i! mg their night they
toil that leaves our door
MAN’S SHOP
—- Presents 4—
‘ thing To Be Proud of
FOUR-IN-HANDS
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BEAUTIFUL
f‘ONDUL‘E CREPE”
_ B, _
CHENEY
a dollar-anda-Lhalf, we believe
to be the best value in wtie
the'most beautiful ever made.
Costello &'O’Meara
21 North Main st.
”TO-DATE CIGAR STORE
' L "sour AGENTS m
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L EITY DE LUKE
Iuokn yours 'Irom out‘
7 Ask any one of the better class of/Lbujldmg conu'adors ,_
why so many people are dissatisfied with in new houses a'
few years after they are built. He will tell you poor cons
struction. .
Constant repair bills and ,the endless annoyances that so
often rob house-owners of the setiSfacti6n they are entitled to.“
are the result okbonstruction Short cuts, mistaken economy,
by forcing legitimate contractors who know GOOD EATERL
ALS and how to use them, who see house construction inflame»
of durability and efliciency to bid against construction prac-
tiegs- that every honest man condemns. Build fer permanence.
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century and a. p 1: who
most of ‘his tiln‘E'Ll .grepalrln
. ~dbrdlonicy in the Repubkcan party. _
Cummings Warns A'gnlnst’Over
denoe. '
declare
Mr. Cummings when he
Ebends
A note of warning was Sounde bx ,
that there was a “very distincttdany ~
Vger” to the Democratic party :LOW‘IIIB -;
d» .
The HATCH & BAILEY CO.
Agents for: Bird 4'. Son and Johns—Manvillc Co. Rooflnqs. g.
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to a tendency to :proceed “in? blind
confidence that its candidates fiill be
swept into oflice." He also- urged
ducted through local agencies to get
they would cast their votes Let “the
.that a stringent campaign be.) con— .4,
Democratic women registered _80 that .
s.-
DAIN 'I‘Y SILK WAIS’I‘S
9111' nine. our 10¢th
' \ Shcctrock Wall Board.
. ‘.7 LA .
If you are In doubt as to the condition of the battery In your
., car at present come In and see no. 'Wo will glvo you a good
_ allowance for it In exchange tor an Exile.
1:me SERVICE STATION
67 North Main Street.
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Fowler’s Market
_—
69 North Main Street, South Norwalk
Phone 1340-1341 -
Quality Groceries and Free
Delivery.
A F. Beckmann 69’ Co., Inc.
83 Washington Street, South‘ Norwalk'
“'A“ mm » non 1105 run outrun!
‘Ilo 'Colchrutod Dunhlll'o
' Block Tel. 1581
La: Paimaa.
F. S. LYON
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Canary Islands, and is situated on the
northeast shores of the Grand Cunuly.
The town enjoys considerable trade
and is coming into prominence as a
health resort.
45.000.
If Grasshoppers Mobilizcd.
There am not enough birds. experts
say to clean up a full-strength in-
vasion of grasshoppers such as the
farmers dread but the birds assist
man to control the pest. If It were
not for the birds the hoppers would
Les Palmas is the chief town in the
Its population is about
fa election. '
Representation for Women.
State Central committee, include
from each
man as at- present;.
‘ also recommended piovidlng
- be compulsory. and that
meetings shall be dropped.
rose'ntation at the state conventié
include alternative
tained or
each town and two delegates to
each senator;
out that the,proposed
making it necessary
have _2, 000
presidential election.
additional delegate at the state con
\entlon would be unfair.
change i
for a town
rules. which was adopted and re
lien-ed to the convention for consid
eration Is as follows:
Text to New Rules Romrtu
“The committee recommends the
the rule as to the: Shte Central com
mltice which now r€33s as follows:
"‘ "The Democratic State Centre
.commlttce shall be composed of one
jrerresentative from
district in the state.
‘biennlally- at the state convention. al
each senatoria
of whom shall hold their positions
g‘except as other- wise provided from
the
their
. :successors hznc been chosen, except
ithc day
6 term
of their election for
of two years or until
gain in presidential electir'm _v,c:1rs
sald committee shall be elected at the
c'omcntlon held to elect delegates to
the
slate committee so elected shall hold
office until the state convention hold
their
:the national convention and
two veers thereafter or until
succcssors have been chosen. ,
"Be changed to read as follows: L
" The. Democratic. State
ropresentatix ees.
in the state. to be elected. ctc.‘
"The committee
follows:
."Attcndnnce at all regularly celled
meetings of the Democratic
Central Committee Slllll be compul-
sori'. Any member 1'.- 1illug to attend
three consecutive meetings without
(mod and sufficient rcuson for not'
being present may be removed from
lucmbol'slllphy two—thirds \ote of all
the committee present.
“It is rcco‘mmonllcd that the
amendment rclutivc lo the appoint-
ment of women members of the com~
ruin the farms.
