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NEW CLOTHS
$1.50 $2.00 $2.50
”'1‘weeds"—“Softings"
All the New Patterns.
".7715 mm: snob" ,
Gibssiellos. Qfi'ficara g
.NoLwalk. Odom
Andrew Bonn Law Is
, Unanimously Elected as
Leaderof Unionist Party
‘BuyStorm Doors and Sash“ .
TO BEAT THE COAL-SEWAGE. » .
Will make the coal go farther besides keeping you warm.-
' BUY NOW ! .
t kind of lumber you are getting
3 We are here
want. \Ve
_to furnish
5
(Continued from‘ First Page).
The arrangements already resorted
tor the Conservative Party meeting”
tm Hotel'cecii stand, and . there is
every reason to believe ~the proceed-
ings will pass. smoothly with no on-
position to 'the choice of Mr. Bonualr
Law as leader, which Will give him
power to accept the king's mandate.
Announcement of the composition
of the new Ministry‘and declaration or
the Governm'ént's program, may, 80-
cording to late information. be de-
ferred until Thursddy. when also the.
dissolution of Parliament is also likely
to be announced.
There is much perturbation in sev-
rgral quarters of the report that the
who
best for the purpose
hat you get what you
f your questions and
Are you sure you know
'when you purchase ‘2 The.
to give you service and see i
will be glad to answer any 0
you quotations.
The Hatch » 69’ Bailey Co.
Agents for Sheetrock—Celotex—Cornell Wall Boards.
Greg-Dim Stained Shingles. .
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elections are to be held on the 14th
or 15th of November. instead of the
18th. whicnarans upon a Saturday.
Dissatisfaction on ths point is par-
ticularly strong in Labor circles where
it is maintained that if thepolling is
.thd on any day but Saturday many
labor voters will be prevented from
exercising their franchise. J. H.
Thomas. head of the railwaymen, in
a speech yesterday, said fixing of the
election fer mid-u?eek would be a
"contemptible trick." and this view
is apparently universal among the
Lahorites. who see a plot to reduce
the Labor vote. 2
The Conservatives. who favor a
mid-week date, repudiate such inten-
tion. They contend it will be impossi-
ble to arrange the election for Satur-
day. November 11th, and that it it is
postponed to the following Saturday
there will not be time to passthe
Irish legislation before the stipulated
date. Moreover, they maintain that
as the polls everywhere will be Open
until 9 o'clock in the evening, there
will be plenty of time for the Labor
people to record their votes.
We Have for This Week a Special Deal on
Silvertown Cord Tires
. ron DODGE cans. ‘
Come in and See Us.
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HOME or NASH CARS & 1:me BATTERIES.
Quality Groceries and Free
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A Big Line of Coatings of All the Popular Cloths.
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- . in. For member of the Thames Club. He was: . _ *“'
sails “lyriivzaig first? a€310!- fishing born in Brooklyn. N. Y.. and came to, file assertion ”'1‘" '1' Frame
racing are the best bunch of fish-. New London about forty years ago. that the mllJOl‘ilS l-f 1-~- iV' an. lw‘l
giiiegegr "1.9 North Atlantic. 1 3mm" " “Ill! right-handed l lit-l-
with them." .ms MILLER Is To '; sighted. By this is mum-i- :1 :1. um:
Appeals made by Secretary 0! thei SING IN BRIDGEPOBT 3 persons. see bat“: “I” '1“
- thers later induced' . _ l than “ith the left .12: .
Navy Denby and 0
some of the Ford's crew to 80 aboard. l Miss ‘Willa. Miller. noted local; though UDCOHSCJ'OUSU- ‘12.;1'.‘ 2
~ith Captain Morrissey. Others were soprano singer who has been singing: Some persons, however, 1: .,
This week vrill be crowded _with
party conventions 45and public meet—g
lugs. There was what is described as‘
A. F. Beckmann ('9‘ Co., Inc.
‘ an “emergency" meeting or the As-
" Washington Street. South Norwalk glaghlfing‘lbm's (on... mu... We!
