Buy Storm Doors andSash
TO BEAT THE COAL SHORTAGE. ‘
Will make the coal go farther besides keeping you warm.
. BUYN'OW l' .
Are you sure yOu know what kind of lumber you are getting
when you purchase 1 The best for the purpose! We are here.
to give you service and see that you get what you want. We 2
will be glad to answer any of your questions and to furnish
you quotations. ' t
The: Hatch £9” Bailey Co.
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saw. Four Repubhcan
' Congressmen Likely to ‘*
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Thirlestl
rTuscan ........ ...........36.247
Whitney. D ..... 31,671
; Fourth District. ,
Merritt. R 33.990
McNeil. D 28,05};
. Fifth District. ' ~:
. O’Su‘lllvan. D ................ 27.890
Glynn. R . . . i. . ............. 27,000
In view or the closeness of the race
for control or éons'reis. .
Connecticut were“chagrine at 1‘7 their
failure to make a better showing" in"
this State, while States all around
were reversing themselves and electing
Democrats. That Connecticut stood
firm in the face of the tremendous re-
this section. and was able to roll up a
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Exide Battery Service
THE mes SHOP.
-- Presents 9-1
WOOL HOSE Now Is the Time to Look Out for Winter Storage.
For We Are Prepared to Give You the Best of Service.
m & WOMEN
S. L. BENEDICT
73 North liIain Street.
FOWLER’S MARKET
69 No. Rain Street Phone 1340 Bent]: Rel-walk _
mrtment covers every~
. .‘desirable in Wool,
MO W001, Part WOOL
MPRIGERANGE:
’. o.¢.a--c.. masl.”
' $1.50&$2.00
a ..
SMALLPORKLOINS 22cm.
SMALL FRESH SHOULDERS 20c lb.
FRESHHAMSW ..... ...T.......25clb
, deltas. o'
. Norwal
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GOLDEN’S Quahty Groceries and
a mm ...... Free Delivery
'A. F. Beckmaml 69’ Co., Inc.
83 Washington Street South Norwalk
PHONE 1405 rm DELIVERY
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:- lNSlST THATW
<5AN|TATION —
.94 M G L 0 V E S
FrenchKid Gloves $2.50
Cape KidGloves ....... . $1.95
LongOhamoisSuedeGloves $1.00
OhamoisBuedeGauntlets 89¢
Chamois Suede Gloves 69o
MME. JEANETTE '
56 South Main Street Phone 909 .
.2 VACATION
—
» c not to any in this “tie
on plumbing lo that the sort
- hing we do makes a unl-
home possible and causes lll
Imooee from the prem-
An we would like to Impress
ith the fact that we under-
tho‘plumblng business well
II to be able to render you I
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Schultze’s Friday Fish Specials
,. wig. ...... snapper Bluefish — 18c1b.
~13“Hlnnm FroshMackerel 25c lb.
HalibutSteak..........._.................32cm;
ugfilms' ELECTRIC“. Dressed Eels ....... .35c lb.
”in.” ., CodfishSteak................... ...... ...20th.
9°“ - ButterFish................. ...... . ...... 25clb.
”‘fi’gl‘ggfi 57‘ Sword Fish ............... 35c lb.
v--..--.u-.l-’r--.—c-—acto'giro
28hr“ WeakFish................... ..... ......ZOCIb.
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"1.31:. In SalmonSteak.._......_......... ..... ......25clb.
Haddock ........... ....lOc-lb.
BostonBlucs ........ .16clb.
FlatFish 14¢le
BlueFish..........”.... ............ ......25clb.’
Escallops 50c pint
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’uldOmter 8t... OYStEfS " - - - 4%‘pmt: .-.:
‘ 0'15 W“- Schultze's'flarkets Will Close'from..1 to 5 P/ u ‘ ' 7' ' '
unweaa .. ._ - .Baturdar.
an: ...;dca-nm go mantle DEY- They Will Reopen 8.35 P. IL;
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continuing Open Elaine-P. its:
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Mr-
plurality of 22.484 for Senator Mc-
Lean. 'Whilev Milafichusetts failed to
give Senator Henry Cabot Lodge, lead-
er of the Senate. more than about 8,-
400. was the cause of considerable
speculation.
Democratic national leadershad flga
urea that the chances ofr'l‘homas J.
Spellacy. Democratic nominee for
United States Senator were equalto
those of Senator Gerry. Democrat. in
Rhode Island. and not m'uchjbehind
those of Royal S. Copeland. successful
Democratic nominee in New York. and
his defeat in this State. in the face or
their heavy pluraliticsjust over the
line. puzzled the leaders oghisg'party.
Spellacy himself, showed great dis-
appointment. Up to late last night.
he had failed to offer his congratula-
tions to Senator McLean. although his
running mate. yoyor David E. Fitz-
Gerald. Democratic nominee for Gov-
ernor. had promptly olfered his felici-
tations to his successful Repuodcan
opponent. Lieutenant C: o v e r n o r
Charles A. Templeton or Waterbury.
Final. unofficial figures gave Temple-
ton. 170.311, and Fitz'Gel-ald. 148.815.
leaving a plurality or 21,496 for Tom-
pleton. For l’niied States Senator.
the complete returns spire McLean
169.547; Spollacy. 147.113.
It isrunderstood that Spellacy went
out of the city yesterday aflernoon.
after his strenuous campaign. He is-
sued the following statement:
“Yesterday. we may have been par-
tisans. today we are all Americans.
accepting the will of the. majority, ac-
quiescins' in the choice of the elector-J
ate and wishing a most successful ad?
ministration to the victors. The Dem~
ocrats hav no need of apologizing for
the kind or a campaign they con-
ducted. It was clean. I am. of course.
grateful for the . loyal support of ho
many thousands of people. I thank
my friends for their clYorts. The ma-
joriiy received in my own Gill-r 01
Hartford. where, of course. I am best
known. is a matter of pride."
