sl2i13"“that
1E:c I-reezes
5.6125
s
, years some .233. go.
stami a stiff lim- as our timbre
are stauncb am; our frames are
‘. ‘ - 0336‘: it
l w
C? 9.4.
Na ll)
xii—Ii an
as ahou t as :11
\\ lien be I
('0 m E:
[young we 5.! :2 t min-i ii, we can
"-..oo4-—..........
U) ll:
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Agents for Shes-track, Beaver Board, Johns,
IF ONE IS ADDICTED TO SNAP.
' ' JUDGMENTS
to Imagine from the noise that is going around—even
I ‘s Terr e's -
22:53 hint; mossu'y—that price is the only factor that governs buy
22g :oéav.
Pr: ce is an 12.;onazt fac. or. V7120 of as does not want to buy and
sell at fair prices‘
—i£ yo: :o‘se around under the surface with your cane you,
find 1:3: the inteiiigent {3211m- 5 52111 sitii 123 on the foundation factor
QCALITY. ..
' ‘ “"sz 01' tail»: that buyers are buying on price on}?-
--' i63da1y1h15 pas: year of our friends-customers the good
. erect to as Lbs: the trade is not buying lowest. prxces,
qua ..aisty at fair prices. ,
THE HATCH & BAILEY CO.
mam-ills and Baird &
bie
bu: reaab‘. e
Son Roofiings
FREE
We viii gia ‘:::d or mail
ma
WRITE TODAY
. ,The Ali's-(II F03; PiaaoCo.
Soot? ’Jcrwak. Conn.
Overland 6—Cyfinder Coupe
, One 85:53:; in fine shape
3-Cylinder 036.5, beautiful Condition _
Nash 4-Cyiinder and othezfs
s. L. ' BENEDICT
73 No- .1: Main Street
‘39. 3 c6“; 3: o ;: Yer: intereszibg
. 5151313150): AND MUSIC”
PALACE " T BOOTERY
PALACE THEATRE BUILDING
FOOT‘ ' EAR FOR MEN
Tan See‘s-h (Bra 0 Sr cgues .................................... $8.98
Bram: {22" 819455 ........ L ........................... $5 95, $6.95
Tan Cs‘f. Eh; ..‘*-. aid “3:52 toe .......................... '. ..... $4.95
“Goodyear Glow—e Rubbers for Men, Women and Children
“Alterations are being made
in our store
‘thvnouu
"we are doing business as
usual.
.A. MEAD
' “ZSPr‘ucrlption Pharmacist
" . Main St, So. Norwalk
StandardCotton Stores
93 WASHINGTON- STREET
Mectly Pasturized
" Milk and Cream
2 ml}: for babies delivered to
II! parts of the Norwalks
and Rowayton
firm, and Buttermilk fresh dally
4‘13 .WEMPE & SON
W’ Telephone 2696, Store
Telephone 1618
PHONE 1405
Quality Grocerie and Free
Delivery.
A F. BeckmMnEYCoJDc.
83 Washington Street, Sonth Norw alk
FREE DELIVERY
Butter, Eggs from our
' Brisket Corned Beef ...... _. .....
AXI
Telephone 908
* - Time Day or Night
. . Promptly Attended
50. Prices Moderate-
,gxerican Taxi Co
-' orth Main, Street
Plate Corned Beef .................
Westport
,Schultze’ 5 Thursday Special
FRESH NATIVE PORK
6c lb.
7c lb.
FANCY
Rump Corned Beef . . . .. . . . . . 18c-20c lb.
Skinned Back Hams ... . . . . . .. 25clb.
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets-
Norwalk, 39 Main 81)., Wash ton St. and B. 3.. Ave., 8 Norwalk
Stamford
Black Rock Bridgeport
, 3lv-3li§$ Ri—x‘Ihu J. HHS.
F1 7— M rs. R ussell Thorns-s.
AI.