.1 orns last evening. at which Mr.
"0"- 1“ I'll! “mun! Asquith. Viscount Grey. _ the Marquis
of Crewe. Viscount Gladstone. Lord
‘Cowdray and other leaders were pres-‘
' out.
What You Want 1. .. it is bl-llcred that this meeting was“
, l(Alli-d to flame a manifesto which will
MEAT SATISFACTION ihri'l‘ill‘:ll:gc::?i:t¢iycommittcc of the La-l
bor Party meets in London tomorrow.
GOLDEN ’S
68 Washington Strut.
' “uh?” Square
NSIST THAT\
5ANITATION-
MAKES
I ILL-HEALTH
TAKE A
WEI
.~ ‘ ’ L...,_.l
will we've got to say in this little
assay on plumbing is that the sort
.of’plumblng we do makes a sani-
lutary home possible and causes ill
health to vamoose from the prem-
rSIOI. And we would like tt- impress
'you with the fact that we under.
atand the plumbing business wcll
*‘vnough to be able to render you a
*moderate sized bill.
_idAflH, RAYMOND a DEAN
COMPANY
2 Flex Hill Road.
. e '
Enema
J
2 Stores
'1‘?
11 No. Main St.
ill. 2978.
. . . . . to arrange its program. w” h “ '-
TlllS you are guaranteed if you buy our meats. Give us your ‘issuwl as a manifesto iincmclliltlilttfl;
order tor any kind of meat. We have it. antvrward.
The announcement ‘ that Reginald ‘
Courteous Treatment '— Prompt Service l
Mrlx'vnnn ivill nppwu. on the Con-
F O W LER’S MARKET W... m..-
i
nlalr interest everywhere. The possi-
69 No. Main Street Phone 1340 South Norwalk
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cuss-Hi but “80m: 1 *r 8 generally ("8-
. \u-ll-imormed Con-'
“TV-"ll"? ““WSanvrs say this is alto-
grlher improbable.
LONDON. Oct. 23.——Thcrc is a
strong probability. declares a Central
News dispatch from Edinburgh to-
day. that the Scottish temperance
vote. which in 1918 was cast solidly
for the (Tonlilionnwill cast at the
forthcoming election in favor of can-
didates supporting Lloyd George.
Leading [mum-lance organizations are
meeting to discuss the situation. adds
the message. and many~ minor confer-
ences already have passed resolutions
in support of the retiring Premier.
Considerable interest was amused in
London temperance circles over this
report. It was pointed out by an of-
ficlal of the l‘nited Kingdom Alliance.
the principal English temperance or—
ganization. that such an attitude
would mark a departure from previ-
ous stands or the Scottish temperance
oragnizations which heretofore had al—
ways supported individuals declaring
themselves in favor of temperance
principles. regardless of party alliance.
I! the report is accurate. however.
it is estimated that such an attitude
by the Scottish temperance voters
would m‘ean npproximatell’ 400.000
votes.
It is considered unlikely in temper-'
nnce quarters that the Scottish tem—
perance advocates will support the
Unionists in the forthcoming election.
as Sir George Younger. present chair—
man ol’ the l’nionist party.'is a. promi-
nent Scotch brewar.
SCHOONER FORD
WITH MAKESHIFT
Chew, STARTS
Schultze’s Tuesday Specials
Maple Farm Homemade
SAUSAGE, - ' 350 lb.
-Hamburg Steak ...... . ...... . ......... . . . 14c lb.
Beef Liver ............. . . . ._ ............ . .
Shoulder Steak .................... , ..... . . .
Loin Veal Chops, - 35c lb.
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets I
39 and 43 Main Street, Norwalk.
Washington Street and Railroad Avenue. Bo. Roi-walk.
Wootport Georgetown Darlon Stanton! Black Rock Irldgoport
l
$2.50
$1.95
FrenchKid Gloves
GapeKidGloves
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L038 Chamois Suede Gloves -' 31-00 (Continued from First r
. -.ooooocollt ‘ . age)..
