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VIboGrdIammenlnthe «indent
flbaamo of their favorite when Govemor
’Portar mentioned Bar-rhea as Indiana’s
Mtowhiohhereepmdedwith emphasis
that he voiced the unanimous ondearnymt
aantimeutoi’tholndlana delegation in pre-
“flasher-terminates.
At theconclnsion of Governor Porter's
speed» on motion of Halli-moi Ten-
:negtlleconveationtook area-until 8
7 1n; - secono SESSION.
mmxn-intlngipuehoam
. diner-ed Until ‘ro-day. ,
:Thedelegataatliwonlyjustbegantoos-
some aha-incl like aspect, although the
chairmanhad called them to order iiiteen
mluntubeiol'e.
‘l'liedietrilmtionol tickets to old soldiers
' andaiilorswartahen up, but was dropped
wheuitwaeioundthatthe oulytrotiblewes
A, {thatthronghamiatakethetichete had been
takenupatthedoor,hnteadotheingmerely
audrehrrned.
FermiLdTemmee to second
thenominatimotGen. Harrison He eulo-
a‘ussoxs marten.
_ Thelewereno more seconds to Harrison
andtherollcaliwasreanmed. Iowawesnext
mtherdhand itanamewas received with
chase. Carmen Bepburnappearedin
behiio‘lowaandplaoedAllieoninnomina-
lion ,
lieealdtheRspuhlicanaeutered upon the
Motruggieaheatenparty. Beatennot
torwaatot numbers, but forwantot har~
mony. The candidate nominated by the
cenventioumnst he onenpeuwhom
alleonlouuite. Thereeordot the Republi-
uinpartymugrandono. Wastberea
manning them whoinhisnubliceervice
had been a contributor tothellepubiicaa
tailor-m Seine one whose recordfl
votesehowedtbatioraquarterotacentnry
manhyhxqmationeha hadhemnpon
therlghtaidei Theetateollowa bade him
name that lean—lit to he the Republican
candidate—William B. Allhon. c1 Iowa.
ltwutbeprayerotthatstatatlnthd
been more true to Republicanism than
to deserve much at the hands it
the people, and they. recognizing the value
of his services, have been honored by hi
‘ ' incookrm tor more thantwanty-
reyeare—tweny-llvoyeaee oi Moreno
in! history. . Hepburn continued at
,payingapaesiag tributetoother
iieepohewithrigor,andearneatly
teriaedtheliew York senator iromlbeflnt
iineoihhspeechtotbo Mondthoraptat-
c. I. om.
button which it received was only broken
by the bursts of applause which came
spontaneouslyasatribnte tohis strik-
ing bearing. He made a great point when
he said that, although Mr. Depew was the
Meat 01' a railroad system, no wreck
attuned its path. .
Theiirst to second . New Yorker was
Hartley, oi Minnow , who pledged 50,000
Republican majority in ‘that state in the
event oi Depew being placed upon the ticket.
MICHIGAN’S MAN.
Robert E. Frazer l‘iaeee Russell A. Alger
in Nomination.
There was no response until Michigan was
reached. And now the applause was re-
amned as Congreman ilorr announced that
the state had a candidate, and thatho would
he presented by Hon. Robert R. Frazer.
The latter, a well built, line looking man,
was well received. There was a shout iron:
the gallery, “What’s the matter with Alger,“
and thousands of people shouted wildly.
Mr. Frazer‘s speech was interrupted sev-
eral times by cries oi “What‘s the matter
with Algori” and the enthusiasm was intense
as he said that Michigan’r candidate, if noun.
