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Joseph 31. Riley, local secretsrs. st
Smells. or Wrist - Secretary.
Hrst l' 8. Civil Senlco District.
1 nstnm HOuso. Tower. Boston, Mass-
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Talk of a.Third
Party in New Haven
\‘l-:\\' HAVEN Sept. Li—nhile
[it is nnnoundd that Mayor Datid E.
I l-‘ "11- Gerald will again be the candl-
Iletc ol‘ the Democrltlc party in re-
.iIctloh thtrc is considerable dit-
{erotic-I of opinion regarding the
pouible standard bearer tor the Re-
publicans and them is now a little
talk 0‘ 'Q third ticket being put in
I the tields. City halb and polictical cir-
cles are «so; with interest 'nnd
Former Judge Samuel E. lioyt.
Judge. Livingston \V. Clean land.
county committecmnn, Fred “2 Orr
and othvrs are being named as the
probable contenders for the Re-
tnIl-lican nomination “for the rumor-
'l'hv lI «ling that Mus-or F‘itzGerald
“ill run :Iraln errms to lu- ahout the
.lnnly thin}: N Main in the political
ease with which it can be prevented
by the exercise of ordinary care.”
Govenlor Names Oct. 9
Fire Prevention Day
HARTFORD. Sept. ll.-—Govemor
Templeton has issued the following
proclamation:
“Fire is one of our greatest bless~
ings when controlled. \Vhen uncon-
trolled. it is one or the most deetruc~
the of elements.
"Carelcesness is responsible for al-
most all destructive tires. A match
thoughtlessly dropped, a smoulder-
ing cigarette. a pile of rubbish. a
few greasy rags have been the cause
of widespread suffering among in-
nocent people. Loss or home, loss
of employment, loss of life can be
the consequence of a moment's neg-
lingncc.
"So serious has this menace be-
come that the general assembly has
required that a. day be set aside in
the interests of protection against
fire. Accordingly. I designate Tues-
Inlk which is making the rounds.
day. October 9th as fire prevention
day and secommend that an earnest
102 Skyler Ave, Io. lot-walk
A 80. Nor 24mm. ltomlk nondeMItm-nik
Exam 170mm. ltornik message, Wilton
‘ So. Norwalk 1 Cove An. Eon Harwell: ruin Street. Westport
I‘ .; Ave. snd Rowan 8t. Esst Not-walk 37 Lexington Ave. So. Not-walk
00 Beldenlve. Rorwslk
EEECIALS FOR THE WEEK
Eé'IIIornIa Prunes,
”ELF.
llécaroni or Spaghetti,
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3 lbs. 250
3 lbs. 250
Baltitlnla Asparagus,
Sweet Potatoes,
Tall squareoan
251:
3 lbs. 101:
101: lb.
Premier Brand
Salad
Dressing: .
3
Large Bottle
wast Malaga- Grapes,
A PURE FRUIT PRODUCT
1c
LARGE SIZE CALIFORNIA
Ripe Olives,
To Insure Successful Jelly-
making Use
Certo
35c
271: can
2
1c
Chip” BAKER’S COCOA
Washes Clothes
Without Rubbing
17c
1...“. pkg, 1/; lb. 0m
~\“ I IBBON GRAPE raun- ezc'nos’s '.’.‘ . ' no. 2 Can—25c
' CAMERIC‘AN Bream tn tom-.to Sense 101: Can
1 BRAND soon now no. 21,! con—15¢
5-37’1BRANDPEARLEDBARLEY , 120m
Ljilrzswzzrmmmmnum; . 1/;an
"mes warn: mu- m‘ run _. No. v, Can—85c
\ ‘ SCLAM momma,» 14c . .
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£521,0th S BEAN lee-gem...“ l PALIIOLIVEIOAP ._._.........._..... .2 Est: 161:
”30$: 0C0 BLEND
COFFEE,
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\Our Iced
Coffee Cake; B
$01: ea. “I
QUALITY
We neh‘Onr MM w (“11’4“
‘ Ids-Host (large)...11c
Breed—m...
3!.
ours-mam?
Stud—“.4141:
291: lb. TEA, 49c lb
lindzogflmgortkylon
Raisin “M
151: ea.
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mums-ranges!
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start he made on thet do! in our
schools. our pieces or employment
Meet Monday P. M.
_ The regular meeting of the Hero.
walk Women's Republican Associm »
tion will be held Monday- at the
Ron! James at I p. m. The Xeetinx
will be in charge of the hurt): and
Fifth Wards Mrs, Harry Stacey
and our homes to spread s realise.
tion of the astute of the dealer and
its seriousness to us all and of the
of opinion that. it a third port! It
hunched. it ,will‘ be booked by “13
friends of the retiring tax collector.
\Villism H. Hackett. This report he!
been peddled about: generally but
the tax collector when askedabout
it did not seem to be interested. In
reply he said he had heard noth-
spectlvely.
Hrs. Alexander Rummler will
speak on the “School Bond issue."
All women interested in Not-walk
ing except What has .been in the politics are invited .to attend the
newspapers. meeting.
C. D. CHARNOK
”RailrosdAvme SonthNomlk, Conn.
M15830: spfln‘LIMD ssssss ooIeoee sssss en's-.126”.
Smalll'reshfisms ............... ............ ..... 32cm.
NewYorkPorkLoins ............... ............. 380m.
AllKindsofBrsndsSmokedKems ...... ..........30clb.
California Hams ............ .. 161: lb.
~‘lOkedP0rkTenderlOinl esenseeseeeeeesse3eesse-e3801b-~
Beef'l'ongues ............. .................. ........ 50c
rm” Wench"sssoloeossooooseeeoOossss 450m.
Hump"! ............. too-o...............-...400m.
Broilers ................... ..... ................... 50¢
HomeDreesedVesl EchGrsde Beef
CornedBeef ................................ 10cm. up
IRESH VEGETABLES
Strictly fresh Eggs ................... . . .. ..... 65c dos.
Glenwood Butter .................. ....... 56c lb.
Irving B. Stone
1m STREET
NORWALX
SPECIAL PURCHASE OF
GINGHAM DRESSES
'orChildren7to1‘yesrs, value $2.50 ...... ........$1.50
“Yemen 36 to 48 sizes, value $2.50 to $2.98 . . $1.75
Children's School Hose, blsck, brown, white
fine-ribbed hose at ........................ 256 to 36¢
Black, brown, white English ribbed hose at . . . . ........ 350
Mereerised English ribbed hose st ........ . . . . . . . . 50c, 59c
LARGE ASSORTMENT 01' SWEATERS I'OR WOMEN
AND CHILDREN
Republican Womento . ..
Benton and Mrs. Percy Brooks. re- '
Models range from $915 to $2190, f. o. b. factor!
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Here [I 15! The New Nash Four Touring.
Word comes from the factory that the vigorous
demand for these new Four touring models is
away ahead of production. We’ re fortunate to get
even this small shipment. And wewant you to see
them right away before they’re sold. View the
shapely grace of the flowing body lines. See the
many other new attractions in the way of appoint-
ments and fittings. T It: pnce ?—Just the same.
Not a dollar’s advance. That’s the Nash way of
giving value.
FOURS and SIXES—PRICES NOT ADVANCED
s. L .BENEDICT
73 North Main Street.
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To see the new
wCadillac
is to expect great things;
to drive and ride In it is
to have those expectations
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splendidly realized.
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Norwalk Chronicler