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\Ve “fairly‘ sit up at nigh‘flfi'finéto’ got ,
you want and stand right‘behmd’ everythmglqthat “Rm .
the time. _, . ' 1 '
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,If this will not convince you that We are trying to do "our" {3 _i_ , ‘, ,' e g ,
part, We fear that we are on the wrong track, but believe that PAMPHIIETM
our efforts will win out in the end. If-fair and- square t’reat-
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5 went and good lumber doesn’t degerve your. trtade, 9:333:33: , .
, ' us what We can do to merit it. 'We want ypur pa r0938. , . , ' ‘ ’ - 7 7 V ‘ _ . ‘ , , _ f _ '
*3: :, disguise that fact .at. all, Storm Sash are a necthSlty “1 some E Hohenthal Adapts P11118313? ' , , . ,. ’ *_ ' - ' ‘ " - c , 9 ,
: .plllces and will save money everywhere except 1n Cuba—and ‘ gm of Teaglmg en ,9 9 H V , ., . . . . 7. , , 7 ,
h Coal { We have no business in Cuba—have you 2‘ ' , g “I Goose Std-3p, eW Hosle an , , ‘ n emrear
~ . . l 7 » ‘ : ‘Af more determined; drive by the , ' ' . _
, : h & Bail Co . .W'Ohibltionists for the eater toggrza; .9 > , ,. . l, .. ,
k S ' tbs. C ti t has evens V _ v , _ ,, . e .
, 3 The Hate ey 7" ' be inaagé‘i‘aiii‘éoon by the. WW h SPORT STOCKINGSof Llsle m Heather or Camel Shades. Specmi 69c l
- ompany : Johns-Manvllle and Bird «I. Son Roofing. tlonlsts o! the state, according to an II .1 V , 7 _ w 7
announcement made last night by E-
L— 0- “heme" °Wm °‘ the VAN RAAL'sE-SPORT sdeINGs, all Wool, BrOwn, Camel, olive, Tan, $2.45
’ Sheen-oak and Colotex Wall Boards.
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pr - v ,' t 4 r1 - — v I 0‘ ---------------------------- v ------- prohibition state C‘entml camittQE-
"' “"’ ’ “‘“m' “ " "‘1 A concentrated etfort by all Dr°h1bi‘
' ~ - ' VVN ‘ f 7 mantles?Liferllofilszdsdgfi LADIES’ :LISLE HOSE, Full Fashioned, Split soles . . . . . . . . . . . .. 79c
.“ M AN’S SHOP . FORD o E 7 lines. ' '
M" H°he““‘“"“” “med “‘3 “em ABDOMINAL BANDS for Men and Women .. ........ ............. 95¢ each
‘ ‘ and its accompanying- evils in Munich, , , ' ‘
. 2' Have You Seen the Goodrich 30835,; Bohemia. and other European cen- , K .
“My \ ' ters inclu in: the Scandinavan. ' ‘ Hm _ ‘
Fall Hats Cord 'I 'ire at $ 1 3 50 ' ' m M e . v x , I I l‘RMENTS m Sim mm 2 to m , Ye
. I , . made in his recent trip a ro .. , ’ _ ars.
. showed that the light wine and heir DR. DEN TON S SLEEP G G i \
V Thu as an n- , V , . . V
. ' . Man'si Shop -t- are 0911;“: This is not aches!) cord but a genuine Silvortown. port of the .l fmxgefivofiegle :{ghlileaénnih amend- . SEASONABLE UNDERWEAR FOR ALL THE FAMILY; ,
d in and go 11g 011 ra‘flK . (181' This ' d. in 3 acid tiro'ovgr of rod ment was one; of the most serious evils . .. , !
it two rmmns: stun dline. “the beltv “0. 9 ° that Drohibitionists had to light.i to z _ 9 , i . . .9 . _ , 9 : - £1
. ' ‘ A When asked how the campagn _ L____ J, - ‘
A Mlgh‘ty GOOd Hat . influence the youngsters would be I} r 1— V _ _w
a. In Quality B - conducted, 'Mr. Hohentlial said that Jfi t. """ 7 , ‘ ‘7 , 7 ,
‘ ‘ the ’German method of sending pro‘ , _ , ili.‘ _ ‘ , l.
b. In StYIre . . O ene 1c l hibiuon pamphlets tequently to every Turning to the Ship Subsxdtslr “,th i : t ‘ —‘ K ,_ fl}
’ I M k0 - ' High skhdo‘l. student and teacher \Cons’l’essman MBrritt declagdirslgtand , ~ ,7 . V \‘r * ”BIT g
L. n a 73 North Main Stu“, South NW ‘ \ would 'be glowed. t} he \vould like to kaoxf litaleccte He ex- ' To BEE l' * ,.:-;‘ ‘ A .