—-Quality -m—Inté‘i'nayuonal one-
nipe Heateg .Hegclelp.
Sac Control‘of House
mo‘crats in'
vex-gal in public sentiment elsewhere in!‘
, _ . mar. NOVEMBER 9,1922’
, o HYA
NORWALK’S LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
i
SerVicable GIOVeS For Wilfter Wear
‘ - l 'A new line ofthe‘famous MEYERS mus GAUNTLET GLOVEs.
' ' make injregular and gauntlet styles.
MEN’S OAPESKIN GLOVES—
Brown orblsck
. BOYS’ unman- GLOVES— """ 32'“
Tan orBrown $2.10 to $4.00
items-carnsmv GLOVES——
Aspecialvalue...........,,m
MEN’S GOATSKIN GLOVES—
Forhard wear. Special'
LADIES’ MOTOR GLOVES—
BOYS’ GAPESKIN GLOVES— Brown only mt
Tan W31?“ -------- - 32:10 moms more}: onovnsa
MEN ’8 KID GLOVES—For» street war, $1.19 ‘ Fur wrists, fleece lined ........... $750
_ _ mall's onuumn-nucxsm GLOVES— ‘ moms' mmn MOTOR smug;
Natural color .. . . ........... . . . . . . $3.98 Styleand warmth combined ...... , 3°00
; < WOOL GLOVES AND muss.
For all the family with a special line for the babies-
THE OLD RELIABLE TREFOUSSE FRENCH’KID GLOVES. ALL SHADES. i:
"Er * ‘ ..r '
W
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ALEXANDER’S
THE LITTLE STORE ON THE CORNER.
54 In 11 rabl co Alimrmgegflfnn
C e ver, . $2 50
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LONDON.—-—Nov. air—(Associated
Press).~—-The fact that the Prince of
Wales is cullectlng pearls {or a neck-
lace has. furnished another. topic of
absorbing interest tor discussion over
hthe ten. cups and there are flutters in
the hearts of those interested in the
roan matrimonial plans.
It will be remembered that Lord
Lascelles did exactly the same thing
before the announcement otN his en-
gaxment'to Pi-incessMary. But even
with that precedent it is not safe to
assume that any exciting news will
follow the revelation of the Prince's
interest in such matters. for pearl col-
lecting amongrthe English nobility is
a. time honored occupation. ..
Many priceless collections of pearls
have been owned by Englishmen in
the past .but v‘ery'iew of them are in
tact at the present time. The Dutch»
can of Devonshire still possesses the
famous Dcvonshire pearls which Were
collected fifty years ago atj. cost
sold to limit? been 80,000 pounds. ‘
The Duke of Buckingham. during
the reign of Charles 1.. was able to
collect the most famous pearls -then
in England but at the time or the
Commonwealth they were taken to
Paris and sold to various dealers
there. .
Matching pearls in the present day
so. hard task and. of course. it re-
r.
‘.
'I'hisSeason's Creation .. ..... .
Scarf: to Match, in Any Size, 36 to 72 in. .............. 58: x as.
SEE OUR LITTLE WINDOW
PHONE 2841
8 NO. MAIN ST. SO. NORWALI
purse. Even when money is no ob-
ject it requires much time and infinite
patience. All the markets of the
world have to be searched and each
pearl must be considered in relation to
all the others in order to form a per-
fect necklace.
, -— VISIT —
Shapiro Bros.
LIVE STORE
Something' for
Everybody in the Family.
80. NORWALK, CONN.
123 WASHINGTON STREET
DRIED \\'.-\TEK\[EDOSS GOOD
EATING ALL “'INTER.
ROSTOV. {tumor—Russian peas—
ants. faced the need of conserving
their food supplies. have developed a.
method of drying watermelons. They
make a. light string: not for each
melon when it comes from the field,
and hang it in a dry and dark place
where it will not Jreezc. They are
.; I.)
said to retain tl‘u if {13 ..r:_ ,g..3-;
56 Water
“street. South Norwalk.‘
In“?! i very long and ~well filled eaten in the winter months, and are a remarkable rivxroe
l
SALE STARTS THURSDAY
Continues for 10 Days.
Connecticut’s Leading
SUIT AND CLOAK- STORE 1
SALE STARTS THURSDAY
Continues for 10 Days.
120 WASHINGTON STREET
We Have Bought the Entire Output of a WelLKnown Manufacturer Who Was Forced by a Great Overstock to Disllose of 13"-
ery Garment at a Great Loss. We, Therefore, Oil'er You a Mo'st Wonderful
wise at Prices at Great Deal Less Than Cost of Materials. FOR. TEN DAYS
elsewhere.
Silk L
Wt.“
7' Compare this with/what youhaave‘fieenr: ’2
“Wool? Suedini‘e ‘p Coat;
ined - in all'leading colors ”and
Bo):
SOUTH NORWALK
Selection of Coats, Both Fur Trimmed and Other.
ONLY l
WVoudel-ful Values in
Sport Coats
Heather Mixtures, Twecds an.i_nzf ‘
wanted materials. 3 or 4 «inn-ran:
styles.
splice and VELOUR
Dresses -
All. Shades — Up to Size 44.
4’?
Sizes 14 to 44.
$7.97
BETTER GRADE OF COATS
In all desired materials. Fur trimmed
anti self. material collars. Canny-1 be
duplicated anywhere in town. U'lurs
are Tan, Brown, Blue, Reindeer, Etc.
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