ChamouSuedeGauntlets33............................89c ___ -~
Chamois Suede Gloves ....‘..;.......................‘.... 590 21'ard8- She was sailing practically as
high as the Bluenosc. although tho
. the Ford‘s wake. The wind had fallen
E JE . ~ to six knots and both boats showed
_ O . . ‘ but little list to starboard.
. p , l Later the Ford picked up the wind
56 South Mam Street Phone 909 and soon she was leading by a quarter
' - of a mile and dropping the Bluenose
as fast as on Saturday. At 12:25 the
69‘ Murray
_CWRS G. FURNISHERS
7"To Men Who Know"
_—
30. Norwalk
Washington St.
lead had been increased to more than
six hundred yards. v
ruling of the subcom‘mittee declaring
"Saturday's race', ‘ ,
the Paid. by a max-gluon two: miles;
om; Sport Hose
'——-represel_lt style, comfort and durability, and are distinc-
l streets, shouting:
Of the Ford's crew in Saturday's race i ll verv well but it‘s a ,
. . d to sail again today. Coaxing s a _ . . . ‘
tam] mam“) by told the men that wise child that knows when "S nmmer The Textile Store
latter was a trifle to the Weather of. ,
Captaln Morrissey. skipperof the ..
Henry Ford. had heard the word (torn;
the International Committee early this '
morning that it wopld stand by the
apparently won by.
recruited 0“ the wharvcs and "V Ford in the Norm-all: M. E. church. hasheen ' use of the left eye than .4 2. -
made ready to ”‘9' Captain 1”" ”hwy engaged by the Lnited Congregational and accordingly are said {I
took charge of the bending or of the church in 'Bridgeport to sing ”.1110. eyed."
Ford‘s roe-u! maillsall- ’ lservices in that church. Miss Minn.
‘ s recedin under the contract slit has signed. n’-- l
”he genie dp would sail were dra- Ccives a renumerafion which makes"
thattlc‘hehllegri‘bers of the Ford‘s crew. her one of the highest paid Singers ilil
$2rying southwesters and stickers. Cornedlcut. it ilslsailid. 1 {i
h ~d in a body through the main . Jrs. Arthur u . soprano, a so, 9
mam ( .\orwnlk, has been engade to Like;
’ ' - ‘Miss Miller's place in the quartet :2“
"We're through! “9 ll 'hme nothing j the Norwalk Memod‘st churCh. Mrs.l
to do with the committee or “stllll's ability in the musical line isg
races!" ‘ ' lwell knoWn here. and her singing will: blatant \'l.ll"iitil 13.0 the “I :
At the wharf where the Ford ““3"“. greatly enjoyod man lia"cd;rn 3
docked. they wore met by Secretary a .
on.
t
8 "‘9 decision But it's a Wrong Conc’u“
The evil things, the ‘
things. the negative, drama-m.
always make so much more 2 . .
the forces of harmony and 1n- ;.=.':. '
the average individual um} 11,
given if he concludes that l"l"'
nothing but turmoil and U. W’L-
- ,2 .fi.
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. . . ‘ ncmber
henb). she “as an rmoliimal 1 Life as I See it.
__a-
Secretary Den
in a way the honor of the country was urtics.———l.ouisville
is going in switch 1
56 In. All Wool Tweeds, 33.3219:-
at stake. The Ford was the rch- Courier-Journal.
scntative or America. he said. ande i; spans and Heavy Coatir 8.
might appear that the men s r $1.59 Yard Up.
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LUXURIOUS, PLAID BACK
' OVERCOATS
$25.00 and up.
Palace ‘ Clothes
Shop
JESS SCHOOLHOUSE, Mgr.
13 No. Main St. 80. Norwalk
uittin undclr fire. .
Q1“ fiecommendcd urgently that
they go aboard and get ready to sail.
Mrs. Jonathan Raymond. wife of a
subliltute member or the Interna-
tional racing commttec. urgcdlho men
to go out and race. to show the world
what Gloucestermon were made of.
