coilihitlé‘“ or
circa cum
tingling
Used ‘Cc'rs
lilo ‘ “ 0N ‘xctm
. I Auto Accepsoe l
9 Railroad Ave., Sor‘lellorwhlk
I
. ' liikcl'l on
i
fe Frénch Glove &
Corset
' k Next to Book; Hound's
i No. Main St., 80. Nurwalk
“Emma IN mnms'
6mm HONEY
comm
UNDERWEAR
f‘ .7 "See Us First for Values"
tho Iliriford (ournnt wno Mod
Sunday night, in his 79th year wu
one of Connecticut‘s moat distin-
gulshml journalists, ills lame and
tut or the nowyouper he edited
slum to the fol- cc‘rncm oi the
gantry and him influence in political
its limos lie for ranching.
rsf Ilii dilly Still
A: A young innit rccchiiy gr‘nriih
cited from Yale collctc. Ihnriro
lionltlns (.‘lni’li sucking n start in
iii'q, ab lied for work at tho onion
‘9: the I nrttorti I nu'rnnt. it no nan.
honed that at the time the than or
ull “oil; In tho editorin'i room was
.may and the cditors. Gem-Ml Jo.
.‘itpll n mun-y and Charles Trudi»
,\\',I-Irnc.r were obliged to work oinr-
time. They holdumoh tho assurance
ut‘ the young coliogc mnn who who
run tunnel-kn I-mplny.
mcut. That temporary job bocnmo
permanent and rcrmltcd in an un-
intcrruptcd service fit more than
halt a century, during which Mr.
Clark advanced through the various
editorial positions to editor in chief
and finally in prcaiIic-ni or "PM:
Hartford Courant company nnd Mi-
tor of the Cournnt.
The first night ho. wont to work.
Mr. Clark was nunignmi to msist tho
prehldcntn or the insurance coin.
panics oi Ii’nrttord in tracim: on a
map of Chicago thv districts burned
in the great tire to disenvcr how
many millions tlIr‘ir rcsncctivo com.
punters had lost. Tho. Com-uni. which
ly for more than a. century, proved
an admirable training school inr'a
young man inclined toward journal-
tum. Ills tuiuru was in the hands
ul‘ such capable critters us Plenum!
llr’tht‘y and Mr. Warrior, The for-
IIIoI- Specialized in politics and in his
writings maintained the trnditional
devotion of the Courunt to the prin—
civics of lllt' Republican party. Mr.
Warner inclined toward literature
\ New; Full Line
1 Royal SocietleTa‘c-kage
~ 1; Ill
was: \.A:x\'I ,I .
and the finr: arts.
The two editors trninnd Mr.
Clark in newspaper inciting. en:
courugod his interest in' politics'nnd
the great questions which a-nnitcd
nation was solving. and notched his
writings so cai’onillyihut their-plu-
dent. “as regarded a. veteran of un-
usual ability and power of pxpres-
aion before the advent of the type.
xvi-,itcr linotype and the roll pron
rur'uiuiionizoi the comma: busi-
DOES.
Become twitch- iii-Obie:
Genoial Howloy had practically
Withdrawn from now’spuprr Work
J
beforo. he wont to the united States
no you work can on} one
.aioney. Paintingundl'nperhm-
lug at most reasonable prices.
All our work is guaranteed.
Estimate given free.
All the latest wall now It Illc,
7 file, and 25c and up per roll
United Wall ”Esper- Chitin
Store
21 South lain Street
Phono 9‘81
Sonata in 1381, and with the death
partnor in tho business, and of Mr.
editor-in~chiei' of the comm with
ment or the newspaper Under his
direction it broadoncd and mm.
ed the circulation new finally and
in 191,5, 3 Sunday edition M issued.
‘ praying a success from the itart. ‘
Mr. Clark’s intérest in volition,
encouraged during his early mum;
in nowspaper Work, was continued
throughout his life.
tending tho national conventions or
. the Republican party in 1588 when
Benjamin Harrison was commend
uncIcemm
am to 1.000 random: '
“Prue Refrigerating
End Supply Co.
§outh Norwaik. Conn
Ehonc 3668.105?“
‘Ju‘ ‘fi-"v
._ once
lot the presidency. ‘l'hcruaftfir for
set oral years he went” a' “minno-
permun ,and then regularly on a
delegate from Connecticut. Inc wu
Cleveland conventcn in 1924.
The Associated Pros} elected Mr
_Clark a‘ dlrbctor in 1910 and re-
ele‘cted him {or succeeding term.
