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‘ f I.’ “ DEMocRA'rIc RALLY
-‘ HELD IN WILTON
A large and enthusiastic Democratic
.rally was held last night in the town
;hall in Wilton. More than one hun-
ldred persons were present in spite oi!
- the inclement weather. 3
The occasion was unusual inasmuch a
-as a woman. Mrs. Guy Howard. pre-
‘i sided as chairman over the rally. This
Kis the first time that a woman has
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acted in this capacity‘at political rally ? ll 1.5:!
in Wilton. Mrs. Howard introduced ‘ Liz b
"the speakers ‘ln fine shape. . ' ,- ‘ 'J
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‘candidate for state senator. made ‘ v
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l D A t j” of St mmd m 3 These popular sales are becoming the talk of the town. Compare o»,
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,,_______,, H. -' he principal ”a“... at (a. maker ‘7 with others and convince yourselves. Every article sold is up to r, l. .
3.1m”: Jr‘s/rm“ wJafle flat/5"! msstbmueloh’d“ held by the Y- M- H- A- m the club v standard. Read items below, but do not fail to visit the store Wr
” mm SW" W" and mm" 59 tak d ta _f h d d f th wonderful bargains - ‘
' . ’ lstret is. last cv.enlng There. was“ a. r! e a van ge 0 un re S 0 0 er -
01’ the delegates to the eleventh sent her organization which owns its has been in the family many years and good attendance at the busineSs meets ii __ \
”on of the World's Woman's own headquarters at Tokyo, and has has always been conducted on temper ing. which preco3declstilzneedsoclacl1 Prl‘ege i; _
' Temperance Union, tobe held a membership of more than 5,000. once lines. :new off cers “ere in an ‘ > ,
. is. November 11- 16 will Miss Uta Hayashi from Osaka, dec- Miss Consuelo Valdez is the delegate idem M'mhael smut-erg hold the chair H, 011R MOST POBULAR SALE
... 'vlznte the globe in their jour- ornted by the emperor for her work from the Philippine islands. She is n‘ihll‘filgkgrzt :ggkivgimgm good of the i; - ‘
h tits part in their first conven- among women will accompany Mme. graduate of the School of PharmucmY \I
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our held on "dry" land. Dele— Kubushiro. University of the Philippines, and is m'exé fidfiv'lla‘t‘lljflm: dime 1 allow- {9 - . ALL w 00L SIHTS AND WINTER OVERCO‘ATS
1mm 40 nutlons‘will attend this Miss Marie Stenroth, an author of now taking spacial courses at North- mg the talk a smoker was held wuh Si ‘
{lily which will take place in national repute. will represent her gov- western university. Chicago. mugs. stories. cigars. cigarettes and n ‘ I-
"-My 01' Music. ernmcnt which has commissioned her _ Fraulein Wilhelmina Lollmann lsil-ci‘reshments. Dr David Sloman and t Y . o
.. delegates are now on their to study prohibition and the problems one of the German delegates. She John Benjamin gaxe it three- round l3 . our Olce a
it” Australia. Japan, China. -In- involved in its enforcement and make was the moving spirit of the recent exhibition or boxing, and Dr. Sloman \, . .
m Turkey. Africa, England, a report. seml- omclal vote. the first prohibition ‘also shone 3,3 3 monologist. with many 39 ,
Ireland Germany, France. The Baroness de Lavelcye. president vote ever taken in Germany. where at runny stories. An enjoyable “me “’85 g, ‘
lvuuico. Canada.‘ and several of of Belgium's \V. C. T. U., will be the Biclei’eld. the unexpected number of had during the evening. the amair ‘6 The Suits in the most popular styles for Ken and Young Men 2 and 3 Buttons. .01 1:8 m
7 - » .. ~ Amerkan countries. official delegate of her country. Miss 12.621 votes was returned for pro breaking up at a. late hOUF- t c, Models in the “$8011.: newest fabrics. Sport Models include 2 pair pants. -
_ in... Kubushlro, national corre— Dagmar Prior will represent Norway hibitlon out of a poll of 14,061. Frau- ”ms 3 3! p
.. -. secretary of J'apnns W50. T. and Denmark. lein Gusto] von Blurher. the great JUDGE THOMAS D“ LON H’ The Over-coats of heavy all-wool in the ever popular Ulster and Ulstere ie Mode -.s Begin:
and I niece of Mme. Kajl Ynjimu, From Edinburgh comes Miss Jane grand niece of the famous field mar- CREDITOR S PETIT ‘ ‘6 Sleeves, Belt all around, in the season.s best shades.
‘ 'lmost famous woman, will come Darling, proprietor of the Darling Rt» shal. will also attend the World con- . ------r i u 1’ it i ii
In oflcial delegate. She will repre- ent hotel, known the world over. It vention as a dele te. Judge Edwm 5- Thom” “ ‘C n " , " . -7 .
