Company
Buy Storn’i D00rs and "Sash
TO BEAT THE COAL SHORTAGE.
Will make the coal go farther besides keeping you warm.
you quotations.
BUY NOW!
B'oards.
Are you sure y ou know what kind of lumber you are getting
when you purchase I The best for the purpose? ‘We are here
to give you service and see that you get What you want.
will be glad to answer any of your questions and to furnish
We
The Hatch £9? Bailey . Co.
I Agents for Sheetrock—Celotex—Cornell Wall
Creo-Dlpt Stained Shingles.
CANDIDATES
WNYRIBUTE
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WASHINGTON. D. ’C., Oct. 31.—-—,
Very little' money is being span; in .
the Connecticut districts in the cam-r
paign for seats in the U. 8. House of
Representatives, according to the re- .
ports of receipts, and- expenditures
made by the candidates to the Clerk
of'the House
Greatest. Eqrense.
Representative Schuyler Merritt, of
Stamford, has reported the greatest
expense to date of any of the Con-
necticut candidates. Mr. Merritt re-
ported on Sept. 29th that he had no
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WOOL HOSE
For
“N & WOMEN
oshortment covers every-
film: desirable in “Cool,
53* & “7001', Part Wool.
rm: PRICE RANGE;
50c to $1.50
$150.11 $2.00
"Tl/E ”ANTS SHOP.
U ‘os’tello8. Qfi’fieara
5 Norwalk. Conn»
S. L.
69 No. Main Street
IGOLDEN’S
68 Washington Btrot.
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W. I) got to say in this little
on plumbing Is that the sort
mhing we do makes a sani
homo possible and causes i»!
to vamoose from the prem-
AM! We would like to impress
ith the fact that we under-
- {the plumbing business well
to be a his to render you a
to sized bill.
-MYMOND a DEAN
COMPANY
1,1513! Hill Road.
iliRWAlKS ”ELECTRIC CO.
2 Stores
use. 1‘ No. Mil“ B!-
lol. 29";
Exide Battery IServiCe
HAS REMOVED FROM 67 TO 73 NORTH MAIN STREET.
-— Same Block —-——
73 North Main Street.
daft/ff”
Quality Groceries and
Free Delivery
BENEDICT
What You Want Is
MEAT SATISFACTION
This you are guaranteed if you buy our meats. Give us your
order for any kind of meat. We‘ have it.
Courteous Treatment —- Prompt'Servico
F OWLER’S MARKET
South Norwalk
Phone 1340
PHONE 1405
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FREE DELIVERY
A. F. Beckmann E»? Co., Inc.
83 YVashington Street South Norwalk \1
we:
Dix :e Bacon . . . .
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SOLID LEAN CORNED BEEF ........... 16c lb.
RIBCORNEDBEEF
RUBIPCORNEDBEEF............_..20C-22C1b.
Large Skin-backed Hams . . . . . . .
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Visit our Fruit 61. Vegetable Department, 43 Main St, N orwalk
..7ch
.20c ll).
20clb.
Long Island Escallops ‘ 50c pint
Weapon bcoruetonn
‘Wm
Schultze’ s sanitary Markets
.59 and 43 Main Street, Norwalk.
Washington Street and Railroad Avenue. So. Roi-walk.
Darlen Stamford Black Rock Bridgeport
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MEET ME AT
ALEXANDER’S
French Km Gloves
Cape (1 G oves
chamois Suede Gloves
MME.
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159’ho o9 c.
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Long Chamois Suede Gloves
Ghamois Suede Gauntlets . . .
56 South Main Street
4.—
SEE. OUR No. 3 PHONE 2841
LITTLE No. Main Street JUST A
.WINDow. gm Norwalk FEW STEPS
ON THE CORNER DOWN.
Silks — Woolens -— Velvets — Draperies — Cotton Goods
GLOVES
,
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JEANETTE
It Will
.2, To Pay Us
. A. visit.
.Pay'Yon
new
expense in the primal-Ty or conven-i
tion. But on Oct. 27th he asserted he
had spent $1,440 so far in his election
campaign. Archibald McNeil, Demo-
cratic opponent of Mr. Merritt, re-
‘ported on October 11th he had no
primary or convention expense. He
had not made his repoi‘trdue-on Oc-'
tober 28 of expenses up to that date.