He also served on the executiVe
committee He was a member
at the corpomtion of Yalo uni-
versity, a director or the Phoenix
Fire Insurance company. ' the Con-
,nc‘cticut Mutual Life Them-amt;
company. The Traveler! Insur-
company and the Collins
company. and treasurer of the Wat-
‘i‘tinaon library and manual:
Atheneum of Hartford. He hit! been ‘5
u- director of the Connecticut Re-'
for-‘matory at Cheshire since its u-
tablia’hmcm.
7 W W mac-no.
Born in: fiat-Mord Conn” April 1.
1848; Charla Hopkins Chm: hurl ol-
Vim incite tint city kin Mummy
inaction oft" low or hi'
my
Charles flanking Clark, ”editor of
”1M bud NC” Dl‘bllfihi‘il 90'1“?“"W5- 'nml moat dealers to be oriented on
in 1890 0: Stephen A. Hubbard. (”T
Warner in 1900 Mr. Clark become.
full responsibility for iii" mogul
He” began It?”
’elected a "dclcgate-nt-lcrge to the:
"find an hour iota ct his deck.
Wm MI Indiu- m ail-d to kill
anion ho unkind that ho mn-
ad from home on um. but ind [one
to the city hull to get his mum.
Hot-nu and than to tho poll- to
vote.
Mr. Clark was I member of th-
Century. University nnd Yul. Club.
of Now York: the Gruductu' Club or
N"! unveil. tho Hartford Club. tho
Mutubotohouun Fill: and Gun. Club
In! Clnldu Ind tho Asylum Hill Con—
gregational Church 0! Button.
"MY-WY
STEVENMAYS
um
Became or the wide-spread inur-
ost locally concerning Uli‘ receiver-
ship “pointed for tho Putty-Wig-
gly Stores, Inc. cud Um large num-
ber or nocknoidcrs in thin-action.
:I Matt-mom is bolus; sent ,out to
those oonocrnod by L“. D. howls, lor-
Incriy gnnoral manugn- or the firm
and no“ rocclvcr. explaining email-I
tions. In it he denim: his opinion.I
that the firm in solvent and belief
that it will come. back to a. paying
hosts Imdcr the new policy oiI Nut—
lm; notions of each Item to fruit
their own capital.
stated, in that excess room in and “
up and the undo drawn by tho other I
businesses in tho sumo now must
naturally refloct added sales in the
grocery. The Stamford ltorc. it i! 1
declared, hill mflcred a. deficit be-
musc or poor parking conditions
thatrhave boon remedied by the In?
ntnru. ;
The humans! is culturing but orw If
and one-Muir per cent loan on grow
mics at the present. time-Ind it l»:-
hcon in dimculticl only because or
policy adopted by the directors
1924 'aninst the advice or M
Lewis. on Mmmber 17 then- ..
be a muting of monomers,
Which ttmo It vote will be taken
either wiring the nether-hip l.
by himmormcnont or asking bnm‘
ruptuymuiuxc.
‘ "Mum—
Any 7|MF""M"WH“I n luv 9
house, but Ranker onc with new
to got along in the woods.
m
' ecu—may be {mull
l3. mark. whom
3'3. X- W Watch
l
Trio year- later in
trauma mu monitor in
”trial!
may mint.
W
Wmmr.
filed 1
WC$I
Wo will boyhood to ham: 3
onward" all and M!
fatal!!! mmifli an est—r“-
d’i
'i‘ho udvuutuc or the, policy. or
(luring/o!»[intuit-pace Minna III-s y,
him
mum
mm 1925» Challenge To
m tum-Mu; 310....lu “cu-7
"in“!!! in Conncciicut courts luni
you upon 1.3umoior \‘elilriu ovum»
tor. onuviciod of drlying IIIIIler Ins?
‘ Indium 0t liquor.
ll. \Iml IIII lu-
crnu ot uptown ciy 51.3...”
on: an ugruguie or uuc‘ I Inn-s ll
tho you 193‘. fluwoier nln- I Um .
I." 1.191 conviction: in UM) Lutw
y . u proportionately Sim iLii' nun.
be , tin wrongs line for
wu iou than tho uvcmg.
1836. Thu 19:55 ineiugu I.
Mill "III ”N awl'ugu 5;
thin 0110qu
Thu 0101.110 llfl‘ih‘al- I-i i'IIII-u
impaled hut your for drum" min.