WOOD, FEED
1b and Young Men‘s
5.00 to $30.00
A rare opportunity not to be overlooked by Women and
$2.50SILKYESTSAT..... ..... ...........$l.75
$3 00 SILK VESTS AT ....... . ........ . . . . . $2.35:
$4.00 SILK BLOOMERS AT ...... . ........ . $2.75
$5.00 SILK UNION SUITS AT '
56 SOUTH MAIN ST-
THIS WEEK ONLY
SALE OF
VANITY FAIR
SILK UNDERWEAR
Misses who are keen judges of value, dainty gift things
- - that suggest Christmas '
....7...........s3».95.
MlVI—E JEANNETTE
3 R—M M rs. Ira K iggins.
entire
notifies the kexs.‘ the keVs send a writ-
len message always. to be sure of ac-
curacy.
and each link in
fies, about
for any reason. keys or links can not!
function.
who sees that the “or-k is accomplish— ‘
ed The members of this most im—
portant committee are:
' Key, P—Bh‘s. H. C. Sher-er.
, Kex I—Mrs D L- G L'Hommedieu
REPUBLICAN WOMEN
{Confirmed from Page One) ,.
year. 0 V6 1*
sheet 5
of the. past
thousand tlmewritten
gone out
the pre
of the past year.
of other Officers
312‘s. P. IV
31%.!“
Raymond.
'l‘l—e gn'at banner; in the assnria-
tion “as sham by the fact that exer}
lattices was elected
vote. _
The followiitfz Offivers wvre shafted:
w.I’rltxidvni.
fairs. Leo Davis.
Yk 1:-Pn*.~,~idvn Ls.
Airs J. Milton (Kahuna.
Mrs. Gums" Ii. Blame-1‘s.
Mrs. Harry Sun-9y l2» .
Mrs. Animu- l’.. {70%.}?
Miss I-ilewxu .3. Hall, -
\ilS. \ICL 12 (Jiiib' ‘4 '
\lrs..los*1m lia: 2
Nevretmies.
R‘Cuunnz~~\lr~ (limo-1‘ B.
la: "2 '
, ‘C‘onespomlin: Affilrs. John Herman}.
'I'ni‘cbu rcr. ' ‘*
ALL} Ii:~2‘s€.zr-:2 .
“'az'd Laud“:
I“ Irst —- Mrs. 31. I” Arwi
SN: 71!} .‘xirs. .
'l" it‘ll—«Miss ii“
If!" rib—«Mrs. ', Brooks.
‘f’l’2-»-~.\lxs4 A; l: 6“2<--.w'lr}-.
("hail-man txl"(1rhluxnxiittt*(*.~'.
H=22iuol~;—~.\lrs. ' r '
Ii: 2: mot—Mm.
l I .hlu il\'—-—\Irs
ROW-
)1 rs. _'C:~zr§
,; 1.17111"? 3‘.
I‘Iv‘. «rail 5233* ‘21:: .
I? 1 “ -
Iii‘f.‘ “ship“ ».‘-l:-:<. “:27-
15:5: 2‘:2~,-!.f:sr.~' »v- .‘-l 255
\Yr-r-d. ' ,
I’ ”l \\ :5 r «r ‘l l’ K
s l ‘xl'zw 4":
. "w, . LL, }
,‘xI-xtr22'7«,‘-.?:—:z G m4- ”2‘33. -‘
Mix ‘1»: \ ( ¢ nnmll‘ 1“
Q IN ANNUAL SESSION
seventeen
2121“?
from headquarmrs, and a
spgcial tribute was paid to Miss \‘izfi-
glam. StiJman for hespatieace and
typing “01k which was (10:13 graiisg
A rising \ote of thanks was glass 10
sident for her until-mg W023i
An informal ballot was taken for
president and Ward leaders. Names
ware presented 7 by
the Dominating committee who were
Brooks first. C. 31'. \Yebb.