inated, wOuld tarnish the wayh and means
to corrythe party to victory. Then came
he‘- allright.” Mr. Fraser said that hereto-
fore Michigan had been modest in her do-
mande o! the Republican party, but now,
when she found that party out of power,
when the found the Qemcratio party cen-
trclling the nation, she did not stop to argue
by what means thatpartygotthere, but came
teprovide the wn‘ys and means oi turning
that party out oi oillco, and uttered the name
oi [time]! A. Alger as the ways and means
roles-red to. lie was the meet available man
among all those oilered to tight the coming
campaign He was strong in all the states
alike, with the soldier and with the civilian,
wtth the rich uni the poor, with the black
and the while. Mr. Frazer made along and
cloopient speech, which was frmlneintly inter—
rupmd by applause. lie referred enthusi-
nstiwll)‘ to Mr. Alger-’5 philant‘hmpy, and
mid the poor oi Detroit held the name at line-
lill it. Alger as sacred. There was no soldier
inthlenarion who was better loved by the
Grand Army oi the Republic; There was a
fantasia oi npplnme when Mr. Fraser eon-
eluded. ,
Charles J. Noyes, oi “amoeba-latte, no
ended hir. Alger» rumination, and was lol-
lowcd by' Patrick lignu, oi Nebraska. the
genial l‘kpt‘nebioni ot‘ the irish Nathan]
4%
league. lie "'3ch n slrong_nppenl tothe
Nulltimllnw in support Gen. Alger, and
said that he im- ;..u-o the party would be
carried to victory by him it nominated.
Thoiuwn'us the mural uuzburst when Mr.
Egon concluded, arid regain his it'iemls found
it desirable to vocilornlo that Alger was all
' L
Air. Evils, of North Carolina, was the next
smaller in support of Alger.
Once again the call oi the roll was about to
he resumed when L. l". Eggen, of Ariaona,
appeared upon the surge. He said he only
(lcnll't‘tl to any one word, whereupon the audi-
em'e gave him [our grunt rounds oi‘ nppllmh,
and the galleries were a» demorulrntive that
thochnir had to admonish the occupants lo
maintnin order. Mr. Eggore mile briefly in
support of Mr. Alger.
JOHN SHERMAN.
.Ohlo's Candidate Named by (ion. Illne-
lnge Amid Great Enthusiasm. _
Ohio was next called and immallately
there was a scene oi euthanasia. From
merynoikund oornerJromllle floorlolh
”prom gallery, from the stage to the .-
. £\
3....
tron: the back part of the hall a reply: “Oh, '
“No rebel napalm be
, amgovernor." It waueveral mommi- he-
tore Governorl'orakerconldprooeed.aadhe
awakened new and pmltmged about: when-be
seconded the nomination. of John Sham
Hieepeechwaslonx and eloquent. Theap-
planse and excitement during and alter his
much for unnamed any prfiiomdernoustrav
lion made during the convention
Previewer John If. hum, of W ,
and Mr. Amen,de Gordian, also are
coded Sherman‘s nomination.
FITLER AND RUSK-
Char-lea Emory Smith Preemie the lot-
mer and Banter Inna-ea- tlo utter-
Charles Wditerot'lhol’hila-
delphlaPrmmadealhorthut iofdble an
gut-lent, (”cousin-nominations! Edward
H. Fitler, mepreaentmayuret Philadelphia.
Therecordollayor Fitter-was dwelt upon
and contrasted to his advantage with the
record of another mayor (Ir. Cleveland),
gaohoaaincebeeomuneddentottheilnlted
m .
8enator8poout,d WWII, that put
Governor-Ruskin naninatlon.
The-enatornidthat tor-the lint timein
althoyeanthathlutate beeutrue to
thenghtinlcenaideratlon tor the name and
moritoioneot her mined and trusted
leaders. Governor Rud'l m Val ne-
calledand his as an creative pre-
sentedinglowin;
Atthe conclusion of Sumter Spoouc'e
Ipeechtberollwuccmpletedandthare was
noiurther
Ex-Benator arnarliiiiermlliew York,
onbehalt oiall the (lei-[alien- whleh had
candidates in nominatim, it we
pm..anad. tun todayatio
o’clock,and Fcakerwu them
firstmantopatonhbhat
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South Norwalk
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Commencing May 26:88
in in!
'J’lll make daily trips, except Sunday,
romeo“
mnembnmpnyW' invohdm
ii
on. c. n. Imam.
am
ilu removed from Israeli to loath Malt.
:ith «MflMWJWM
Parthenon-i y npfluwl beredaced.
SETS COS'i'iNG $16.00 To “080:6
to “1m . is
011101; 110. 90 anemones I‘l’.
minerals, new.
Cons:
mm mm sow Mm
,rouowm GUARANTEE.
War-ranted not to break nor
roll up will: . one year’s wear.
If they do the money paidvna'
fill" “will will be rounded.