In the first district Representative‘ and style.
E. Hart Penn. Republican. reported '1'
$940 spent up to October 27th. Jo-
seph 1«‘.Dutton. his Democratic op-
penent, has not filed a report. Henry
Vanderburgh. running in the same
district reports no expense up to I"
October ZRth.
No reports are in hand from the 9
.. Nonwms LEADINT; ” DRY Goons STORE
Seasonahle Glov es; Hosiery
and Underwear
wooL GOLF GLOVES—All sizes for men, Woinen and childre on, . . _ . 93.. 1 u)..-
WOOL HOSIERY—Of every kind and color, for big and little folks.
A special in Children’s Golf Stockings
A MOSt Complete Stock of Underweei
Heavy and medium weights. Drawers, vests and union suits (f1;1I;:-
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DR. DENTON’S SLEEPING GARMENTS FOR CHILDREN.
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candidates in the second district.
In the third district, Congressman
John Q. Tllson reported expenditure
or $500 up to October 26th. This
was on the job early,
who are using the Liberals.
and he said he
of the die—herds and Free Liberals.
affairs.
For the moment at least. Commun-
ism has no part in the life of Italy.
The onslaught of the Fascisti has ren-
sum, he reports was received from
The political cxpert‘of the Daily
R. Mills.
According to 3115. (31111201,:
have been found to
statement II m: a “on .1
i
It.
i
i
mfmgcommissione 1 the necessity ior inning
Oct. 28th he had spent $379. 03 to
date Representatixe James Gl) n11 has
not yet filed his report.
It looks like a lean vcar all around
to! contributions to the political cam-
paigns, and Connecticut is no excep-
tion to the general rule. Neither the
Republicans or Dcmomats of Connec-
ticut lune cxl1ihitt-d.any marked lib-
(‘ldlity up to this timcdn subscribing
themselves closely with Lloyd George.
Another feature of today's news is
the report that the Asquithian Free
Liberal candidates are increasing at a
rate that indicates that: they will show
as much strength on nomination day
as life Laborites.
e
YYALY GUYS. BACK
to the national wnpaigns of thei‘r
party this year.
Outside of im- Cheney family of *
South MaiiclirslT-r, which always
donates liberally to The Republican I .
cause, only. one person in ~Connectl- —
c'uII contributed to the Republican ROMP" N033 1 (Associated P e ).
National Congressional Committee‘s ~~lhl:\' C. T ' th . d l ‘k t r SS
campaign fund. llc was Samuel D. ‘ “‘8 on I rou me 0 nor-
fCllShIng of Stamford. and in“? $100. lll'lC\ 10d: 1\. aftera most exhilarating
. . . . . I _ ‘ week that saw the 301m er cueration
1.] 'II:( Chf‘nc} Imam). of south Man— “Sb to pmver and in a ireagt triumph
(. its tr subscribed to this fund as 0\tllhl0“’ the older politicians
(01:11)“?! “rillium (‘1‘ $100. philip. TtllS or thousands of the vigorous
. Ill onwo IL. $1“1*:H0\\oll.3100; . A
liohcrt $15“; Gliarli‘s $150. mid Clif- young lutscisti and their enthusiastic
:ulnviIcrs \\ ho accompanied them here
from all over the land were on :he
wm back to their homes toda}. ch- l
tcrdzu theirs was the thrill of a real
Roman txiumph. in “inch :1 million
DCOPIL made the streets zing witiil
plaudits for king and countrv after
91 Benito Mussolini and his new Fas—
ciin Ministry had taken their oath be-
fore the sovereign.
formal ceremony had ended, the black .
shined boys and men who brought
about the rise of ,Mussolini. marched
us victors through the ancient streets
of the city. crowded with a vast. con—
course that for the day doubled_the
population of Rome. '
ford l). (honey $15"
There were two subsci‘iliers to the
mmpaign fund oi me in mocratic
\ntion. -1l Coinniittev. according to the
reports filed with the Clerk of the
S. lion-st- of Representatives yester-
day. They were” Mrs. Caroline Rutz-
ices, of Greenwich. $5010. and \X’illium
l. l'ulmer of Oxford, Comm, $100.
