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ul. to the use [or publication I
mi dispatches
loos! now: published herein.
All nights of publication or
5 5 ‘ "Welles herein are also rese
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'H” meets in Masonic builai
lain street.
Witch month. July
M. 8 oclock.
famdlally nd fraternal” united.
ROBT. J .WALSH \V. ill. .
ROBERT M. WILCOX. Sec’ 3'.
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and August except
Butler Chapter.
been in Manonio Temple.
mt. the 2nd
-ueh month at 8
haunt excepted.
“Molly and internally invited.
8.? .DECKER. H. P.
F. s. LYON. Secretary.
o 'clock.
(Tune In 300 Meters)
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Luiuyollu“. I\- .l. at the Polo
Grounds. _
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events. . .. '
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All Master Masonu
so. as, R. A. AL.
South Main
and 4th TuesdaYs o! .
July and
All R. A. Mason!
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son. soprano. I'I'ngrnm: "liillllflllfll'.‘
from (‘;I3:Ill« r‘m l: II xi io II II n;
“Conlil’st ’i‘lItII Know." \\';II'll('iI;
"i‘mninu 'l'lIIIIIIulI [hr “31-" and
"Annie Lam-in" ".\t Dawning.”
(‘IulIIIIIII: Miss l'ldlllI _l_.lonson. :Ic-
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l‘ullonu-lr lll.‘ll.'lL'l‘l‘ illl'l :1:l\‘)l|l|()ll(‘::
Milton l:llll.lil. plum”, i‘lnII‘lI-n Snku—
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nml [munlels Ln iln- mull llllh'llll‘f'd»:
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iiI II ~ Sum .l in lzn Inn and
Lo~t
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)IvaHr ('UllllulJ)‘ lnI' S2171 urginul Irv-1
itn‘t- lit-H-I'II- .lI-lIn K'Imz'h :l low days
5‘“ um», hns lllill vlisulltwwwi. in his Ill'-;
citinn ln-lny lull-rm- [{I‘Ullll Mutt-d tlIiIl
mnu- liul: in l‘IJU. \lr. llllwr had IIr-
Ill‘lI'H siorml lll I. snmll building on till"
jIrnpovriy o" lln- l'lllll]‘illl_\'. innrkul
"'l‘lw liliw‘l' l'uml."
The ('I IlIn grow out, of the. fact that.
(Mr. ,llilwr built :I. li—Cyllllill'l‘ marine
engine. and hml duplicate castings
made. 'l'lII- costings “'I'I‘l‘ slorod in
the small building. \3'hrn Mr. )likor‘
* . merit-ll to put his power boat In shape
in .-lum 10:1 lw found that ‘lhrc-c '
hylimler hlmks 33 on missing from his
‘ more honm and he “as no cod to lulu"
' a new not of- I .Isiincs mmlv M II «33:5
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o‘uuz -, o-u
hlr. l’llkor pill in :I ('lllll‘ll for theI
tastings “lll(ll had Humour-filly boon
llrown on :I junk lIr- .133 M I nonmohilc
meloyel. ll» also slits for the loss
5 t his powor boat for ill» Ilzi3's. at $60
day or $1.800 minus $30 in; “our
d. tcnr making a total oi” $2.l76 '
m dismissing the claim ll lorI-o
cosh says that the bankrupt cannot
3' blockn as the claimant had A year
.mdu. Nor is there any ('\'lil(‘nC(
that the company umnmml
Shortage and care of the articles
thnl'ihey were turned over to
the former manager,
"20 HF. file to 1'50
, CHEAPER THIS SEASON
1 will be from 10 to 15 cents
‘ chenpor this your than last,
more plenllrul. i“. Q. 103' Sui-1
y He added that an'ch'oi-l
y will he made to ammxo of
We“,
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turkeys hell «m-r from last
‘50 Canto :3 Imun-l. :Lnd said it
. wfinyv a lol' lrncy in keep up
(If TIT-“ll Simm.
the turlu3s I ii cmm- from
‘ In year. Mr. )I3 sold. and ii
{that “Hill 2"" lo 731') ( Ir-
yrphlppol H‘l 0' ilIai Mule
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, . charged wlih the loss of the cylin-l
’dlscover the loss and have a m.“._ ‘
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Ilveo’ ‘ lures
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' Just. mm; there-came a loud squeal
Dinky
“IRA gel _‘IIIy
[9' Johnny Gyruelhe
(1‘op3'rlgiil. 192:. by Johnny Giuelle. ’
All rights reserved).
