MAN’S SHOP.
uarantee
shaking hands on a 891“
' ""‘s agreement—our guar-
gd satisfaction.
7:. dance in each other.
your part, it '5 faith in our
‘ and merchandise.
our part, it’s the belief
vrnen want and appreciate
gilluslity.
res-ything a man wears.
(Shoes excepted).
I]! '
$1133.?
9
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Lets Keep Building Going A“ Winter
There is no excuse for anything less than a twelve months
construction season—except the excuse of hablt.
There is no reason why the'winter months should not take
some of the burden of keeping things gomg. b 1 lilders
1. ml is bein done every year 3 n J
and ihfifgacllgrgthhaknow the'ggrofit of keeping their: efficient
organizations together and working. ' ,
LET’S ALL DO IT !
e
c
The Hatch €99 Bailey Co.
Agents for Sheetrmk4elotu40rnell Wall Boards.
I Bird .3. Sons' Roofing: and Wall Board.
PLACED YOUR ORDER‘FOR STORM SASH YET ?
Exide Battery "Service
New Is the Time to Look Out for Winter Storage.
We Are Prepared to Give You the Best of Service.
S. L. BENEDICT
73 North Main Street.
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'GOLDEN’S
2:. p , es WW m
F OWLER’S' MARKET 7
69 No. Main Street Phone 1340 South Roms:
SMALL PORK LOINS TO ROAST ....... . 2'2c lb.
LEA'N POTROAST 14c lb.
HOME-MADE LINK SAUSAGE 350 lb.
" Free Delivery
A. F. Beckmann 69’ 00., Inc.
83 Washington Street South Norwalk
‘ PHON31405 FREE DELIVERY
we only sou. X‘w\
li’STANDARD GRADE -.
_UR'FlXTURES ARE
7. 'fl-‘IAT'SER
e
" laser
MADE "‘
i .
$0,.
,0 , as;
s «.'
if Z‘fiflW
° gt? 4 [715ng—
. . - ._.
, . “"won'tuflnd anything but eatis
" J in this plumbing shop.
" the plumbing supplies we
foal won't find a fixture that
‘ unstructed in a dependable
r. We also want you to
that every job of plumbing
Xflpicales the person who or-
RAYMOND b DEAN
COMPANY
erythinfl
if ”lectrical
e..‘ ‘
2 Stores
' lunar. 11 No. "I“! 3"
‘ TIL 2973.
CARS
our old Cars to the
,, EPORT AUTO
KING CO.
. 7. North Avenue
’03]: and Center Ste,
EPORT, come.
a Barnum 5586-2
flsnd Parts and Tires to
Any Make of Cu.
\
M‘s.
31' ONE TODAY.
‘ little"‘tool" in every. 7
doctor's first depen-
_}thermometer. Let, us an
as
Mme. Jeannette
56 South Main St. South Norwalk
OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS.
J 01V T HE RED CROSS
CARTER'S KNIT UNDERWEAR
In Medium and Winter Weights at Most Reasonable Prices.
Hosiery
Sport Wool Hosiery in a Large Variety of Colors
WOMEN’S WOOL HOSERY ............. ‘ . . . . . 75c to $2.50
WOMEN’S SILK & WOOL HOSIERY ........ $1.65 to $3.95
CHILDREN '8 WOOL HOSIERY . . . . . .x. ..... . . . . . . 59c-945c‘
CHEDREN’S WOOL SOCKS .......... ........95c
a
Gloves
KID GAUNTLETS, with embroidered and spear backs—
isle-ooeoeels ......
They .come in fashionable shades of Brown, Grey, Tan and
~ Black $2.50-52.95'
2-OLASP CAPESKIN GLOVES, in Brown, Beaver, Grey and 7,
Tan ..... .51359’3295
woman's woor. osmium-s, in a large assortment
ofcolors.......... ..... ..........s ..... .89cto$2.50
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msmmznomvss $1.00],
(impure soaps map/toners $1.25 ,-
omninsrs wens-ran orpvzs ' A 7
name '
....... s2.75s3.50
2-OI-ASP FRENCH KID GLOVES of the finest quality kid. ‘
....-......4'.>......l 500;-
ms in White, Grey; Bro? andBlue, 29c *; "
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"”ompnsn'swoononumsrs............ modems...