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A SQUARE DEAL
will buy your Ililousehold
1’98! a ers, inn and all
hand 3 ds. Anything you
are» according to the quail-
the goods. A square deal
- - 13. 1111110an
I! Von Zondt street
‘drgoodu Always on laio
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We aren’t going to ask you, if you heard about it.
thing we want to know' 18—- —-“Have you been in?”
.. Stop in for a few minutes;
is the talk of the town.
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_ Men’s
Palm Beach *Suits
$10
$35
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to look around. for
conveniences added
fwfli be helpful to You
Sizes 36 to 48. Regular & Stouts
Bathing Suits
For Men and .Woinen
$2.98 to $5
rev-Imam— "
SpOrt Dresses
Gingham and Ratine
$3.98 to $798
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It’ s the Talk of the Town'
look around; you’ll know why our July Sale
When men and women “advertise” a Sale by talking about it whenever
_they meet, it’s a mighty sure sign there’ S something unusual about the sale.
Men’s
$2
Sizes 34 to 46. Regular & Stouts.
;‘Sweaters ,_
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Everybody has.
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The proposed changes in thé rules
which were submitted regarding the‘ .
.‘ recommendation that the committees,
,be composed of. two representatives
senatorial district, one
“Mme/11 and one woman, instead of ones. ,
.:.A, new :rule is -
at aLt-_
tendence at committee meetings Shall .
mbérs
- failing to atténd ‘three consecutive
The proposed changes lnLt‘heL rep— ‘
recommenda-
tions that the present rule be ,main-
the rule of the Re-
publican party calling for two del- ‘.
egates for each representative from - -
The committee points
to
votes- in a preceding
to secure an
The report of the sub-committee on
to be elected
Central
gcommlttee shall be composed of two
one man and one
woman from each senatorial district elected
further recomx
mends that between paragraphs- 9 and i convention for the purpose of electing
3 :1 new paragraph be inserted as delegates
State central committee and \ill‘iOllS other
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ream GINGHAM
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mltteeLL be repealed in itaentirety.
"It is the opinion of the committee
that the rule relafive to representa-
tion at the state convention now pro-
vides tortoo large a convention. To
revise the'rule so as to read, ‘Each
town shall ‘be entitled to
many delegates as it has representa-
tives in the legislature and all towns
2'
presidential election exceeds 2,000
shall be entitled to one additional
delegate for each additional 1,009
thereof. exceeding one~haif would
work a hardship on small towns. for
many of the small towns are under
2.000 votes but over 1,000 and they
would therefore lose one representa-
tive which they now have and the de-
crease would: only eifect the cities
and larger towns so that the net
reduction would be relatively small.
"It is the opinion of the committee
that the rule of the Republican party
which provides for a. convention of
496 delegates is the best remedy and
that we eithcr'edhere to our present
rule which will provide for about
780. or adopt the rule now in force
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provide for a convention of about 500.
' The rule governing delegates in
Lthe Lepubllcan convention is as fol-
lows: ‘All towns shall be entitled to
two delegates for each representatixe
in. the general assembly and each sen-
atorial district is entitled to two del-
cgates for each senator. The delegates
from the several towns
land senatorial districts shall meet at
least two weeks prior to the state
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for the sexeral senatorial
districts and hold senatorial caucusses
for nominating members of the state
committees which act at the conven-
tion.’ .
'The committee further recom-
mcuds that the caucusses in tho. S~Ev
oral towns called for the p'urpose of
electing delegates to thestalte com on—
tion he held on the same day
throughout the state. this day to
be set bv the state central committee.
"It is further recommended that
the town committees b»; elected at
the caucusscs and puma! 1cs called
ifor the purpose of electing repre-
:sentativcs. to the state comention
rather than as at present leaving the
manner of election and time to the
various town committees themselves.
' “Respectfully submitted:
“MRS. H. P. MIXIM.
“MRS. T. S. McDERMOI‘I‘
"A. S. LYNCH."
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Two Special Lots—$3. 00 & $5.00
Wonderful values of Georgette,
Crepe de Chine and a few Pussy Wil-
lows, in a wide choice of styles and
Now $300 and $400
-W‘e_re $500and $600
twice as
in which the vote cast at the last
in the Republican party which will.
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the Salt Scotland: 2
WHITE DRESS SKIRTS
Two Special Lots—$2. 00 8; $3.50
This' 1S a mid-sunfiner chance to 59.
cure these justly popular garments
at a small price.
Gabardine or Surf Satin
SILK CAMISOLES REDUCED
N _Lavy’ or Brown, Persian Trim .,
Fléh Color,‘only 51.00,.
fl:
Your choice of
75c
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' from the post olfice, all or which are
now Lin,the hands of National troops.
the statement says. The irregulaxs
are now retreating southward. '
BELFAST. July 21.—-—A party of
irregular troops preparing for an am—
bush near Roscrea, Tipperary, were
surprised early today by National
Army irregular-s. with rifles and bombs.
the lrregulars, with rifles and bombs.
says a. dispatch'recelved here. One
Free State soldier was wounded.
SALVATION ARMY _
REPORTS ON WORK.