"I hemd a. ston once. ' Ragged)
Ann Slllll to the storl keeper. and Rug- .
gem c'hnl). and Mister and Missus him irom a.
Dinky. "about a stick in a hug. ll 1’15""
was (1 vory magical sliclc and whoever; "Oh. no!" M‘snns Dinky, replied.
owned ll: 0 stick could su3. "Slick out "Percival was a little. fat boy. who.
oi tln- hug." and the magical slick'oven timolh’ mother went out of the
would hop out of the bug and crack; houso. clim d 11p to the cupboart and
33"‘hoe3m was trying to harm its own {helped himself to things to eat. Jam
er. And I thought of that. story when unri cookies and doughnutsnnd fiery-
I placed the two sticks over Miso'us thing." And his mammafiwould say.» to
Dinkys ham and back doors. So him: ‘Perchal. it 3031 do notttop eat- .
now, if Mister Percival l’ig comes to lng so much you will change into a.
fut hoy!
'M3 goodness! And to. Changed
into a IIig?"—thc Storekeeper asked. ,
'iIId sol‘nI‘ witch or magician change
little bo,3 into n. little. fai-
carry away Missus Dinky. the sticks ittle. fat pig!’ But Percival did not
will jump down and give him some- elieve his mamr'I'Ia. His face
thing to remember!" lnever nice and clean like other little ed Right Into a Pig.
was find Ale and Ate So Much no Chang'-
“lt isn't much fun being carried to boy‘s faces. and he always said: ‘011.’
make doughnuts. (1213 after d:I3.
Percival Pig." said Missus Dinky. to wash his face.
"Now if Perci3nl Pig would onlv come ills mammn “an away
to the door and so). ‘Mlssus Dinky.
“ill 3ou please give me some dough-3 and ate and ate so much he changed each jump.
nuts? I 33ould gladly ghe him a right into a pig and when his momma.
whole lot. " ‘
"llut 3ou cannot expect pigs to be'
so polite. Missus Dinky ?" said Rag-
her nice. clean kitchen. she took the
broom and shooed him outside.
gray Ann. "Pigs are sin 33:; the some. Percival Pig had to li3e out
Just pigsg woods!" . 'resolutlon introduced in the Philip-
“Oh_ but you don't know? Percival “Doem‘t’hls momma know that pine Housegof Representatives. The
Percival Pie. in really
l’ig‘ was not always a. pig." exclaimed
boy?" make?! the kind-hearted store-
Missile Dinky. “he used to be a lime. in the momtion to authorize
sir-notion of the vessels.
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for! beans? when his momma muted aim and the others ran to look. they sum
'50. one da)‘ When; Percival Pig running away as fast as
from homo.‘ hé could, and Raggedy Ann's magic
Percival climbed up to the cupboar_d stick was giving him a “Whack”
I came home and now :1: little. fat pig, in Pmm’ns “’A\"l‘ “ARSHIPS
MANILA. Nov. 4. (Associated Press)
And -Warships to defend the coasts of the
in the. Philippine Islands are asked for in a
her little. tat U"ll-(Ed States Congress is petitioned
at
con--
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U.S.Senator .Geo. P. McLean
Congressman ..... Schiiyler Merrittl
Governor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ............ Charlie A. Templeton
Lieutenant Governor . . . .. . . . .. Hiram Bingham .
Secretary of State . . . . . . .. . ........ . . Francis A. Pallotti
Comptroller ............. , ..... . . . . . . . . . Frederick M. Salmon
Treasurer ........ . ........... . . . . . . 5 . Harold Gilpatrick
Attorney General ......... . . ....... . . . .Frank E. Healy
State Senator . . . . . . . ......... ..... . John H. Behre
Representative ...... . . .' ............... Lewis H. Nash
Representative ......... . ..... . . . . .5. . . Frank W. Gregory
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PUT THEM IN OFFICE BY VOTINC?
The Straight“ Republican Ticket
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EMPLOYEES REMEMBER
Republican policies made a continuance of good
wages possible.
EMPLOYERS REMEMBER
Republican policies have ‘Inade it possible to keep
your factories going in spite of cheap foreign competi- ,
tion. I 5 5
f.
EVERYONE REMEMBER
Republican policies In the State have made Con—
necticut one of the strongest States finanmally in the
United States. '
On Sale
at About
11-35.