. . 9 ‘ 9 Educate 0‘” 3'0“ “v" ' this lmpor n , l » 8113 B ‘
{2. A Falr Pnce -"~ '~"'- —'- - - - 4 ' - - - - - , - - - - - - - - - ~ — - - » — < - . - - , - - - said,”“a.l:d we shall spare no effort ‘0 g?alned‘that the bill PT°D°Sedstatgs * r , _ 11.0 r08.
$3 50 drives the gospel of prohibition into turning over of the Lnited , , . ‘
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' I 'ty - ' 9 the minds as our boys meme. Merchant to, profile We“? 'r ’w ‘ 'r _ has 12. masons
' ' ‘ ~ ‘ W a. subsld '. the subsidy to re . W0 on“ Gigi!“ M A .. g
, (Or $3.35 Lined) Qua]! Grocer 188 and Free RepublicansOpcn Campaign, midi; later-wiser: the mercllalgés:£;1§ Pinkhln’s vegetaue W . _ _ W for,
:. N I] 33,, m d lthout it. _ _ , . . V , 1 , 2:. U: ,7 9 .
. H t 0 all, 01" a ed as: :13: EtElglzhd had followed th‘l‘s V Shyped “elf Mm { F '
"TI/E ANS SHOP" A 9 e v CI y o the -—-—-P . 0 6) method and fungi? pints; to ta: n M . l “I 37217506! in this anally
. I " C ti d F 0111 . age 11 d ing 9, w . ,
,r U DSfelI°& (fl meal‘a ( on nue r railroads ur “1 as Ito ountam, M ch.—— had terri-
' I ‘ h‘” example of government control of blepunsevery moat}; 8:11:03: 5“,; w 123 WAnim’GmeOSOTNiEET
‘ M. I) ~' presided - _ _ , ... _ V .' . 7 _ .
Wm ~ A. F. Beckmann 69‘ Co., Inc. m.::’h£i;‘:::“mm“‘2: me Wed . mtormu‘fm 3", “m.
In closing, Mr. _. q . t.
plegslng fashion, introducing the the fine, outstanding qualities of Sen - adverhaelnen ‘
It
, I ‘ ro rinte terms. Previ- em. 8 P. McLean Who is up for
t 8’ Wlahlngton Street, &’uth Nman‘ :zgaf:l:lérogggln: Congressman Mer- Setfglegtlo: He explained that Mr.
‘ "0" ‘M l I'll! WY ritt, Mrs. Davis read the new statute McLean was chairman of the Banking
, “ concerning the naturalization of wo— and Currency Commit‘eefi a‘nlen'lber of
........ V- - - - ‘ - - - ‘ ‘ - ‘ i - ‘ ‘ - ' ' - ‘ - . O - . - - ‘ - ' ‘ ‘ ' ' ‘ men married to foreigners. Mrs. the International Commerce and of l
__.-———- W Davis emphaszed the met that under the Finance committee. He asked for -» l You “use these.
;. What You Want it this statute. which was recently cnact- the‘support of those at the meeting factsasmatemml
“3 ‘ed. that women born in the United in securing Mr. McLean’s re~election.
' and Inn: recon--
* ,5 States no longer lose their citizenship Colonel Bingham, the next speaker. .- ”18% thaVage
"l‘ GOLD N upon marriage to a. foreigner- proceeded to put the large audience in l .. table 9 2g
" . “\Ve wants man for congressman good humor by telling several inter- my fneuds.”—Mrs A‘fi‘ Jan’s-n.