H. Ganung and xix-5.3033121
.7 by a unanimous
68x68 inches 5
Napkins to match, 22 inches. . . - $14.00
A TABLE DAV! ASK BY THE YARD
mm“, saw. 25, we: 2.
TRISTRAM 89° HYATT
NORWALK’S LEADING DRY. GOODS STORE
” T hanksglvmg Table Linens
PATTERN TABLE CLOTHS
' 68x86 inches .. . . .i .............. s5
’22 inch Napkins to match ........ 1 ................... . ........... $6. 30 d! I...
‘0xmmches............$.0,$900 .
TOXIOS inCheS . o. a I p n u u .4 o u on s a I t o I v a... . . . . . .. ... . . . . . '. ....... $10? {’9‘}; I :c ,
'22inchNapkinstomatch-u............. ........ $9.60. $1138 .22...
72x72 inches ...... .. $13.50 72x90 inches . . . .. ....... .. 5-32; to TEE.
24 inches
i "01:88 inches ............ $9.9 .5; Si 3 _
.......... \llflfldnggga‘
«m 'Lfi‘lfi'v «mam wm- «um... vulwwb-m‘
:=*——\_Iiss l‘n 2122-. I .u'tz‘irk.
rue—Bliss M33» S: John
, fills-s I-In
Hrs. {3--
‘. 13.2.???
whips-r.»
. 1:0: mm
H l TM N. ‘
\Vanl.
'SIZCI‘IOV
l‘il‘q
7~-.\l2‘s. Mary links-um.
7‘} ~,\l.r.s. ("2. l-Ifluin Vivi-21.4w k.
' rfilrs. 1‘. .\l, \Ve'hl}.
'44.» Mrs. I" 3112' (ill mix-3.3211. ' ‘
5-.— His. Vii-tor 14mm-
1 , M25 “.0: limos.
lv—st 2-:na‘mn‘
N
\IISO-\\ ilI ! H111. ‘ .z‘v‘vC-k.
‘.*~ MJS l.-«-, :4. i‘lulSIlU.ll..
14-. "THIS. l.rlll’r}‘ .‘xlul‘lxfilnvl‘fi’.
N-Huul \\':2rd.
l~- Mrs. “Hillard C. llamr.
Shelia: ( .al \i*1 L. I‘m-um.
33‘? (A) Mrs Francis Nurtln‘op.
I: « «‘2' ) Mrs l-devurfi 11:" '
“i .\') \lxs CM ‘4‘ \\ l arroll.
w ill) M19. I‘m-r} l ik-I
17.A..)[:_e A. I). \\ .‘ltl:~\v(“rl!h.
'ir‘wwlliss (g... nrgiu‘.‘ :2 Ln kson.
ga:~*\ITS' IIQ nr} Hr—gé‘; o In.
1&«er5. III-nest liarthol.
Yin—«Miss Morgan-r! Holly.
142-»-.‘xhss Agw-s ("us-fullof ,7
Third \Vall‘d.
...;
M
521
.a ....
4m Lb
i'
i‘lwrllrs.
_";'—~.\lrs.. Milton l-ilu‘x‘nul,
Lil—”Ma's. .l. ‘(allzmn Blarxin.’
:a‘:~.\irs. Hung-r “Wis-on.
_-:*~-Mv-s. Rea-art Marsha‘l.
:6-—».\l:s. I". H. Gaston.
I-‘uurth \Vm'd.
"IT—9.12s. V; C. Tuozzolo.
:S—‘Mlss Mary lhn‘kr}:
Sil—wllrs. Robert Mullins-s. _
RNA—Miss Lam-a Raymond.
32—'.\h‘s. Frank Brundage.
'ES—Mrs. 61 012:! S. Huhbell.
' P‘il‘th \“al‘d.
34—4312-5. H. .‘. Benton.
iii—Hrs. Hem-3 “‘eston.
36——.\lrs. Ellwirt Marsh.
