We Furnish Homes Complete)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Perfect, Economical Heating
in road by the

run-v HEATER

Ilene ammvdumudhmddommfldl
mmmmmmdmmhmw.
MtooT-Ntowpormeuvh'ofood. Anti-about}: /

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Complete , Stock of

RANGES AND PARLGR HEATERS

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Heaterspriced...;......

Ready for Your Inspection.

...from

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5000 up

Ranges ...................from$60.00up

 

FLORENCE AND

OIL HEATERS
- . in AllrStyles and, Sizes

H ‘ .

NEW ‘PERFECTION

FURNITURE, BUGS, RANGES, BEDDING

. Inflammmm
I seethelu. W

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990 Thursday Tomorrow

Two Dollars’ Worth For Ninety- Nine Gobi.
WONDER VALUES—DO NOT MISS IT

 

 

Domestic .
Department

 

mm Outing Flannel ,
Highest quality—heavy, warm
. and strong. Plenty of goodw-

terns to select from. Value 500

I. yll'd. 0 99°

3 yards for .........r

 

‘ Apron Gingham
mt dye checks. quad-rd ml.

ity. Value 29c yard. 99°

5% yards for .....r...
Unbleached meeting

I
36 lucid wide. I‘ll-m quality. in
launder heavier. \
van! are we
"5% Tania {or .........

 

 

Huck race Towels

.
Sturdy. servicegbge quality~red
borders.
Value 29c quell
6 for

.-._~._.—._..-

Turkish Pace Towels

\\ m en strong soft and absorbent.

Value 33:: web 996

{tor ‘ ..............
PullSifiBedShects

‘ Bleached—ouudard‘ nudity that
will give service and -

‘ piece "Mutton 51”

62.75 value for. each
Gray Blankets

A 335cm.“ ol 60 pairs oi (odd
practical blankets. a medium
guy with neat contrasting

borders. 66.00value $3 #99

1 fort pail-.... ........
Superfine Malay Iain-ooh

Pull yard w e. mode of selected
yarn. Valugfl.

36 1nd Dress Percale
High quality—u wide range of
putterns that. will withstand
laundering.
Value‘ 36c yard.
‘ ”rd! for t"- . . . . .

 

 

 

 

___.__—...———-—— ..
nonvinc'OufintJ’lannel
Splendid selection of patterns and

colorless. - '

 

“Ya-«l wide. Genuine nullity

Valuencyard
S‘yarda for

O Tallinn-mask

Full iwtdtnmwlent quality.
heavy and service giving. fit-

neatly
61.50 v§lue for. ytrd. 3939
as Inch m Loan

.99:

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Valueflcylnl
2 yirtlator .........

 

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2. Catch appearance, durable quality.

”c.

al 360 ad ' ’
Yduml ...... .mxdfic
rm 1; at the Looiu Health

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Myrtle-MW

Silk and Dress Goods‘

Navy llue Wool Serge

36 inches wide—o serviceable
quality that will give splendid
wear and always look good.

$2.00 value 99c ‘4'

(or. yard . . . .‘ ..... .

q and lustrous finish.
I.” value
(or. yard

-____f .5129

~ Black Meta Silk
This is a splendid quality—ad's.

.meueou hernia. s1 29

A 62. 2:: some. \um.

.CrepedeOlline

lo incl-e- wide—all silk. not all
colors. 63.00 value

 

(oi-yard ...... .996.
. Costume Velvet

Yard wide any and Brown.
high quell -—-supcrior rich nap.
6i 9, value
{or )ntfi ........... $2.99

AllWool Fluids

‘0 and 54 inches wide- a lltllEt‘
smart and disliilciive plaid Low
so much in gallant}
$4.68 value
yard

of

fluid Sittings
All brand” newfl hundred do
also: in pleasing mlor elfecto—
nlakos smut senate skirts or

. Ch reu‘e dresses.
1:. #
for. yard ...”, ...... 99°

Desirable quality —- yard uldc

”candflflcm agar

for, yard ‘é""”'

 

 

Houscfurmshines
O'Cedar Oil Mops
Well known and highly r- ... ‘ll
mended lul' cleaning and 5. t.
ing floors—and one bul‘l.
O'Cedar oil, value 1.55
for . .......... . . . . . v

No. 7 House Brooms

Fine grade corn, full veitiv'.
firmly sewed and well finish.-d.

$125 value sec

for . . . .
Galvanised Iron Wash Tubs

Medium size, stlong lust u wt in

quality. 61.50 valuiw 99c

for ............ ......
Decorited Ohins- Tea Clps
audBaucers
99c

Value 35¢ each
11 Wall Boilers

 

osoooeoooouuo.

Four for ........--....

Bound
Large siz
$1.2 .‘l l. :llue N““9
Im' . ..... ""‘QJIIOI 9c

, No.9 Gut Ironf'ry Pans
Egan large size
.75 value - sec

Mirror Aluminum Collanders
Hizllly polished, tine quality.

61.09 value 99
for ‘ .... c

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Steel Gray Enamel Water
Pails

10 and 12- quait‘siyo
125 um 61. 3.0 \: +1.
3.; .. .......... 99c
.Porlection Oil Heating

Hull quickly and sale -l\ :7.-
handle. no smokv no soot

ss. 00 value 56 99

for ....... .... .....

Mowing of

Dresses, Suits, Coats

and Skirts

Stand supreme for style and qtnlity. .All that is new and do

' . w00ller¢o
inuusss;w....u,.

nimble in materials, colors and models.
son showman? menus res rats an:

“Silk

coo-......

At $10.99

\u.———-——-—-—&——d

slur. fathom and 13er

DRESSES...........

 

At $18. 98

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Wool Jersey Glow-

sUrngn.u.u.u.u.

At $18.98
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.. “Wooll’olomnlfll
WOMEN’S COATSAt $18.49

 

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fl. AllWoole :I ”'1

DRESSVSKIRTS‘. . . ..

...........At$12.99

 

NM m Yarns .
4‘ ileum nt- ilf supreme
The richest, you dis-

Mancini-use .
W Mose

m Worsted ‘
w o;booi‘o-.:oeno*oo

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Bugs and Draperies

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All wool mile {aloe—close and
heavy. solid patterns and ’color-

lugs. 6700 value $5 99
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for. . . ............
m. Shades
White. and {real only see

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Maui-talus

yupétnmnoaea
$2.99

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