- 68 W Strut. . . . who is a man of exp: rlence. ll. man of 951m and humorous stories. Colonel E Brown St" Iron Mountain,“
. This you are guaranteed if you buy our meats. Give us your backbone. who. When the “can," Bingiam was at his best and made a Xenia, tho._—“Evely month I, L
_ , order for any kind of meat. We have it. mm, Wm trfily represent. the district," fine impression upon the entire assem- such in my backI 00:13:! 10:?! .l a;
' ' 2‘ Courteous Treatment — Prompt Service said Mrs. Davis, in part, in introducing blager . v gnya omen that no em
9 , ‘ .0 Congressman Merritt. "'Many times. Extracts from Colonel Bingham‘s lubed. I sufli‘ered fogaboutlfivetbireori
’ there arises in the minds of ‘women address followg Remember thatron that waydandmrlsn: rfemwhstiiydia.fi
‘ - whether in accord with their con- 1 election day everybody is Equal- The readma ve men 0 , .
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scienceslhey can vote for a man on j' chief trouble with popular govern- Pmkhsms Vegetable Compounding
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‘ ' l. ' “Chit BM we base ment is that a. large majority say . is _
_ ' ‘ 69 No. Mam Street . 'Phono 1340 South Nomik, ihe*t;a§“’;ho m the judgment '0: “Let Georg? Do It”. I, we done p3,, mmlggurejyhfhzlggd 198 l ‘ 7 » _
_ SHOULD MAKE 7 u the majority: will represent the attention to government, we will hag-ex : . poms gs.“ “1351;33th MW CO.
‘ '9 “on...” A." You-LL BE WAR" ' ( district in thfii’é‘prluflpau'of the 110- government run by people for their A ’
-publlcah partflg the? ext Republican own selfish interests and benefits.~ We
'Congress WMQK: the; work {01' should ,preserve local goyernmenhr >
the next twill” rests.” We are yery, pom let it #11,?" to “osmnt‘
'fonuil'ote to have nominated in the thlsm'ould mean ‘fiaur'eautoc‘rucy,‘fhot‘
Fourth District 3, man W310 has served is . government by bureau clerks. _
Vegetable com-7 j
for women’s‘iai!
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well his Refillblicalu constituentsand Some.'people"rall to see’the necessity GENTS We:
. I , , A t ‘h e: backbone enough on oc~ of a. political party but James Bryce, , - , , .
LEGS OF SPRING LAMB 28c lb £230an fee as he mm best. I say of the greatest of political m. At Most Reasoneme Prices.
‘ ' """ ' ' ' ° ' ' ' ° ' ‘ ' this to you that well will go out for dents, says that u party is necessary
FOREQUARTERS 0F LAMB 15 n) the next four weeks and'worl; for his for a party is the crystalization or 9 N0. m at. 80. Km
. ' ' ' ' ‘ ' ’ ' ‘ ' ' ‘ C ' election. 1 presentihe Hon. Schuyler opinions. That martyr, Abraham
Merritt." « , , ‘Llncoln was one or the founders of the‘
Shoulder Pot Roast . . . .. ...... V 9 . . 12l/zc lb.
- v_ . . . . . . . . ltt's address was Republican party. In the nineteenth
A. - H __ - . Congressman Merr , t ' i . ,
W _ _ . ‘ V th .. consuming oxer a can urs. former pres dent Theodore , ,
' 1” ...7 Veal Roast ........ . . . . . . . ........ . . . . . . . .240 1b. :Xf‘erhgfifg Burlng that time, Mr. Roosex;elt was the outstanding light of THE HUNTERS CHOICE
m , , , ' ' - 't. We never knew how near we "’
1» 1461"! m Tilt s oke of the line administra 1 , l . , , _
l%[k ,_.- “’0‘.‘ Fresh Shoulder . . . . ..... . ...... . . . . . . . . . . 180 lb- 31:1: giver? by the present Republican were at war With Japan; But “CO" Take 3' ‘VIDCheSter 5110th 3m-
1 l... "1’77" ”I. __ V government and m anfswerlng some lent the \Vashlngton conference. Japan - W'mchester Shells on your 1193!