Each section head
Th 93* keep ‘2
‘T- ,\l:‘<_ 1‘. l”.
Edwin 0 13.2.12», 1‘ ,
.\5» Mr
.‘- -".\II‘S.
I/In;..
§$3--~».‘\lrs. \Vllliam 'l‘.
%>.;.~.\Irs. \Villiam P. Beers.
'5‘.‘~~I\lrs. G. Morgan, Maren.
'xi—AMY‘S. L.
iW—‘Mlss Emilfi‘ Randall.
‘J'w'lliss C‘l'ara Maples.
gmmms. Jolm D. Milne.
l92~—.\lx‘s. \Villiam \‘ollmm‘.
;93—~1lrs. Etta Knight.
4—-.\lrs. \‘V. C.
{IS—Mrs. I“. S Baldwin.
coxrect sanw ERG—ers. Justine Griffeth.
‘97—*\Ixs. J. A.1‘.lz€-a.
i‘fisgfilxs. George C. Cram.
'lhe public-in” chain is the large-st {go—.Ahs C. 31. “’el)b.
committee in the association. It sen 9551“»:th John Crawford.
to convey messages and notices to the
"appoints t-‘n .9
\xorkers. mow if needed. ‘
a complete voting list.
and Che ck up all “omen \oters. trans—
fers and additions.
**-.\l';‘s ll 3132 Harris
‘r'-‘v§3'$ I 1,“ u~ ‘Hgyz “7-3
Ilg lg.
«\I r?‘. .. ‘ 13 ‘1;
.,}‘!’ygk ;;.-5 SHIPS
Air’s. If. If. (‘rm‘r' In.
Mrs l._ ll, .“"
kit‘s. .liihl‘a
All“, l.~ Sii"
é ‘-lv'.< Stvwar! “...-332:2".
.Allwz't luxmt.
’ Array Yuumrs.
“'3!“ I.
_\l;a_\' ll;:§lx‘:=‘;‘:13.
. 113:2 1;}1“‘l'l}\\0fld.
- \lii nie- “ixon.
l n Erik's (x erS.
.(‘ 12. Km. Amt.
Lina T. Iiaymcmd.
()ll\",‘l‘ Stzinlc—y.
' :. l-l’arohi lende 21mg.
. linlwx-t llox‘*‘;x-:‘.
~ , Mary'li-wlt-r.
. Charles . mpsan.
- . 1-2. H, Slaw-wood.
. Nelson Gog-ham.
1521., \\‘;’.~kwiz-.>.
'1‘. l’. l'. Stunndzwl.
Edward l-lx‘nvgrr.
i Sarah l.r".\'lS.
. Santos-‘2 Ki Eur.
.‘xlrs. A 2121.121" l-lnyt.
- . Aquhscm Hull.
' «Mrs, (Sr-org»- \\'_ Saillmmfi
s. \Villiam 3.. Yuung'.
r~.\liss Sally lletzs.
~-».\lrs. Allow Lawton.
Bliss Kate'Clark.
Solmyler Hamilton.
~~*.“l2‘s. J. ll. \V’mner.
S - r**.\ll'$. _ kin-hard Noaok.
Van 5003'.
M. Hartman.
Jessup.
lrIercerized . . ..... .. . 75c; $1.00 Yard % Linen ..... .. . ...... $2.75. 3-9:} s
22 inch Napkins to match ...... . . . . . . ..................... . SL273; 39 {It}; (19.- . n
36:23 6 inches. $3.75; $5.00 i 45x45 inches ........... . agfi- 4.
5412.34 Inches .................. ..-
' GLASS AND DISH ToWELING—ALL GRADES
3122s.} Fez-ah 2%!- k \lorzm'. :
. ‘fslrs ('s« :;r ST: ‘ LIIIK".
