shirts. Inuit was Announced Can-
'jlfllh Porter Oonfratnlated hie
eaten-mi nivat—luntore that
there was Trading
The New Haven supporters M. Hen-
{Itor George E. lounshury are elated
mettle result of the state convention
‘pye the Register. and every one of
then feels sure of the senator's elec-
. ital. They do not calculate on the
‘ “party getting as large a majority at it
‘ ' had ‘In 1896. but they claim a substan-
tial and decisive victory.
“ ‘Aa a rule the Porter nit-n predict that
r "the ticket will win. but sonic of them
* make the prediction on the condition
’ j'thatthe Democratic factions fail to ef-
. Iect a reconciliation. 'i‘he
mm: to suit all the members of thc‘
party, and it 'Is believed by the Loans-
: ‘hnry men that the invitation contained
in the platform to the gold Democrats
to Ctr-operate with the Republicans for
the sake of sound currency will bring
many acceptances.
When the ballot for governor was
taken In the convention, Lounshnry and
platform l
With the tie t and predicted tie it...
can. - ‘
"l’t'rr a glorious ticket front top to
bottom." remarked Director Beecher of
the Department of Public Works. Di-
rector Beecher klowe Senator Lorine-
thry well. The two were members of
the Senate of 1897.
Attorney Richard ll. Tynes—it is It
good ticket. There isn't a weak spot
in it.
Fix-Secretary of the star Charles Ii.
Scarlett of l’utiiam. who has been the
mpecini representatives of Mr. Porter
In the late morass. said to a Hartford
(.‘ourant reporter. after the battle. that
he was much disappointed in the. vote.
He had not expected it victory. but had
looked 10' at least 200 voice out of the
504. As it turned out. there were only
l20 for Mr. Porter. Mr. Hearts said be
attributed the falling I)! from calcula-
tions to the printing of the letter in
Mr. Porter's paper on Wednesday ev-
ening. which reflected on the intelli—
gence and character of the country cit-
izen. He said that caused an imme-
diate exodus. and. although Mr. Porter
had not seen the article and did not
approve of it, it made havoc with his
following. This was Mr. Searlcs' expla-
nation of the remarkable difference be-
tween estimate and vote. Mr. Porter.
it is said. was more confident before
the convention than were those in hu-
rrredlate charge of his canvam.
OYSTER 831' 15 P003.
Interviews with heading Oystermen
of this Virility. .
Engineer i). t‘. Sanford. who has
been making IIII investigation into the
condition of the oyster set of the nat-
ural und cultivated beds of the state,
reports that the sot on the, beds off
Porter were in lilt‘ll' respccitve head- 1
quarters at the New Haven 1‘10th l
They reeeived the result almost as soon i
as it one annountcd and Porter. real-I
Izlng his defeat. proceeded to the room
of his rival and extended his congrntip
lotions. Then the secretary picked tip
his effects and left the hotel and the
town.
Various causes are advanced for the
overwhelming defeat of Porter. and
some of them are ridiculous. It cannot
be denied that Porter's lieutenants were
confident of winning on Wednesday.
,. That afternoon. at the New Haven
House, they went over the field thor-
oulhly and concluded they had a slight
lead. They estimated lieweli's vote at
60 when he only rcccivcd lit. and conn-
ted on Porter getting orcry one of thr-
unlnstrnctcd delegates. lint their
timates were way off.
The Iortnsbury meII [:IIt in more work
among the delegates because they had
more workers, and this in conjunction
with some strapping with the minor
candidates probably explains as much
as anything «Also why Porter's estimate
fell off so.
The tlt‘lt'.ll of lir'tiicnorrt ttovoiuoi
James I). lira ll tor a lt— —ll0nliil.illtilli
after he had appeared irri‘rur the coh~j
ventlon as a centrist: tor governor
was no doubt It hit: surprise to newt-ll
and his folIoWII's. 'l‘iIr-y rildII't t‘XIlt‘l'l
any oppositon (or I...r sl'r'titltl positinil.‘
but learned that .\llli.- was to oIIIor thr-
rarc at the last lllliliit'lil. It is minor-
ed that IAIIIIIsIIIIry sI-r-III'r-rl some votes}
through air nurtrstauriuu: I‘I'tt'iii'tllllt!‘
Mlllfl' carrrlirlary.
The tin-II who rannccred
“Mullah for lll‘liHill'r-l"
llli‘t‘wd work Ht'
nominated Ir) iti'rlttilliilittli.
ill-l-
Mer'uitit'r-
«lid sonic
It Is lliiil
ed that In- h.rd IriI iiiiltr‘l'slrllhllltli.’ with ‘
‘i‘lllllll for it.
Other t'IihdlrIat-:r wiIIle llt'Htl‘tl ltllii out
so We“.
OI‘INIIINS til" lll‘ll‘l |i|.lt'.\.\'.\'.
Postltlartcr Htrtlotlll, who ni-
hII‘Oilil l'ilt‘ll‘l‘ lll.tll. lfiltl today Hurt ho
Iiciieved llit' II.I.»I noun '1“ "i
wanted .\tr. l'tiI'It-l' to all tirc IIonIiIm
1itilt.' nitltl If". ‘tort .|.~ the other than
Witt! liit't'r'r‘sirrl, ihc l'ttll'I' lIiI'lI will no
iii and nuclei ill III- tlr'ttlrlli Wt .II.
but kickers."