MANCHESTER.
Manchem~E\'enln€ Herald plant. ‘9
Hillard street. s two-story eflck bund‘
mg owned by the Herald Printing .
Company, was burned this torenoon.
It was thought an explosion 903$“)?
of gas in the heating plant. started,
the tire.
sure lt’wss. quickly out or control of
the tire department.
paratus was sent here from South ,
The fire was confined ,
entirely to this structure. The amount
- of salvage will be small.
erty loss is placed at 3150000.
The fire started in the rear section
of the basement.
had been in to look utter the fire un-
der the boiler.
came flames shot out of five dlfleront
windows.
throughout the building.
department
while the apparatus was at work im-
mediately.
such that the fire continued to eat its
way Into all departments.
was in the building at the time and no
one ‘could get
the mailing list or books. In the base-
ment was the rheatlng plant and a
rotary press which was installed three
weeks ago.
the office and the job printing room.
On the second floor were the mechan-
ical department and editorial rooms.
From an inspection after the tire
was out. it appeared that most or the
machinery was entirely ruined.
The Herald was established by E. 8.
Ella. as n. weekly in 1881. as a semi-
weckly in 1893' and as a daily in 1914.
H. H. Copland. business manager of
the Hartford Cour-ant, tendered “‘3‘?
once to Mr. Eln. which the latter ac-
coped. so that the Herald may be is-
sued from the plant of the Cou'rnnt
tor the time being.
Manchester.
gave that verdict. in September
.\lr.. King and Mr. Henly.
ers. asked the
in the
fore,
View.
speak at. the Bridgeport
considered the Republican Party in
Vifonnectlcut
:nnd prepared
construction
Congress by
plurality in
1924.
show in my brief remarks that I did
not subscribe
i'orms‘
King.
"The
ell me, spoke
Noni me when
Connecticut.
going to
‘which hedescribed.
N—
stitution is a synonym
firefifié'tkynaer!
Nov.
Owing to 01$ water pres-l
Additional ap-
The prop-
Ealrlter. the janitor
When the explosion
The fire
then spread
The fire
house is nearby and
the water pressure was
No one
into the office to save
On the first floor was
Templeton Repudiates “
Healy and J. T. King as
Spokesmen for State
. (Continyed from page one.) ‘:
——____
Republican state organization.
"When the invitation Was extended
to me to attend this affair. no intima~
tlou
that
than
l’linnvr' of Republicans 01' the Twenty-
Third
formation given to me was that other
members of
slate ticket were to be present and
that
was desired.
affair was in the hands of Mr. John '1‘.
King, and that he and Attorney Gen-
eral Heal)“ had a message to deliver;
in fact. it was not inn'de clear to me
that there was to be any speaker.
Surprise»! by King’s Declaration.
"Consequently. I was as much sur-
_prisr‘rl as many others seemed to be
when Mr.
«lure-l as tonsimsst-r. made the state-
~mnnt
there to vl-lebmteml believe he said
,‘not to wave the
rtnorc‘nnlzatlon
or suggestion was given to me
it was to be. anything other
what it was called. a 'Victory
Senatorial
District. The in-
the elected Republican
my presence as
governor-elect
I was not told that the
King. a fter being"
in effect. that we were not
liar-Mimi to discuss
or the Republican?
Party. l know of no reason why the
Republican Party should be re-ormn-
izod.
The rank and file of the party
when
with 0th
party to make a change
state chairmanship. There—
I did not hesitate to express the.
when l was called upon to
dinner. that I
to be in excellent shape
to capitalize on the (G-
work of the Republican
developing an ‘lncrcased
the Presidential election of
Moreover. I» endeavored to
to he proposed ‘rc-
recommend 0 to me by Mr.
"only “1020:“ Authority.
attorney general. who follow-
without any authority
he announced that
under Templeton . was
establish certain policies
I have never die;
I
'The name of this in—
17.-The '
, LIAN KILLED AS TRUCK
lntro~ ,
0‘7")
9‘s.