For sale at the Beno- Dry Goods Store,
All lain Street, Wk. ailih
Insure tour Life
(in no Endowfiiiiit Plan.
Amanatantotfiiiwoeldwein necdinmnnce
for twenty or twenty-lire year; t bee-ere be
needeitiortlnltimeie no rules wh he should
to tot it up dnrl the w hie time.
He has am e t hundred in a thoamnd of
this more i tweet years and nearly eight
rcdinathounud living twenty-live can.
More hip magnets are to bright he then it not
neglect to prori eior the chanera oi dy —which
are norm-pant» numerous-by a liberal wanes
a
noble 188m in Till .
couuaencur neuron.
Life Insurance 60.,
or names. '
s. s. unonmnu,
8011th
J acob M.)La.yton,
Real letate and lieare Agent.
General Insurance A gency
rim. bile and Acddent.
Ocean Steamship helm-cabin and Sit-mgr. _
Dnttetoemelaodapwndaand Immune
all pants at lowin-
. Notary Public. _ Acknowledgemeou'l'ahen.
Railroad Tickets. homage Checked
to ventilation.
“WlflmglmBL. (Resideortol’eetoflea)
South Nor-walk. Conn.
Short Hints
._ Oil-—
Socinl Etiquette.
some! SillllIll!
This department presents an enormous
~ stock of. French, English and Domestic
' Satinre, Beemokem and other wash {a-
brice at very low prices.
very popular, Henrietta, Salinas. The
first injhie city.
menu smut
Thin advertisement is by authority of
the manoiaclnrers: “Warrant ibeee
goods toeveryhody, so that when your
customers pay for the best goods they
can kinowatihat they get tlitr‘ill‘n.I Th are
light n to girl. [easy in is you per.
faction in black.g It is Gilbert’s world-
renowned First Black Dye that is used.
and water. gnu, perspiration or acid.
here nouhe least eilectnpon them what-
ever. Return the purchase money to all
on tumors, ii not as has represented.”
BosTON STORE,
45 Main 811., Norwolk.‘
imrarm 3
Highest CnshPrio
ml! '
“
Rags, Bones, Bottles iron
and Metals. '
Panieenorlnxeeaaefltheeteehbyeendiagpea
tale-Idle
We again call special attention to the '
Special Prices for This Week.
Piililli il’ill'l'lllll'l.
Elegant Display, New Goods, Latest
Novelties, Unique Design in
Handles.
To quote prices would convey no idea
oi what we are altering. Come and ace
for yourselves, alter being as to
prices asked elsewhere, an
greatly rieed at the immense variety
and low pnoea.
HllBllBll DEPARTMENT.
Our stock of Fionncinge, in Cambrie.
Naineooh and Swiss, is now complete,
We are now oiferiaza splendid eeaortv
meat at lowest prince. During the com-
in; week we will dispose 0! this lot as
follows: '
22} inch Fionaein , at“, 59, 67. '12. No.
500 yards 20-inch
we yards 44-inch Flonncing
81.08, 81.0% $1.09, $1.12}.
at 1'6, 88,
BOSTON STORE.
45 plain St.) Norwalk.
*
amp.
6. I. Billml,
II no. ,
rumnwaamwoaa. '
m mum, “in.
4—7
The [all iarhl.
y IceWathr ,
‘ Clothe-153ml“.
you willbe
cunning, at”, 67, 69c .
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Special no nutrient-rt
Prices, coal. 08.88. “.88:-
Wjfiflmww‘m y E £7
at " u > 75 t“.
Full line oi Trash.
snows.
Special moor W, “all”
drone'fihoeatorlbonmllldmfilfii-
“-494
125 pair Turned
Kid Boot- to be oioeed out at
maul-twain . , .
All Other Cool! in Proportion.
BOSTON STORE...“
1 45 Main so, Nor-wilt.
luring South Norwlnlk at 7.50 mm. Cbmpiled ”.mw MM W,“ _ Ii ———rna nan——
leave so. rm”. tibia, rm River, on the «w by "Ann: Macaw “"4"" "’“o‘ ' , .
teeter Beet-n Street. 3.80 mo: toenail. some roman. M E A T a
p. “uyg'o‘fimml ribbon-bonubcnuzyaan‘m W , «
~~§A¥lin-—- maguw‘“ nu n.3,} “cm‘ J. 1‘. Peckwell. exam in m m was.