‘ ’ ’ , Round Steak . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 28c lb. or the basic armenwwvemed by 1““ ab?“ “$23 32:19“? E"? “an“ , duck hunt and you will one:
”was roll-buy informed that _ , Archibald McNeil. or Bridgeport. cgife;§;§ea;m Zapedm‘WTze mingle , “ ence real shooting satisfac
weather's coming. You know . . ‘ . Democratic candidate for Congress. . * ~ - c r- . ' _
your ham. new! we "1mm“ Roasting Chickens . . ...... 0' . . . ..... . . . . . 40c lb. ,
30:: of a new heating system and
' u are quite reliably informed that
lro‘tho proper plumbers to at-
."“ .. mm». Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
x J: RAYMOND a DEAN
, - art ence‘was a great diplomatic accom- The Perfect balance
, Congressman Merritt spoke in p
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as fouowg: "One .or the greatest dim-' Plifihmenh It resulted in preventing ‘ chester is something which calm:
cuers of today into get the citizens 3» Iacific war which would have cost , be appreciated until rou pick ~-
to attend to his or her duties in poll- thousands bf lives and billions .in ‘ _ v
the gun put it to v0 11 “l” "
. treasure. , , 111‘ 5 Out l
ics. Many peoplelssk me “by I am H n < and ope e ‘
here- I supp03§ this is because they * I “ ‘mt to ”mm out that the Re- The Morrison Greenhouses, (Joe. F. rat the actlon.
. , ,e 4 of me. It is a publican administration has cut down Meckel. Pro .. are members of the 7
COMP 39 and 43 Main SM Hos-walk. ' ’ Egy‘aesanét Telliegmgge here inasmuch ‘ ihe expense: of the state government. Florists’ Tlgggraph Baum. m3 vogegs:1:gtq 1,3338“ k
a“ _ 4‘ 9 . - urge you 0 support for GOVBI‘ROI‘ a ‘ ' " 00
l as Con ess has adjourned. It is a . , g enterprising departure on the part of ;.
2 Flax Hill Road. . Wuhington Street sndksflroodAmuo. So. lot-walk. ”rm-rife!“ v» ewe” before this glgnlor quslTness Trims and of Domes, this come", assures the delivery or stock of the world fa
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l . “mm" °°-°'“"°"f' °"'"" ?“'“'°"' ."‘°“ m" "7""??? (3:31: list‘il‘fe :giz‘jgepglnga, .1031“ H. mm. meme for see {E’J’iv’SrfS‘yfl‘ili‘imi’iefi firemen? mm Sh°tgm
, ................................................... campaign 1,, pm%: rdofi't believe “who" 0“ the Repulflican ticket was It is a goal-angels: '7 service 7 and one 5—?“
, ; KS‘ ELEClRlC c. ..—— --—.——- I on on mm. mm: m which we seem-mm , »
fit HORWM. campaigning. The women can in- the formal meeting. an' informal re- throughout the: world'arer connected -
$ , . e. ’i stmct either party? i do not propose cenuon took place during which those with. whatever the occasion when , , _ or
P e hi ” to rehearse the, plifnblpals of the Re— present were presented to the three flowers‘are needed in tumor no mat- O Q ;
“': eégitc 3'1“] ‘ __ ':‘ publican party fines the beginning. I candidates. Ice-cream and cake was tor how far distant. this concern can - V '
will merely so back" to 1912 when the sem’Ed by the women of the Norivalk servé you correctly." Greenhouses lo-
am znnsmhclou sr.
' > . » branch of the association ' cated alt-58 Van Zandt St. Phone 1400. ., ‘ A; «:14 « —'-
Democrats came into power as the re- . - , 7
p ONE 9 59 _ ‘ IN MAKING YOUR CORSET CHOICE suit of a division givithln the Republi- Alféggggfisflzfggagdidates together with, , , l t ,
. . l . , . * f t '81‘8 appropriate r- , 47 .3:
make it leisurely, remembering that upon the correct selection if); ”fggl-Defigfitmmgjflf 3;; a; ranged in the rear‘ at. the 8&2”. . We Carr; e “f” Line of bPECIALh FOR THE
_ 2 5”?“ of your corset depends the modlshness of your gowns—and majority of voters? with them. . “gm?"- ’ Wall Paper at 10.15.20.25c
loony Munro 11 No. “all! 5‘- your comfort as well. “When the United States went into the'rzegz‘sus ‘10 “1:“ “final meeting. P Roll n '
‘ 1... 21m \Ve carry in stock corsets which are made to fit every tvpe the war. the Republicans forgot party held at thé‘Rgnc‘g‘m f" the ““me" 7 _ er , i . e.» 3'. e527“. 2 ,1 e; ..