Secretary Denby gained a few rc-I
cruits and Mrs. Raymond a few more.
\"ill‘rcd Vt’. Lurkin. Collector of the
Port of Boston and chairman of the
committee. with other commitlet
members. made individual appeals to
the fishermen with indifferent success.
Then Captain Morrissey. surrounded
by a group of his men. asserted that
it was they who would actually decide
the matter. \Vilh indications that:
many of them would race, he. placed
himself at their head and went aboard
his schooner. Enough sailors from
other boats joined them to make up a i
full crew. l
The Bluenose meanwhile had‘starte.
Complete Instnidions for home
‘ Sewing with
People’s Home Journal and
Designer Patterns.
136 Washington St.
South Norwalk.
into Bodies, Fenderz
lamps, Repaired and
Made to Order
Welding w of All Kinda
SPECIALS FOR THE
WEEK
VICTOR WESELY
Live Oak BuckWheat, Phone 85“
assin the wharf where the .
giggiuluxy. Itgis believed that one {30- l 3 15' pkg. ' ' - "r ' - ' - ~ - - 220 1 48 chm“: 8‘.
tor in inducing so many of the Ford‘s! '
men to sail was the possibility that! Galden Syrup, can ' ' ' ’ ' ' 8c
the Canadian schooner might go over, Macaroni or Spaghetti,
the course alone and the race be given5 2 lbs. for _ . . .1. ~ . . . ' . . 25c
her by fpri’eit. , . 1 .
,_ —— Pink Salmon, tall Size,
NEW LONDON BANKER DEAD a . 25c
2 cans for
A. *STULL ‘0
*flcottago— so, Eastflorwalb.
NEW LONDON. Oct. 23.1—Charles
Klinck. president of the Union Bank
and Trust Company and vice-president
of the Mariners' Saving l'lank. died at
his home here Sunday night. aged 70
years. He was a 32d degree Mason. a
member of St. James Episcopal
church. a trustee of the Lawrence and
4"; .
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Old Friends at the on
Memorial Associated Hospital and a , Pnce
‘ ' ' —. _ The Old Well 50 Cigar fitnd ‘
, p . , e
I?! we?“ Shaplro Bros. the Pergicigc‘Bouq‘u
~ ' da 5 2 .8 i m ”033 No profiteeringt‘hczn on our:
thnyouoooloflsisldanly and. ' - Cigar The 5:3 Best. alga E
3 ‘ Something for . . madesst the); price. l
~ . Everybody in the Fannly. ‘.
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‘ ' "‘ ' SOLD ON EASY ‘
_‘,_ Men’s and Young Men’s TERMS ' 2
g Suits
Opening Special
i
Donnelly’s
“Your Old Car: to the .
‘ EPORT AUTO
' ’ - no contest. He was up with the Sun,
tlvely the hose for outdoor wear in cool weather. ‘ u for'o'the‘: .mce'daya and" 15311th l
L ' days. 7 While his men were gathering , ’ 18 . 80. Street
We have a wide varict of attracti = ’ slowly. and. voicing a. continued - pro. _ Main.
_ ' . . _ y I ve patterns and colors 1 2, m mule fiammmee‘ her“??? _
in all wool, silk and wool, and plated wool, to meet everyre- * ltd'tllsBlpenose. moored; mliegawaiygl ‘ > J ’ ‘ 1 __-
quirement. . ' .‘ ”I‘lflh“. can“? 53‘3““ ‘ TV?!“ r . , d 'aooxxggmugé 'sHoRTH/WD
-/ 2 -7 '7' ' . . ‘ " . 2W "m 5 i. ifii‘li ’ 2' 1jam us‘rmo ~TYPEWRlTlNG
Each grade '5 fi “Peril” value“ the Priée mrkeit. 7‘1, nakedCaptulnwsi‘ers'awP. 4E 7 ~ - . suGLIél-l BRANCHES
~ . " , ' _ j he- ered we wonaétairgyictory. , -2. — -, ~
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