NeWs smivey
At a Glance
Liberal wings in Manchester and
other Lancashirc constituencies 30h; to
unite against candidates or" other par-
ties and similar mow—meme Seem “kr-
l3' in clhcr llrilish constituencies.
wizard bridal gowns ul'
mini. (:u gtound liqu
Comply 3min Leer-esary
Sullan
ministers
Anson: .lssuz.
3al and sonic obsvruus sup
monarch will pron-$1 his
men: “hieh his Ullblli‘cl dumuncl-s.
Former Kaiser Chang. \.l?l$ Icr
his \x'iiiu‘incwmg (1.211934033; Cil'il
guests 33 ill ln- burn-d and L'nsnxil ple-
grnm lul‘kllltd. us lllOl..ll’L‘.IlSl:’ Ils-
approve.
she liilii'd
10: qunt ies.
council of
d3;£‘l'L‘c
pirsiuos u: u
(l. Sill“: Specific
lzl3 ordering
:23
other socuri‘a‘e'b on lie: -." lioursv. as
marl-3:: (nil {ll-6.:00 to inc dollar.
Mrs Calhcrine Foster sequined 113'
l‘ln‘n lclplnu ,iur3 on clunge of mur-
Ich' of lu-r husband uni his ston—
ographer.
SecIoluu .‘llllfln '.J‘rl.unces that
public debt of the United States has
been reduced 51’. ’64. (Hill. ON) from the
peak 01' Aug. 31 1919. until Sept. 30
of this year.
Herbert Hoover. nt Englewood. X.
J.. urges return of Republican Con-
gress to insure continuance of G93—
crnment‘s co-oporaiion With industry
and commerce.
Four girls lose their lives in cellu-
lotid comb factory i‘nc in \‘ew' York
C 3‘.
NORWALK s sum
TAX is 2706779
Norwalk‘s portion of the State tax
this year is to be $273179, with the
sum of $2,996. 74 for the military tax.
according to advices received today by
City Clerk Stephen Dolzus.
The amount of the State taxfwas.
secured 133’ taking an average of the.
actual Ire ”
of three ‘3'ears. ‘nnd the military to;
was also arri3 ed at in this manner. .
or which 15% is to. be' paid by the‘
state Treasury. the other 15% to be
divided hinting 169 towns lathe State-
This tax is due and payable on No- 5
vember‘leth. 1922. .
W
(summer mmANs’ ' '
ELEOI'ION STATEMENT
. HARTFORD. Nov. 4.—-Edwani ”M.
.Yeot'nans; chairman of the Democratic.
state central committee. today issued
a. statemen bearing upon the conduct
or eleclons in Oomeciciit next ‘rues‘gf
any. saying that precautions had been
or elections in Connoazicui: next Tues-
day. saying that precautions had bebol
taken against soliciting of voters with-
In 76 feet oi! a polling placemd ar- ‘..
. rangements made to guard against.
_ , .“re'peating” and "vote buying." . l
; .. .He said that in‘ every voting district
where-_there might be suspicion or 11-.
Uregularity trained watchers will be
.i stationed. Democratic voters are to be
given full protection he said, but de—
clined, in an interview. to state what
.this protection Will be. , .
W~u
JTHA‘sKSGHflG CALL V
- ,, ISSUED BY HARDI\G
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33 ASHING’DON. \‘ov. 4 (Associated
Pres) ~Declaring that the estate of
the nation "pa-acme 3er3' much to jusj
rm: a. nationwide and most singre tes— '
,Don’itv Fail to Take Advantage of the
Money-Saving Opportunities
‘OAD OF BLANKETS
'Hian
L'nofl'xuni report that German cuS'"
toms oiliclms m Holmnd lronlier lune -
Princess llcr- ‘
to
ins l'I‘lllu-'
Ullcl mi
duhruur-
_jSpcual..3im:~ rush to turn marks inio'
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hits of trues for a period;
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nmmumumn
The total "Stale tax is 3260. 4’99. ‘50..
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disc. Sold to Satisfied Customers. Have ’7
Made This “Norwalk’s Largest S: ~
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Angevine’Furniture C0.
$0. No:
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. 18 North Main 8‘.
“ Norwalk's Largest Store"
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‘ FISHER BODY
Must Be Seen To Be Apprec-fz.:;z-j.
A Ride Will Convince.
Order TODAY for IMMEDIATE
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. DRESS UP!
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