V g “a cd States District Court helc todn) de- ?‘ _ DON’T MISS» THIS OPPORTUNITY TO GET CLOTHES FOR THE WINTER
-~ , » -— , - ~ —— - --—~ , .-.w- - ,_,_-~,___. —~~-— —--— nied a. petition oi creditors to place ‘1 \
COMDIUNI'I‘Y' (‘]{EST the National Construction Company of ~_, 196 _
l V ,Ilnrti‘ord in bankruptcv. However, he ‘g ,7 W0 k 80! -
l UNDER DISCUSSION yinsiructcd the nttornms for the com(; "6 $1351.15 Shirts 1 00 1‘ $1.50 Rllgleli $1.190
‘ ‘ ““ pan) to m“ 'd- million in “Wit-‘3 ““ t .. ........... 0 Union alts .....
‘ 3 3 (Continued from Mrs: l'nze)‘ said that he would appoint a rccehdr. i {g .
l {\ ‘ l l 1 '— \ k and that the business mould continua; ‘. Pan‘
, , .__ r vscr pt on or the wor ings of the 1|; ssets or the company are . mu \, _
7=\1/‘\ __L_. " ' l chest in that city. .9013... und liabilities about the if 35c Fine _ 50c Fme
‘ ’ . - ’ Ill opening his :lddrr-s's. lll!‘ speaker 5am. ‘ ' n 7 ' Silk Lisle HOSE
/ ' .1 drscrilwnl tho :ldvzlnlnzos of the Com- 1’ 111812 Hose 45c AITOW & Ide 8 for $1.00
0 V , 'mllnity Ghost. In the first place. tho MISKOLCZI INQI’I‘IST “[5131; ; !‘ fOI‘ Collars ...... ' for
o o , th¢~ilkt-l‘ pointmi cut that the chest ro~ [IELIL ' . 5 $1 00 . 3 1 .
: 5 duct-d the individual de‘nmmls on ‘ ‘ ‘. . f 6
o o l 1 groups of ”cum" Who support “harn' ' Coroner John J. l‘llvlan Will 1“! “079 S! $1 25
3 italic and \vrlfun" “'(ll’k. .‘lr. Knight this afternoon at 2:30 O'clock to (.(m, ‘. D - \
liq-Z: — ‘ \ "Pill‘m‘ pointwl ““1 ”‘3” 1h" fiwsl duct an irlqllvst into the dot-nth of ii $1.00 Ribbed; a for s on ress $3.00 WW1 Mixed- 6
‘ lunch “I" lit-won or lwrsuns in chart-=0 l-‘runk Mlskolczl. who was kl‘lvd in .m x; Shirt. 3 & Drs ' Shuts Union Suits ll?
/ . of such work. their full ilnlv lo dv- automobile truck on the Post road. .3! - V , .. y:
l ,‘H't mn- to lhni \xm‘k lllhlt‘Ild of inning to “'cdnosduy night. i ‘x. C 'Li
.' ”de 0 look :lrlt‘r lu‘ ilnnnl-lnl cm! of it as Thomas Ravmond. driver of ”m. ii . , N
If)” won. lln sluiml thnt welfare and _ , ‘ ‘ ' , r", r,
/){13_15,J; /: _ .3?” . charitable work had ilHSlllllt'tl such SySRI 12%? l; 2:233:01:Thebolmfmfila ski)? Men‘s B {DOW l E
Var/K” '___ I l ‘ ’\ :propol'iions that “"1 At‘Ollt't‘llt‘ln of this :ifllrnoon. nud’will probabh ghel “’ WW‘ $3.00 Silk Striped Oys . C0 E
/_.—. _ I ~ fl..— |mmuw rm that purpvsv sllmnd be ' GI . Gloves
. oves
. -——~«~ , , his \clslon of tho uuiieut 1‘», Shirts . ..
___ l\ - conduch-d in .1 l)llSlllL‘SS-lllu‘ manner , ... ‘ ~l V“ } .‘ .......... l.
- r ' l. bv usin'r business methods 'lhc fllhtldl of .iiskoltz “‘ )a! \r R
I I ’ ' fi » - hold from the funeral chapel of l-‘rorl- C .
C L l 1 E In drscrihllu; the work in New _ . ll (‘ q M i 1‘“ SJ . c l1
, / Havcn. Mr: Knight stated that tho 2““ ', ’“mmg‘ 3°"? ..“n “fit." v y
4: (Tolnmuuity plnll llzld greatly increased ”Hm-""5 afternoon “‘1 “ 0‘10““ u" .
Gabriel llokus. pastor of the Hungar-
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thr- numhor of subscribers to welfare ,
work. “0 said that “u. tlrét year the inn Rotor-mod church. will olflclntc.
chest was constituted 25.000 people "'"l hurl“! ulll h“ h? Rhcrside (emc-
contrlhutr-d to it lnsctnd of 5.000 on tcrv
individual drives. “P pointed out that __._._.____._.__
‘ (‘la-volml-l. 0.. about one-third of WANT NEWS OF ALLSUP-
the population had given their hit _—
toward the Community chest. Mr. BOSTON. Nov. (Le—State officials of
Knight closed by pointing out that the American Legion have requested
Iwelfare work is a. public duy and the parents of Harry Allsup. 0f (‘ov-
should be considered as such. lngton, Ky" to send them a photograph
...: r. Knight's address. a of their son in a further effort to de-
general round—table discussion to]- termlne whether the man who died in
...; in ouch practically every one a government hospital here last week
present tack part. pm” \VQnredmh was Allsup and a war veteran, or an
declared that herorc a. Community imposlcr. as alleged by Army intelli-
Chest was instituted in Norwalk it 8911}? oificcrs. The DOdy Will he
would be well to be sure that the city burled‘ With military honors if it
is prepared for such a movement. She proves to he that of a former service
declared that her study of the subject man.