42 ERAS ‘(mml .l Sie‘zxaz‘i.
H. KRIEGER CO.
Overcoats for Men
meat of Plaid Back OV 911-0223 in the :21::
Prices Range from $25.00 to 3.30.00
And we extend to you our liberal credit tern-.5.
\‘y 2:}: 0.15: a doubt we are slim "lag the largest 35561.; i
‘ COME AND LOOK THEM'OVER ‘
on! A soon: DEAL
We will buy your householr
3006:. run, papers, funk and :33
second— hand goods. Anything :0:
Ian. Price according to the m-
mdaezMAsqmiw
Always. , , , ,
Philip P.
I! Van 23nd: Street
W Goods “way. on an.
Rosenfield
Bros.
HARDWARE & V HOUSE
FURNISHINGS
.————a
‘125 WASHINGTON s'r-
so, NORWALK-
, F. S. LYON
JOB PRINTING
South Norwalk '
TO THE, PUBLIC
From new anti} {ureter notice * '13
Connecticut Carpet Cleaning Com; 3‘
have reduced ’ptices an ill Ru: :1
Carpets, been washed as d (in. Clea: .
All oréers called tor and éelireres.
PHONE 559
ORLINS’
TIRE VULGANIZING SHOP.
and
AUTO ACCESSORY STORE
89 West Washington Street
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
«rev and Feed Tires and Tubes 50:.
Prices Reasonable
Standard Gasoline and Oil.
_. I
The Royal Auto P t’g 0120
Is the place to go if you care 1‘6 '
a. first class Paint- or
Varmsh‘ Job.
301'. 80. Main and Woodward A“.
Phone 901
F. H. BAXTER
. DRUGGIST §
5 SOUTH MAIN 5112221
AGENT FoR
Page & Shaw, Park a: TEE-:52.
Green Seal, and Russell 1 .
CANDIES
NOTICE
OLD
mat ‘u-I
Perfecto Bouquet Are
Now Sold for 10¢
Our Panatella Extras Are
Also Sold for 10¢
Our No.70ne, 8c; 2 for 15¢
WELL CIGAR
COMPANY ‘
membership The
x
l
chairman g
f
l
1
l
to the one hundred links.
turn noti- f
twenty people. If. ~
they notify their chair-many}
l
l
PI BLICITY CPL-SIN. i
Chairman-Mrs John C- Sherman i
* \V ard Keys. 5
Kex A~—\Iiss Emil} Lynes. ' ?
K92 11—3st “illiam R Hasseu. §
Kev C—Mrs Herbert Carr. ' l
Key D—Miss Helen Curtis. 7 l
Key E—Mrs.-S. Milton Stevens. 1
l
l
Key G—Mrs. Ellis Taylor;
Hex H—lfi-s Neil Pierce. ‘
SPECIALS .
F012 . THE WEEK
Pare New Orleans Molasses
quart . . ...... 25c; gal. 90c
Fancy Calif. Prunes . . . 14!: 11).
Yellow Corn Meal ..
Pure Old—fashioned buck. 7
6 lbs. 25c
, wheat; 3 lbs ....... ‘. . 20¢
Blankets
Robes
Keep Yourself and Horse Warm
A. W Hodge
F. HAIN
Has'opened first-class cider!
mill on Boston Post Road
for the season. Clean, {as}
and powerful. I buy applies
in large or small quantities._
FOR SALE—New red oak.
six hoop, parafined, 50
gal. bbls. Best in town.
AUTO TOPS, NEW ANH
RENOVATED
Also Upholstering of Limousin“
First Class Painting
l
A. MAIER ‘fl
South Main Street 2
. Opposite Wilson Hat Shop; I
moss 902 . i
_..——3
T arlov Bros.
UP-TO-DATE CIGAR STORE
p , SOLE AGENTS FOR
LONDON
MADE
.9
1137*
DE
61““ ....
BRIAB
Also Celebrated Dunhuro ‘
, mammal-1: Tel. 3581;
Norwalk Chronicler