. test merchandise.
Ideal for school.
(”Retake Raincoats
Here are two items thatare best bought from a reliable Excuse.
We have established an enviable reputation for selling stanéfig
;
LADIES’ RAIN COATS—All sizes and colors in cloth or satin .3. ..
CHILDREN’S‘RAIN COATS AND cums—Au slice and .- 0 .3: .-
UMBRELLAS FOR MEN: WOMEN, AND CHILDREN
ll Wardrobe Trunks, Suit Gases, Traveling Bags and Boston Bags
-~ ‘/ i e ,
a e. ’ HYATT
NORWALK’S LEADING DRY :Go‘ons STORE
and Umbrellas
"‘“K
»M
i
I
.m-
cussed any such policies either with
Mr. Kng, who preceded me. or Mr.
1 , who followed me.
fixtycemmly not authorized them to
speak; (or my admthistratlon.
lected on the platform adopted by the
Republican state con\'entlon._.whlch
nominated me.
form when I accepted the. nomination
for governor.
faith with
now from the pledges
that. platform.
me to say therefore, that the attorney
geneml‘s attack upon the platform.
upon which he also was elected: did
not in any may reflect my sentiments.
' \Vnntsj’nrty‘s (lo-operation.
“It was unfortunate thatfhese in-
dividuals should have chosen to em~
harass me, as the governor—elect. by
delivering messages or this natureaat
a. dinner where my presence might be
construed as lending my endorsement
to what they said.
said in the campaign. that it will be.
my purpose during- my administration
to carry out the constructive program
that has been developed to date by
the Republican party of Connecticut.
In this, I hope to, have the 'co-oper-
ation of those who. in my judgment.
are largely responsible for the success
of the Republican Party in the state
in the past several years.
“'(Signed)
CHARLES A. TEMPLETON."
TAKES 503002? PLUNGE
DANBUHY. Nov. 1?.———Henry Reed
45. of Brewster, N. Y.. was instantly
killed shortly before noon yesterday
near Carmel. New York about 15
miles from here. when a truck of
the Dexter Bread Company 0! \Vater-
bury, plunged down a steep embank—
ment 50 feet and turned over :on one
side. Reed was thrown out and was
pinned hy’ tho;neck under a fender.
George Frank of “Exterbury driving
the truck escaped without. injury.
CLEMENCEAU SHOWS
HIMSELF ONCE MORE
ON BOARD STEAZCISII’IP PARIS,
Nov. lG.»—(By \Vireless to THE AS~
enceau again toda‘ came out of the
seclusion he has maintained on his
voyage to America. by'nppeurtng at the
ship's auction and antogrnphlngrsever-
al photographs taken on board ship,
for an that is'fclesn. .
a” and substa
tie] in ' financial - :mat—
_-1 new: ' 3.. .
. ' Eigpanion‘ for Winter weather,
ithis overcoat is the Bliz-
Tiara Biter. It keeps ,_ the
_ ’ storm justwhere it belongs;
‘ [keeps «the cold out and. the
iiheat in.‘ Just the right com:
gaiwsrni. friend. Tailoring '
" riin‘ and styles ‘will' appeal
, '0‘ your. goodstsste. And {if
you» know good stuE; the
price will, appeal to your
. friends.
SOCIATED PRESS).~-Georges Clem-.4
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ness associated with Christmas. think
of the joy that will come into thou-
sands of homes through the. giving of
photographs.
Think of the personal message they
carry. the home interest they tester.
= ‘ :~ 7 EM“ _7_ :
which sold for several hundred francs. ‘planned to Lg“ ‘ ‘ -.
‘ It was the first time “‘thenfil‘iger" a zilinistry up , 3;. [.2
and have has appeared after luncheon since Hnmiu- ~ . N ‘m
leaving Hayre and most of the passen- l' ‘ ' ‘ Wm“
I .Was get-s were in the concert hall to greet ,‘ r?
him. He sat with the captain. say-
ing nothing and appearing bored. Aft- , a
I accepted that plat- or half an hour. he quietly arose and .4 ~. -,_ ,_
went to his suite. s.