"i. lulluonn of liquor \IIIn' lly [Ir
tho Ironic-t item in tin IIII.I1 or
flu» paid to ill. Iiuto IIIII i which
dcpurlmont in accordance "-illl lll':
lint. luv. For recline: IlilVlllK.
llll\‘ for
L: $70 9'.)
It All fur
iinu 01.‘9.0‘3 wore lliliwnll. {m
wading leuponclbllily 8)) “is und
(or other ottensw 87: . :7 llw r-llo
uu rimflm‘ in 19.1. V’iliill lint-s oi
$90.11! were imposed l I mixing
under the influence I»! HI... I. :77,-
209 {or reunion driving 3.1?!) fol
evading rcuponuibiliiy IIIII' 372.446
(or other oi‘luiwrs.
Mutur vehicle ollImIlI I. w w .svnt
to Jail lust. your (or “Hui It“. t\\'l<:':
the number of (fins rchII. I .1 iii swu-
tunuoa unpoocd ill 1):: l laced
"and in and" so to speak
Juli uenlunces in Collimuliv
Violating motor which: LII.
.ll {01‘
’ ,L‘Il'v I.
76 yours whereas the cum 1 .IIIl. n; and
total {or 1924 was in:
)i. ll ‘. ‘
Nollml motOI \clIlIi r I. up
negated 3,371 in HS: InII 3,331
III 19“.
Modern young DLUIl IIII.-7“ ililillx'!
iiiOlb‘ 0L than Tutu}, lI.I l .. IIJulIi‘
play up: on a limp. ‘
The breozy iIIIilIiIiuu! .- .7: .ullyl
blown up.
iIIsi your,
Wm WM mum court
L ""3973"
“cu In
to will. ofl.’
l‘lunn fur un III-.
”10
NEW HAVEN»
tins GillilllIllflll \\"i‘I\ lll'lilII
\Vol'lu'l'nl
Iluy lullIIIIlIIg
,lII‘I‘I .It \Vlil h
IIIIIIiIIlu (Isl [III in,
by
IIII'iI
H. Main i‘iillV’l‘nllOll
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Miriulm ntutn of-
.thIM {It the IuIIIlIIg ("lii‘llllll “were,
iIInIIIiIIulI Ii
Tli'? iIIkIt lllillilli‘ll \VI:lI.IIII MI
Kenna of SIIIIIIi'nI-Ii, Inr gmoIIIor;
Edwin filrunku of l’lllllgi‘llnl‘l. ileu-
tunIIIIigoI'orIIur; liurrv Wilson of
ilIII'tlei. uintu [ri‘llfllil-‘l': JIIhn
Guinbon III IiI'lduI‘IIInrt,
and Julio ll l“(‘l(lnlliil oi liI'iIiIzI-puri.
acoruiui'y 0! 3mm .\ nominating
t‘oinmitim “on also nIIpuIIItI-Ii to
arrange for II ("lnlllildlli for llIiIleIl
Status sriIlIlIIr.
The ('tIllH lllluil l-I-ill I] :l Ili;lll|'lig"
iu llln “Ultill'l'llllll l-‘IrlIeriion oi
Luimi‘, “him “In” l.‘l l'Mnbury lo.
any. to tho I'I'i'Ici iim II‘ inn (adorn-
tlmi will I‘:Ill II lllllli‘il lulmr I'IIiIi'oI-
cnI-I: llllIl llIIllIllllilI‘ II:I lll'l'llt‘l’llitlil
siute inhur llr‘iIIr lli) IIIIIIII-I‘ lmw
cucllnlml'y Ill" \‘.'vIrliIIM' lllli’li will
2' yI-III'I-I ‘ form
‘I'Ill’l nothing :4 p rm. ~m nt.
\vitlidrnw liH Ill'lllITIIlf‘fl Illl'i sIII~
rI‘IIIiI'I‘ in pimu illl ihr iIIIifIt ml
‘Slii'll ll tirim
I‘I'lIQHVWl iIiIll Ii‘n. ..I:v
wily in it v :‘I. r I'll‘iiiir‘Il Iim mm
\’i.‘llllhl: “if i. -.II"“l \II'l: ll lnIII-
I1il'}l.illllI“ :1 .»7,~ ha .;I» ’l llv' pint.
”11”)” l .‘ (iszlI'Il, IlIIIIl 1: Tu
I'III'III; rum .‘iIIII III ill" EIIivi'
uni-m. :I ’ I'iIl ni ‘I. ..I'\' .r I'lIiII.»