had shown that the Community Chost William H. D0310. slate legion com-
was the only real way of conducting mandcr. said he had wired the Allsups
welfare and charitable work in larger 10" 8» picture 70f their son, as well as
cities. but that she was not sure other eVldences Of his war service.
whether it would work in Norwalk or Army investigators insist that the
hot. man who died here as Angus Cameron
Mrs. Joseph llrothcrton, rcproseni- MacGregoz-N With several W3? medals
ing‘ the American lucuion Auxiliary. in his 9035933100. W354i“ “1190340?
spoke in favor of the Community whom they had "8084 8&0“ the
Chest. Rev. Father Finn, too. gave a continent.
brief talk concerning it and advancing
his ideas on the subject. In fact. NEW ITALIAN AMBASSAIDR. ,
practically all those persons present A
gave brief talks on_ the subject. LONDON. Nov; 3. ;(Assoeia ed
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been talked at by the Kiwanis club. In been appointed Italian Ambassador to
order to hrlng the matter to a. head. the United States. which post be for:
last nights meeting was called. Them merly held. to succeed Vittorio Ro- ,. . ' ' .
are many advantages.and,spme 4118- ,land Riccl, resigned, according to 7 - . , g .
advantages in such a chest, Presidteit Rome advices received here.
Lamson pointed out. The first big ’
lvantage is that it does away with in-
dividual drives saving both time and
money. Do the other hand. orguniza»
tions in the chest are not permitted tol
raise money outside 0: that-which they
receive through the chest.
Last night's meeting was simply a
preliminary session and when the
meeting adjourned. it was with the
understanding that Mr. Lamson thuld
call another general meeting in the
future after the representatives ohthe
various organizations had brought the
matter to the attention of the organi~
zathns they represented.
rrvvo REPUBLICAN mm
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T'wo political rallies will be field in -
the second district_ this evening. one at
-the C. I... U. hall, Washington street,
under he auspices of the Italian Social
Club. when FrancisA. 529.110“th
lpubliean candidate for secretary of
,-'state. will be the principal speaker.
The addresses will bein Italian. .
The second rally will be held under
the auspices of the Coloréd Cltizens'
Protective League. at the clu' s hall on .
Water street. Mayor Calvin" L.‘ Barton '
will speak there; and Lewis H. Nash
and Frank Great)”. candidates for
Representatives on the Republican
ticket will also speak.
‘ GERMAN CABiNEr WANTS LOAN
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mNDoN, Nov; . a. —rrno Ger-mun,
Cabinet. according to a. Central How:
. dlsputch; has decided to ask the‘repn;
$1.50 Grey Flannel $1 00 - $2.00 5’ 52-50 "5c Fancy W001 Z for 5130'
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Shirts ~ Hose
New Fall
Caps
oo . ’s Corduro v
“nuts... $4. 45' $1 45 limwy$235l
SPECIAL FOR TODAY ONLY
25 'BOYS’ FINE CROMPTON CORDUROY SUITS
Sizes 8, to 17 h $4.95 ‘ . Rog. Price $8.50
Nowell 89’ Murray
Clothiers and Furnishers to “Men Who Know." ~
South Norwaik
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No mun has to say “excuse my back" when he shows a coat of this
character. "Many of the exclusive custom tailors in New York arenow
advertising overcoats ready to wear.” ,
WHY?
- Because today the best ready to wear overcoat: have such fine
inflating and finish and are so absolutely well made and of such
‘ ' undonhble quality that the custom tailot' cannot make a garment
that can compete with ’em.
You con see here a. showing of all good models.
Prices from $16. 50 to $45. 00.
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POULTRY MOVIES
See the Poultry Industry in
Pictures—.5000 feet of film.
By
ALBERT ANGELL. Jr"
~ Noted Poultry Expert
., Under Auspices of the
- Hats, 3 color that will har-
inonize with your over-
coat. A shape that will And many of these are “Cui-
m your face. tom Fabric Shirts”
.5, Tailored, not tacked.
“A price that will suit your Beautiful materilas.
pocket, $3 to $6. White is a loader this season.)
Plain colors and combinations
"'1'“ GLOVES ' Strong, of colors that haw never been
durable and well fitting at o ffiywxnmnmfmfni 3.: '3 my
$3.00. 31. 85. «
’ ' '- Sizes correct, liberal in el th.
gMUFFLERS, warm, cozy Prices'fr‘om'fl. 50 to$7..00 ° -
anddecorative,$1to$1.65, Cheerful colorful cravau are In
ordeHii here.
can”, umbrellas. bags. Socks, Pajamas, Uhdervirejr. .‘
., ‘ .‘WedneSday.Nov.B,
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