It would be to break The weather continues splendid and -. ,5.
the electorate to deviate there is but a slight roll to the ship. . ».,..
conveyed by An iceberg was sighted this afternoon. V ~. .1...
It is unnecessary for; , , 'm ' ~ .7 .. .- ac ‘
.CHANCELLOR CUNO , who}:.E‘SZEf‘EAi‘ . '
l TO SELECT MINISTRY Manda; in which _ = .41.,
would "‘~ their ir...-. ‘ -I‘! ._ y.
J BERLIN. Nov. l7.—-—\\’illlelm Cuno. in 01* Iiili‘hsuiz‘: 0T. ., .-.
newly designated German Chancellor, -——» ,,,_ -. .- _
3. -
CHRISTMAS fill‘lS _....._
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_ Christmas, the Great Birthday, Shapiro Bros
1 repeat what Ilsince its very beginning has been - '
identified \Vllh gill-giving and good; - LIVE STORE
will towards all.
Today, as you‘lhiuk of the liappi~ Something f5;
Everybody in the Family.
80. NORWALK, COEN.
123 wssmoros Sire-rm
the inspiration they give to family and
More and more thoughtful
people are having photographs made
for Christmas gifts. Today is not too
early to arrange for a sitting.
Phone 437 for an appointment.
The. Michelson
. Studio
'78 Washington St. Tel. 437
l scorn NORWALK, court.
l “THATGHER” PRODUCTS
f Include Cooking and Heating
. Equipment for Every Purpose
“THATCHER” mund Steam and
. Hot Water Boilers. .
“THATCH ER" Square Sectional
Steam and Hot Water Boilers.
Garage Heating
I
i “THATCHER”
Systems.
"GEYSER" Round Hot Water Sup-
! ply Boilers.
. 1; .. - c,_w ~—— .
YOU CAN EFFGY
breakfast and
longer 1': you have - -
ELECTRZCAL CONI ' j
for your 12.1376 and
you investigated to ~~
tricizy can help you .: j» .. :
5:601 , “I“. ll
work ?
“13:11 be glad to :61; .
any time.
=—.-‘———
A. D. Morgul
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WASHINGTON S":- :3?
"GEYSER" and "AQTiVE" Lauri:
dry Stoves. >
“THATCHER TUBULAR" Warm
Air. Fyrnaces.
“THATCHER METEOR" Warm
All- Furnaces.
"THATOHER PIPELESS" Warm
Air Furnaces. r
i “THATCHERWSinglc and Double
' (Yvon Coal Ranges.
“TWIN-FIRE" Combination Coal
and .Gas Range and Other Types
'“ of Single and Double"0ven Oom-
bination Coal and Gas R .nges.
runs-(All
soc seems ,VV,.~_srlerORTHANp
momma _ Vr’rvpewmrmo
V “culture‘s: ifsnnncnss
y fission; Sear _ lens '
“KOMPAK” Gas Automatic Water i l‘ .. Gill
fleaters. . 01d Fnends at tile
“DURO” Country Water System. 3 ,
STEPHEN MILLER Price
Sanitary Plizznnbeinegylnd Heating i The Old Well 56 Cl ga1. still
15 Monroe st. so. Norwalk 1 the Perfecto Bouquet
. at 10c.
' ‘- No. profiteering on Old W9
our 41 SQUARE DEAL c' . T! y m m, m age-a
" We“ will buy your household zgus.‘ that price.
goods, {:13 papers. junk and 311‘ “M3 *
second; goods. Anything you '
have. ’Prtce acoordlngto the quail- - "ff,
Supreme goods. A equal-(deal .
ways. 3. .
- . . , , l Store
_ ram? 2. mouse The Textile
€9e9nd-hsnd Milli-lye on tale 56 'fig;égggfll ______ $1.59 yd ‘
" ,, ‘ ’ Y - 7 44 Inch All Wool r25 3...
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Patterns Make Home‘s-ea-
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