.\ir x)v lml i III 4' Jllll'lll‘f
tialniny :II "t Mn .N “In; ,.II|..K_._I,I
ulmliiinn II' I'llllil I'll I‘l‘. ,7 \l'llllliNI'
(IlVHi‘l‘r’lIilI of .Ill pIIlIllI- IziIiiiim um:
:IIIII'I‘ lilvI I'ni lulun‘ 1M“.
\\'iII n ll l‘iiil‘ tw' multiiw‘ 'i.
lil/i'li"V in In" III.III.I‘>l on ii
boom :5“ no in ninriw
\IIItlIiIIz i7"- .Ill r'IIIi tcmpum
may I,“
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pt
«SDAY FRIDAY
Sept. 10th
I We. will offer our entire clock at very liberal reductions. This Is to make room for our new stock. Also
7 to dean... up at”: and ends, drop patterns, samples, short lengths, etc. Included in this mammoth sale
are BUGS pol all lands: Wiltons, Wilton Velvets, Axminsier, Brussels, Fibre, and grass -- LINOLEUMS
' of may different. grades, also printed llnoleums In many pretty patterns-NEPONSET is also
rted lulutls In very heavy grades—Stair Carpets—Rug Filling—Trackers
AS TO- PRICES
We are, not going to Quote - what they are
worth or what price they .weré. We want you
to betheuudge. Seeing is believing. Come see
aroma“ that these super values are not to
9th.
III as: {Ms
NOTE: We Buy In Seconds!
LI! I'Humociivill it»;
l'I'lllKlll‘lt‘. lint ofI
i‘lllilllli'lllt’l‘. f
77 smog, 3m 7 £011, rum DAYS ONLY
arfin . m
R I: niNu all 000133 s'rorm
WALL sr. NORWA‘I .,
lime received Dill Full stuIlI of Blankets and uil‘or Nu m for llu m
days, Thursday F1 Idav and Saturday, Sept: 9, 1i} and ll, II: II he 5.. .
Baigziin at 1007; reduction from regular prices.
: SAMPLE BLANKETS AT Sl’Ei‘IAL l'illi'lih‘
I \wwéllmh— ------- -
I 20 KEN“ ()(ll) BLANKETS~ QUAI I'll “l’”
l . I .
; KmIII‘IIIIIl lilunkols {il't' IIIIIIIIIuly li)i)‘,, puru, IIIII' um].
I Pro-shrunk. Ends bound in Saiiline. its ])1l1t.‘, new, long lilne \III
' sound Ionsil uctlrm shuuli insule Io: il IoIIIfoit and service.
1 REGULAR PRICE $9.00 SALE PRICE $7.50
1
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Stale Manufacturers
i Nominate Officer 5
I‘) II? :II lI"
[III lly, MI MN! [m
(Loni-Ii r It‘ll yIur i0 I‘lli‘t‘f‘i‘il four (I! L . ' - IMII‘. 7 - I
SEE DAYS ONLY
Sept. 11th.
Greenwich (Imported) Extra Heavy (Best
Quality) Inlaid Linoleums ’
$2.39 a sq. yd.
Greenwich (Imported) Medium Grade Inlail
Linoleums
$1.98 a 5C1- yd.
Armstrong’s Inlaid Linoleums
$1.89and32’39 a “L Yd-
Neponset, Print Linoleum, ‘Inlaids, Remnants
at One-Half Price
NOTE: We Buy No Seconds!
art"
44%,“? iii?“ if
.eptemher trinket Sale
Well I
sum horn/ALI," corn
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our
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For Coming Election! '1‘“ '“' " '-'“‘”’"” ”W“ 7"‘"”*‘
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1" PM! 0i i s llOllIillu’tllll}; l‘irllllllillm. ‘lI I-.. “1”, i» my 5;, A
Ill'i'itll in I~II:I liuilM oi oil:- (III and IiI-E \ i‘ i i II , In“ “WMMH‘,
‘i'i‘i‘l‘vl'fl III lilo lIl:IIII.Il llil‘tiil’IR I)! ll “ \\;.I “7 _ . ‘ ,
’Auuuvumn Nils lull Ullli't'ri o‘ In . ’l I I ii 1' ““le 1‘ LA?“ V
IIIN:.IIIIIIiiIIII iIII‘ Ich'h‘Ii uIIIIII lily null mm. “lg“ Ir: SM
lfnur riI'u' Illl‘i"‘lill‘:i urn IIIlIlIIi iv) tilt: NH ‘ MEMO”, "m”
I ., 5 bury.
SATURDAY
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Norwalk Chronicler