I
ELIEUT. FREEMAN
I NAMED INSPECTOR
I 0F, AVIATION
(Continued From Page One)
Today the flush of triumph gave
“lun lliium I‘mcx )l11xin1,chajrn1an way 10 the drab business or ‘0“ “1‘
oi the Inlnflpinu} axldtion committee, diniluul and national. Dr. Mussolini
was going to see to it that everybody
else engaged in the lneszness of the_
nation followed suit. He made it plain;
that he was going to rule with an ir011 l
hand that Italy might the sooner be;
restored to better economic basis and a '
‘\ ~11. ll Commissioner Stoeckel"s oilicc
an.) dx’qlh‘ilnu" 1 him “Ill! The fact that
lull aviation lIIrvt is to he held and
Ileszlrictions will he needed.
llc luouglit the matter to a head
IuInII he told Commissioner Stocckel
l
ho“ mas-saw it is to have the ui1~ more powerful place in international:
plum s inspected III fore (-\(‘l'y‘\ fiiglll.
He told of the number of planes -
operated by pilots Iroln other states
\1 ho Tonic here and carry passengers
during the stat. to and county iuirs He
impmsswl upon the motox Vehicle
Say “Bayer” and Insist!
some control oxcr the .
ax iatOIs and
As soon as this 3‘
* Condensed 111111;. Full Weight,
today is what the. fortune of the-new
Cabinet will be when it goes before
the Chamber of Deputies. One thing;
is certain. If Mussolini's government
does not receive a majority. in the
Chamber. he will have Parliament dis-
solved and then the Fascisti will take)
their cause to the countrv
Mrs. Gibson Gives Further
Details of Hall-Mills Murder
(Continued From Page One)
' has 21-13) consnicnc
fstory
g.-1‘1~ic-1rs1 -. xuminution.“
the Republican National Committee Mail believes that he has discovereda tiered all Imdlcahfm a deagh—tdealmg Irons '..IIIraIcu.ltI “-qu 1..
and turned right over to his political strong tendency o"- the Coalition Con— blow, for In carrying: 13113:; at le‘gito dr111.0IJIII..::-IlilI:_:u‘[ o, -. :~ I.
agent. Stephen Whitnev his Demo— scrvativcs to uniiu With the anti-Coali- the labor tei'nples d“_ t lethanL'lx’ltg ”1 “0‘???“ is L .. ; A
cmtic opponent. reports expense or tion group now in harness. .Il'e main- Places IOf‘the r antagonls s. a. aunt; - roan. . if. l‘.II-..l 1:1: .. . ,
3215. 89 up to October 26th. tains that not only a few Conserva- ant Nationalists hag-’b SL123 ii 19 and Mrs. 1.1.3511: \e; -
In the mu: district 9 13 OSuloLtivcs like Lord Birkenhcad and Sir “willsfilfffimrshflf tonineof firi.c“"at°’d. nefswiv:
”‘3“. Democratic canddate ltwo-ported Robert S. Home continue to identify Pohtica 1" I e c ‘0 pc 3 RDOWIBdg-J o. Bigf.
believe impiiciizy
the I‘Cctor‘s ‘VIlIU\V. J
heos' Lexi-3var‘old Ii f .
“"110 ill the lid:
‘."I‘;E Iii:
\\'ti “
u 2‘
that Mrs. “all wa ; -_
:11 least umil 19 p.411.
llete‘tivc James F. f» r-
X'ék‘tlguto! fm Mr. 32.:
with his 01' it I 's vim;
12ml l‘mliiw‘es Ii
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day“ though veiled in secrecy, ap-
i‘or the most
surveillance
peared to lie center-ml.
part, in keeping under
th‘ree men :insntring descriptions
lgnen by ‘lrs Gibson. It 11 .15 rt ncrted
that Special Deputy \t‘mrne; G- m 1:11
Mott. intended. 31:11} oppoilurie mo-
merit to bring the Three Lt- l‘me Mrs.
Gibson
/ L'EVV BI". NSVVICK. N. J., Nov. 1.
