i . _ ‘ in political ., and the flu: is
. p.‘ b“ was a. co any political beds
1: y .. and the Republican proddeotialoali-
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., ‘ . . vo ‘ o 0 .- § . -
e. avg 1.1“"! Demomtlc N omee 4.3., 1 once puma hm go;-
do . p l _.- . And Gov. Brandon of “Rama: wfiwm
is: " i ‘ Alabama Speak in or a}: on «:33 hm; h '
"’ on ‘ 7 soars , e
~ INTERWOVEN Hartford gum o: the meson; m
- “ ~ have followed his unanimous load.
" HOSIERY FOR ' HARTFORD Oct. 9,—Govcrnor “How much harem—led apex-ic-
~'- William W. Brhndou 00 Alabama. ism cost the consumers of Connecti-
' DEN Mrs. Izetta Jewell Brown or West out? NOMGY can count 01‘ rehearse-
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Plenty of color for the
votive shades for the
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SILK
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Virginia and Charles G.‘ uorria ot
Democratic candidate
for tovernor. spoke hex-rat a. lunch.
leon hour under the auspices or the
Hartford-Wide Democratic Women's
club, here Tuesday.
Mr. Morris said in part;
"A protective tarii! ilond has no
diaerent symptoms tron an opium‘
dead whoa it seems likely that his,
pot dopo will be withdrawn. Tho
parallel symptoms aro apps-rips and
will become more noticeable ovary
day as this muonal campaign pro-
grosses.
"What indication have we that the
government or Connecticut and at
tho nation is being developod away
from the ideas 0
which produced those new world
oolonios some 800 years s30?
ideals were liberty o: conscience. of
troodoin
The
abdoeo o: rooo protease.
"We have the Klan’ which baa-not
boon "wanted! by any 80W
candidate. and etiologies-
ously the candidate for was! sat.
summon bis'oewasdiy silence. tot
nothing but cowardice canoes use
all the items. Hora on samples:
Favored banks set the deposits or
State money at slightly more thn
halt the prieo one would bid tor
deposits from private customers,
Such banks paid only about halt
rate interest. Who tot the 9th.?
halt?
“A business bones which dio-
countsitsbillswtthintondassoaa
get two per cent diooount on mu.
1 challonse Republics women
to show trons the State's public
records how much discount tho Stats
of Connecticut got on its parohaooa.
which should under easiest MOO
management. be easily rocosorablo."
AMERICAN
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WALK 80. NOBWALX
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Lunch and Restaurant
Is Now Open at
54 South flail: Street
Our forum: Location
We Oontinuo thofiotoi and
muomatfllonroolt.
Beta-red to Geneva.
Prisonor—"l "was only acting the
o! pacemaker.”
Joseph Davis
85 WASHINGTON ST.
80. NORWALK
IT’S
TOPCOAT
WEATHER
Some New Snappy Coats
Priced Right.
$27.50 to $45
New Hats, $5 - $7
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nuggets .
“‘OODRL'FF. Wis.—-—A lOOsacre
tract or land between Star. Plum
' and Razor Back ialsea about twenty
miles tron} here will ‘ be converted
into an morican Lotion restoration
camp {or disabled soldiors by action
0: the Wisconsin Department“ the
Legion. Construction or 'the camp
has begun and tho first unit will in.
elude thirty-ave cottages with hoa-
piiai tacilities. Other units will be
added from time to time until the
eunp eventually will be one of the
largest and finest convaloooont
camps to: disabled soldiers in the
United States. according to depart-
ment oflicers.
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NEWARK. N. 1—15de 3.
Speftord. commander ot the 'ew
York department or The Amer-ion
“a...““"""‘“‘ a“ W New Mgr" measures. use...“
' :2 $333!???" was no othQ $1.00 - $1 0 l Departs-neat bore deprocatod the op;
its." ‘my to set pace." ' positiou that various 0W0”
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Woman‘s Felt Slippers with soft
Cushion Solos -— ribbon trunniod
Iii Llcht and dark colors.
With Pom Pom no 7 c
match. .. .o... pair
Men's Felt Slippers with soft
cushion soles. Brown
and my. Sires s to 9 c
11. ..... ..... ..... pair
Women's Felt Everett Slippers
with flexible loathor solos and
10 h l 1th, bber
.52. '55:. 5'2. . $119
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I 50ft COZY Slippers for Every
Member of the Family , ii.
Felt Slippors with Cull.
‘Sort cushion ooloa Sires
5 to 2. ..."...... pair
Men's Felt Slippers with ileaiblo
leather solos and low
hoels With rubber litts.
Sizes 6 to 11. .... pair
Wornon’a Black Kid Ono'Strap
Houso Slippers. Low hools wlht
rubber lifts.
Sizes 8 1-2 to 8.
Misses’ and Children's Huh Cut
89c
$129
‘5145
Mlsoes’ and Children's Felt Moo-
casin Slippers with soft
cushion soles. Bites 5 89C
to 3. °--"--.---"- pair
Woman's Kill: Cut Felt m
Slippers with leather solos and
low hoels that bavo rubbor lifts.