Single Tickets . . 40c fiwfilmpmmW-au 33: mi um- Mira-rat. l ‘
Excursion 'i‘ielets. . . 60c magnmgw mm,,,,,,,,,,, M ,m Norwalk, - cones. u m. g. cm 1:“... w» Mrs. J . A. Deck
height ammo from—Tin. m. to 5 fan. :mfltowrmm meridian-econ Mal-WNW , 3%“. "M" y, N. “mm
H‘leueiorbifigpmnganyoiih: ’WAL. . BARNES ‘ r
szM““ M “ °" ”W ° maintainers: momma “ma“..‘umm w Plllll ill all Kill
mgnppmgeJltheywilimllus lo wrappea ol’ muhmmmgmmgf ‘ ~ ’
Monument: and Healslnnes. c....m....cm..m.m.m Hm some. Mm s... p .
Dom“ i am M grammthomwillheonlvim 885. p ; mm 7
w '“i’ffilenm m3 " ”filfifig‘gfii‘» cmgles. Collars» lw- , . m
' ' will w t. ’ f ‘
:‘WNW rulings“... “logic: W , $2110”, 5‘ Co 51:: gem-:3? 3rd? F‘. HAYES.
'0! . . , " e ‘
“HIP. W. BATES.. PHILADELPHIA, ”my. “pager-mom: . maniacs. - comma“. “
Some 40 to 50 per cent. reduction on certain articles. This may seem impossible, but we believe his just .and right. that our patrons shouldlhat'
pan of the profit. By so doing it enables all to purchase FINE Goons AT LOW Porous. W°.'"n mention a few of the goods once the ; ,
Thirty doz. TURKISH BATH TOWELS, extra size, 48x22 in. for 250.; this is considered a bargain at 50c. COLORED BORDER, ALL 5‘
tor $1.60; worth 83.00.
Lisle
for 350.; regular price 50c.
Thread Hose 25c.; wo'rth 40c. Ladies’ extra line Lisle %
Thread Hose, in stripes and plain colors, 63in. per Three
pair, or $3.60 a box of onehali doz.
rice of these oods isfilfio per pair. .
isle Thread one We. per pair; worth $1. ‘Lsdiee’ 50c.
blaokrand colored Hose, full regular made, 190. per
pV'nt; good value at 25c. and 35c. per pair. "
, A LARGE smocao
necks.
o
unwise
_ we
I
5, ‘ .,
Also, ‘ .
These goods exceed anything ever
TABLE COVER, 2} yards long, for 01.36; worth $2.50., Go red Border, all linen Table Cover, 3 yerdelong,
I'IOSIERY.
Children’s block leggin top Hose, 3 pairs for 50c
These node are cheap at 250. per pair.
'lfiiread Hose, in black and colors. extra fine,
Vests for lie. cuddling: b" dadles’ Gauze .‘
The regular Vests, with pearl buttons on f m 113. _ ,
' ’ ' ’ G .V in ion and short . M
Ladies ”Wk Ladies mbuiellu'es' Bodicgs in low and ”giant item 18 to 34. on: starting at 1&3“
LS mm STYLES newnesicis, 19s.,
EMBROIDERED Gimme 80m, $3.99.
“LADIES, GENTS’ AND CHILDREN’S”
unosnwr ;
for 250.
l.
,r
i
Gents’ Gauze Shirts, in ion “and abort
250.; sold elsewhere at 400. ‘3’?
“cm ma
coves, f Children’s Vests in long
are on sine; also
lid-lacs. ' ' .
22°: 25". and
GENTS’. .
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' i ' LADIES! « (01250;; ,. ,, Nation. ’Gontt’ilri ‘ ‘
Children 8 Ladies’ Woven Vests, trimmed wi hm,‘i;or 2%“; “£11313“ng , 2:1: “91.83% . J
' ’ ' ‘ use. Led‘ee‘Jerse ‘ eetsor ,. _ y,
Children smbbod Lula gm vfivzlae :t 350. 1Ladies’ eree Ribbed Lisle W001 Bummer . 1'99 Elm“.
quality in WNW *‘
Norwalk Chronicler