-—-Mainta.iniug that he felt confident
that the 0ch witness siorx told by \lts.
Jane Gibson would "stand up ’ Sue»
(rial Deputy Attorney-General \Vilbur
A Mott continued today his efiorts to
identifx the man “\irs. Gibson describ-
‘ed as helm: the municrrv of 11.2 Rev 3
Ednuui Y‘. hcrla' li:- -ll. 1‘ piscnnal rem:
tor. and his choir l1:1dcr. \lls. i lea: 401‘;
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2 cans . . .............. 25c
Macaroni or Spaghetti,
2 Pounds for ........ -- 25d
Syrup, re". 10c seller,
Gutto........ ...... Bacon
Pfunes, large size . 19c 1b.
. A. STULL
24 Cottage St. East Norwalk
the condition of tlu-ir plansd.
After this inlerximv which took
place two “enks ago Commissionei
Sloeckcl darted a prixate linestiga-
lion. He also corner-red with Robert
T. Hurley. sum‘rintendcnt of the
state police, and suggested that 110‘"
is the time for This legislation .to he
put in effect. I
After a talk \xith Judge
. Commissioner Stucckel on
’ gestion of Judge Malone,
Lieutenant Freeman to represent the
.state as a\iation inspector. The ap-
pointment was formally ma dc late
)esterday inéthe office of Commission-
er Stoeckel.
Lieutenant Freeman, who at 0110
Malone,
the sug-
appointed
Unless you see the name “Bayer"_
on package or on tablets you are not
KEELER’S
SHOE STORE
“The Store That Saves You Money”
We Carry
A Completeldne
,- ‘ _ of
W. L. DOUGLAS SESES
for
Men, Women and Children.
ettin the genuine. Bayer product
time lix ed in North Canaan, “ dec— 5' g
prescribed by physicians over twenty
grated th‘ree _times by the Italian gov-
ernment during the war. In January
1919, flying a plane which he call
two years and proved safe by milions
ior
the "R .. Colds Headache
oraback blew up the railroad Toothache Lumbago
station in Pergine Austria. Earaéhe I Rheumatism
. Lieutenant Freeman . ‘received his Neuralgla Pain. Pain
ground training at the Massachusetts
Inst itute of Technologyimm which he
:‘as graduated in 1917. He was sent
verscas and served in Ital eleven
months. He wasgthen transferred to
the French fronts and was with' the
American forces during the St. Mihiel
Ac‘cept “Bayer Tablets of Aspirin"
only. Each unbroken package con-
tains proper directions. Iiandy boxes
of twelve tablets cost few cents.
Druggists also sell bottles .91: 24 and
100. Aspirin is the trade mark of
Bayer Manufacture of Monoaceticaci—I
‘drive. He was taking an adianced desber-of Salicylicacid. ——Adv.
course in aviatoin at an Englsh flying . r— , . ,.
School when the armistice vIsI'as signed. 7 VOTE
'v’o'rn"
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CONSERVATIVE—
123.7 wasmcron i STREET
§<
'—YISIT—_-
Shapiro Bros.
LIVIE ' STORE
48 from St.
Old Friends at - the
Made to Order
VICTOR WE‘SELY
Price
The Old Well 5c Cigaratn
the Perfecto Bounce
a? 10c.
Something? for
Everybody m the Family.
Luto Bodies, Fen de re
~ Lamps, Repaired and
Weldmg' Metals a: on who.
Phone 55%
Cid
No profiteering on Old We:
51381533138? are the can cigars
; made at their price. -
35
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SO. NORWALK, CONE.
CAPTAIN
EdWard C. 61th
Regain Deuiocralic- Nominee
i.
__._ FOR SHERIFF
serve candidates into «crap should the
:2 FAIRFIELD coum
PARTY STILL . ‘ "
IS UNDECEED
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The Textile Store
COAT amaze..—
Figured snk Radium Sm: Poplin
\
smash. - "
. But his journalistic champion £719: 1.
iDofiy Chronicle. Contendp- that Lloyd
George really has the men
tag-it agreements to co-opemte go to I 7 A Rm PIOIIIJCE EXECUTIVE
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