DONE IN N ORWALK
{Continued from Page One)
no J)‘(;‘1ldl!’g.
over 100
who had flute, and Orton
Meals furnished for
:strandcd transients.
TranSp3rzati0n furnished to: 11.2
stranded transients (often a. man or
woman. boy or girl arrives in Mr-
walk on route to some other city on
promise of employment: many times
having run away from home and are
trying to get back. "he policy of the
Salvation Army. realizing the danger
to our city fronr some of these cases.
is to investigate the stories told and,
if found~to be-true. to furnish food
and lodging if necessary. The rafter
then purchases a railroad ticket and
the unfortunate one is placed on the
train). _
Three tons of coal. in .small .lots.
furnished to poor families last winter.
Over 700 toys made the hearts of
Norwalk‘s p‘oor children happy that
the
Gymnasium opcnel In.
surmise. We plan, the coming vin—
ter, to incxoase the efiecg‘yencss cf the
gy m by establishing classes.
One hundred and tweu-t v fixc
Thanksgiving dinners furnished to Ihe
, poor.
Foxy hundred and twenty Christ-
mas dinners provided for the poor and
gone hungry last Christmas- Other,
charitable organizations are given uni
opportunity to compare their lists with 3
that of the Sahation Army so that;
duplication of relief efiort may be}
atoidcd. ;
Summer outing for the poor. Overi
130 poor Norwalk mothers and chil-l
dren were taken on the annual outing.
and picnic‘to Calf Pasture Beach. food
was furnished and a swim and games
were enjoyed. This was the only time
during“ the hot summer last year that
Waterford Being Shelled by
National Army Forces
(Continued Ill-om Page One)
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and the streets have been cleared of
pedestrians. A large party or Free
State troops landed on a littis'lsiand
below \Vaterford last night, and under
cover of darkness. crossed King‘s
. Roton Point Park;
in the Salvation Army that its oificers
many of these children were able to
reach thaseashore. Plans are already
completed for this summer’s outing to
The Salvation Army officers _ in
Norwalk made 962 visits to- families
sick and often in distress. It is a. rule.
Sound to the mainland in oar-gee.
.00 Suits
pecial at—
SOL
: Several civilians were
Nationalists fire,
' Clare and South Galway.
- A Republican attack outside a nearby
‘ back by a
.xRep'ubllcan hosts in Limerick. which
. were repulsed. and also inconclusive
' fighting .in Limerick area;on July 19.
5 be llcans
They then maxched to 'Watertord
and occupied some posts ‘bu the out-
skirts ot the city. There was acres
firing at intervals during yesterday by
big guns and machine guns and sharp
rifle fighting occurred at various
points.
There Was considerable activity on
the part of both forces in County
The Free
Staters were harassed. says the
ofliclal statement. between Bali .
linasloe and W'oodford, between Which
two places communications were cut.
fort resulted in the fleeing of Free
Self Service
8th Store
One Step from Corner
8 North Main Street,
\valk‘s poor boys have had ncuillffuli
might otherwise, have been forgotten. I
new '1
building April Sth—ovcr 500 of Nor-{l
worthy, who might otherwise. have ClasslfledAd.
must spend at least 20 210.35 :-..
week, visiting among :12. m ~
city.
Lodging was furnished fcr léi .~
ple who had no men: _.- Km;
same.
The average atlcz;d:...-'-:
door meetings at the.
Army citadel is about ~
present time who
church.
The average aitcn
school is about 60 chilu
no other 'chruch Or 811an
Think of the value of this we
next generation?
Two hundred and Slxl5—12ghi "4,,
ions services were hr Ed .01 f}.
and $0111ch Mondent, the 3.
year.
[ho Sfll\.lll0!l \1‘ ‘
ever re. :d}: to 10- car
lic ol‘fici. s and c
mail»; 1' 01 l.-.ll'rL“
Helping all \v;
creed or color.
the support of 2.. .5 _. .'.:.i
lttf
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rk to ill
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able to "1
and I wish to .' ,
liege of :niti:
Roton Point.
in .\'oz~.v:‘.‘ai<. 3-3..
you to lull} 1:5 v
conllng .‘l‘lll‘?
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REGULAR & SPECIAL
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Merrill Business
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CITY NATIONAL BASES “5.17%“
97 Washington St.. S w
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into Bodies, Fender!
Lamps, Repaired arid
Made to Order
welding Metal: or All we“!
‘ SELY
”ggggwe.-. so
South N orwalk
statéLrs, with the loos of one killed and
three wounded.‘ »
. The official “bulletin
reports two at- 4 L
Free State moral: car upon
wounded by the L
the ‘Statemedt says.
not Lunerlck. it continues. the Re-
The Textile Store
BARONETTE SATIN
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w telekraph wires are L
5 Black, White and' Colors 7 .L .
of 64111: is comparatively L L L
Mll‘rlendsu‘ttheoii
ThoOIdWellscCigar‘“
Price
the Perfecto Bouquet
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