. ' f f' d . . ill f' - ' lines and supported the President be— .3“ “mes 1mm" This, Pamting Paper-Han i l L ’ « ~ ‘ ' '
‘ ,2 o lgure, an “e are sure 3 on w 1nd In our Corset Depart, cause he wulcom ”wander in chief of luncheon was largely attended and Rates‘cl U 3 n3 .3‘ 0" Early June Peas 15c can :
ment the model deSlgned to best express your own individual- the “my f Thegmpubncans put 31:13:; enjoyed- _ .. , veg 5 a Tmz- 7 _ ‘ ' ‘ '
itv. Expert assistance will be given if desired. -, through the drart‘fiea‘sure' when the “3 ”miner-”‘5 meetingaf theNor-s _ Pan '
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C ORSETS F I D Dem ocrats.block ed. m In 1919, the :‘alk {Republican-Women 3 Association , CHAIN WALL PAPER Cy com 2 c """ “5c
2* LAND E FREE President askeflf-‘tfiahéonly Democrats 3311‘! m the RWM‘ James Inn V at 2‘_ « M, 7 _ v , ,e 7 .. 7
UL“ ' V. ‘be elected. frhepeople responded by 10an :filécaffggifififiiiégr this 0013;- COMPANY ' .' _ cmmm 2 cans 25c
' ' . till A V ' ' * electing a Républiofan‘ congressman by ‘ ,, g ‘3 mm! - 13 wall St. _ . 9 ’ 7
“1 Your Old own I ‘. , . a ‘arge majority. 3, JVhen the 86th 21:31:: 03131:: for thglcomingyearuas - Norwalk, Conn, Pure Cider V' . 450531-
Wepurl. Auto . , . '9 \ Congress £00k 0mm in the spring: of year 'Airs. z aEreL.“:-;sv Frank GOOd- ”‘~ Phone 450 —— ' r , W .
wrm C0. , ' g ' 1919 they (seedlraémost- difiicult task William R Cartwu ht 313%“ Mrs- ‘ ~——-,—...- M- 1 ‘ ~ ,.
1810 North Amos SOUTH NORWAR’S LEADING . a or repair-luff; '~‘«8‘1=fl-8t1.13‘~ :1. 112111163 inalsgmllicg and Miss (ilk-'0 Coleg .V , rs.«A. Tyrell V . . 7 . _. .
’ , ‘ - asthe socul is}; u 3 e war a. A -. 4. , _ ‘
CORSETIERE AND GLO‘VER = e * blown e. mes, l e em Congress 3155‘s“,“ksszi‘fydgagffifilieflm5°?
. ' - v ' ' , , . , was forced to' m; ' five or the six ( e , , 338 0
56 300th M8111 Street 2 , “ Phone 909 huge supply billy; which were not in: 913°”? M’s“ 4* ML- Fechheinler
I | .. , ‘ "‘ ' - ’ V ' owed bythe bomber-tits. When re- n rs. ohn Merrian ”W110 5° ably
. l , headed the refreshment commit
ported outrrogjh Dm ocratlc com- Mrs._Frank Goodyear who 3'58 bu.”
mittees these pills milled $3,800,000.» man a: the reception 70° r’tt‘e c air-
21%:- “£th figfiggg‘iwgfig Mrs. CIA. Hartfirbniand mangle???
; » , . i a t A2 the busineasfmeeting held in th
peace, “dam!“ it? “te’es- “3 ° Court room at 2:30 it was‘v‘l d te ' \
note that the I“ ublimjcongress out, in the future refinTVclurb id 9 e O ’
dowu' 9.po stews-ions de- at Jr. on cam.':_ ,, ‘ é _
$00,000,000. p gn‘ “m“ and use ' l 7 ~ 4 Price"
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ger and mail -
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nterior' line uniting
with »Danzig-*and L‘WOW. A V :7 4 _ _ ,7 , . . t
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”JOB PRINTING ' Protect Your. C ‘ ”sneflth by Using—“- ‘ ‘ Paladins “'3' W'Repuwcg” party“; The Old’Well‘S‘c ,
,‘ . . ‘ , _ - .‘ - " ,- 3 , ' t - ‘7‘ -. . ,3" \V '77 ‘7 ' I
when , V‘ ‘ , . , ' ’ ' , all; which hed‘li'e wire H the mam» “A; “A“ ”“3 . r r the Perfectly " m 8mm
, .1 DR.» BENTON s .7 GIENIC SLEEPING by the hammer» , . , WARSAW roman, 2 « _, ,, r _ r. ..
' A 7 Mrs , . ' , ,ibt’ldset amalgam , . “W basal-emu 7 , , , > 7 . at 191:.
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