Ribbon and plush s 29
trimmed. 1'
. ..... .. pair -
Men’s Felt Slippers with soft
lamb's wool insoles. smasher
soles and low boola
witli rubber lites.
Silos G to u. . . .. pair
IT 0 ooooooo 3..
kids Si!“ 2 t0 8 o o o_a oio 3:!
‘ Boys” and little Gents’ lace
" and finisher shoes ,in‘ brown
calf leather. Heels with rub-
it? fit? 2.: $1.95
,Jflsses’ and (Children’s brown
* colt lush out lace shoes,
mad toes. and low heels
,fiumtozmeir
Women’s New
$1.95
as
rubber lifts.
. in patent, also brown and black
pair
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32’9"?
pair
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Women's Patent Strap Pain in
, new cut-out models. tary
and Cuban heels with s 95
All sisos. 2
................. pair
Women's sleek ms and Patent
Leather 8-atra. Puln ban
leather basis with rub". Cu
ber‘litts. Bites 4 to 8.
...... .......... pair
f. Sturdy Shoes
.. for Youngsters
$325
$1.00
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Fall Prim
Women‘s 1: C t Laos p
with flexibiliel‘turnusolos ‘hboes
toes or with tip. Heels
with rubber litts. Sisoa
8 to 9.
Mleses’ and Children: patent
leather la'oo “0"“ col-
ored kid‘ ‘fiips. Broad toes
and low heels with rubber
lifts. Sizes 8% to 2.
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Growing Glrle’ tan~ealf high
cut lace shoes—Broad toes
and low heels that has rub
-ber lifts. Sizes 2
53595
$2.95.
and [Oxfords
Women‘s Black we Comfort 0»
!ords and on time contort
Slivrou. A11 sisoa— "
4 to 8. .......... pair 3295
Woman'- Black seen pm”...
“um-trappedisaiees 95
W. ShosSI-Ito 2 ,-
" OIIooo oeooooe pllr -'
w o 81:. c1!
Kismgéorde. CausingI 50
“d unitary h 3
With rubber lit“. l'
to hido their sacso'or thoir memos»
Meaghan-o law or “so."
is. ‘33 declared; '11:... who vie"- clam meme». Boy Scouts With
late the Volsiead‘aot are doing no suitable prises will be inaugurated
worse than those who mind the early in October by the Department
. of {lot-ids. The purpoeo of the con-
use yous Americans in becoming
healthy. capable
afliliated with civic} school. church
and home interests and will
practical teat oi what the Scout vice mcr connected with the Restr-
‘ THURSDAY. OCTOBER
learns at scout meetings and outings.
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FALL RIVER. m.—-\’iolation of
the civil service law in relation to
the illegal dismissals of former ser-
vdr Commission of Fall '
charge that brought a _p -
Commander Frederick Ks.
”rank Allen Wilcox Post 0! 7
' ”wean Legion here. "
citizens. closely
bee
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Mahogany
shade
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Floor lamp
stick and fine silk
$1 75.
' ’ Fine silk shade and
mahogany .finish
" stick
$78§
_ holes—Eleva‘
low and broil‘er.’,,_-,;
.wv'
ed Dinner Set.
On Clark’s Very Easy Credit Terms f
finish
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Elaboratelyfiriinined in nickel
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\ Cabinet Blade!
7 nd 12 record seieo:
Etions on Easy Terms. '
$4950
Free! Free!
With ovary Furniture pur-
[chase of 8100.” over (cash
or credit) two will give choice
or a Piece Set Boxers Sil-
verware or 42 Piece Decorat-
on: CLosss DAILY AT 6 r. M, SATURDA’IS AT 9 P. m. .
' "'.."‘3.’."Hl 5"..20'!“ ‘lxwd " - " “in, "Villa
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Clark's a... Credit Terms
are open to all—BUY N0“
and pay a small amo’uni
down—balance in easy week-
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Attractive Three Piece Overstuffed Suite
A modest but substantial. three piece Living Room Suite comprising Sette; Arm Chair and Fire Side Chair
—strong, resilient spring seats and backs—covered in a prettygelour which is bound to please. THIS SUITE
is REALLY A RECORD BREAKING VALUE — SEE iT BEl-ORE YOU BUY!
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prising Large Dresser, Chifl'orette. Three-Quarter Vanity Dresser and
Full Size Bow-End Bed. This Suite will give very satisfactory servue.
(Exactly a. Pictured)
Ten Piece Walnut Veneered Dlmng Suite
This suite comprises ten sturdily built and exquisitely finished
pieces—Beautiful Bufiet, Large Oblong Extension Table, Roomy
Chins Closet, Server, Five Side Chairs and ong Arm Chair-This
st be seen to be appreciated—IT IS A BARGAIN . . . .‘.:
Harvard “E” Range
Fine coal range with mantle and
high shelf—Nickel $59
trial-Six holes—Mod-
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COAL
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OIL .
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$695.
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use... we 8- ,“Dual” Standa
'Nlckel trimmed Coal Rance Combination Range '
with three burner heavy as end
oven—Six holes. A
fine range in every 397
particular ,4... 14;. .7
An exceptionally fine ;.1
with all modern features;f
coal holes, 4 gas holes, ni f
tnm' —~Coal or gas in '
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fromthc demon moth.
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