Its-Julia.- lirtfus i l‘irlu‘t ~uirl III
With \‘tri'y llitttll pimped with the sch-.-
i.
”Mi. "“‘IU' elittitlrltrl l in “9- to“
illitlt'tl. "r‘it'lioinr I.IIIIII~IIIII) It...
brought up 111 tiu- «.IIIII- mun I \\.I~ .Inri
1 have ulnar:- Itnnwn iiior l-i in .I
south-c. hour-I IIlIl-niluirra ..r...I.I.
"it‘ll. II 1‘ Iii) tlltlllillll of him that lp
cannot Irr- roi'iirrl around in any Iii:til‘~
ll'litlat't's‘ pink-t ill l- llll tltrlil II...“
to act it Itt’trtili~~‘ iIoIn that I It...
knew."
thrnsrtor into-hr \t'
Hurt-I. Vlim troiirtiro' AI .1.Ill4' It iitw
till iii the Htlttt‘iiitttlt will tin ilti.-I
has a moat «or. not Ito that not u-Iu
til “Ari
t I'll
"Serrano l.oIII.IIIII-I Itill lIrIi wro In .
llia’titltt III Mir I :" "th ~ Ihl lit tort
lit it" In riviir ! I» I l'wrl l.I rtv Hr.-
juriit‘. A
F “' tilt :e‘ I‘ rr.‘ \V-lL‘ll .Itul
”t'letiitr «Aim mi M Mr Li ilrrII
...-.-O- I-.-“
.5 tlJIiCIIEOII
.. BEEF
.‘u tttu I 4 torrent
tnrl "...-d
but too. I.
III ii. Inp-
lhrm rltir t A
rattletri pt-
llll Iottr It: "It i tl t tut
Mite instant-Iris Mutt
I‘Ht‘ l-iiltwlr lirutrvts
[out )n hint. hurl oil
I otir.
sot It All but”
W‘s" but“
me PACKING co.
.mmv. no.0. s. a.
-.-.
Itul'
. the or two ()yslt't‘s on the whccl of my
“iii: tilrtilll it sillijt‘l'l liI‘
froIIl-I sm- from the r-Iirlcricc bcfoi'c IIlIII
was the only man;
tiridgeport are ootter than elsewhere in
the state iluulnccr ianford goes on to
say that the Bridgeport and Stratford
lwds hate big sets and that the oyster-
IIII II working the natural beds will reap
ill b pr'oiits.
’l‘hls l't'pm‘i was shown to a number
of the oystermvn of this vicinity by a
Morning I'nlon reporter yesterday. and
thcy were all. without exception. im-
mediately up in arms against any illt'li
assertion. The set is poor this year.
very poor. they all report, and they are
at a loss to understand why Mr. San-
ford should make any such statement.
Capt. I’. l.. West. who owns two
sIeIIIIu-rs and three sloops. and has
worked the oyster bcrls off Bridgeport
for a number of years. said that therc
was no set at, all this you“. lie refer-
red to the report of the shell fish com-
missioners who made the statement
that the set was generally poor In the
.w'eund.
(”:Iptuin \\‘t'r~l was set-II at the strip-
yard. and he introduced The Morning
t'IIioII reporter to ”W capttin of a
,s'tratford steamer which is hauled ottt
on the railways for repair, He said:
The only set I have sccn this year is
trarrrcr."
The r porter \I hid it liilililtt‘l of not
orol utoutlr IiIr-ii \Iwitrdny afternoon.
tlitl .III “II unanimous in their state
until that I‘lnuiuccr Sanford was litlli-
was ignorant of
will that the ....1 was good
The rcportcr
.IIcII Irc
ill)\\b"|l on "It' sound.
that tIIu r-ct was poor.
'l'hg following oystcrurcn \I'crc t'lrlll'rl
Iloiiu lllI harbor .illll tIIr- sdiuc story
board troru «it It: l“l.’li|li I. lllit'lltttn'k.
It. .l. Lewis tiystrr to. Marshall 1'!
.\IoIII~. \nvlrcw Itrr'r-I and l'. |.. Vt'cst
'l’hc .i'fcti on lllt' llilrrllll'Nr' will tir-
ornidorurlrlr. 'l'lrc III-ulI-I‘s I'iLIllittl arm
I. is II problem that is
‘lll‘\lil.1|l|rllilr' to r-\- ll lltl' carport»: who
I|.|Iti|.\‘ttl to know all about etit‘lt
ill.Illt‘i.~
‘l'llw tI_\.~ir-i‘ Irtiulllrter for thin _\‘t'i||‘ DI
rim slilllt\\litll titratiiirrilillttg. 'l'lIr 01's»
trI~ till not of full growth. It is mid
Iiiltiliil. tlrc rimlrrrr» Ilr;rt it In .t llitlr top
rail) to tr-il .IIIiliIiuu about what the
crop hill is. it will «hp-nil uttuut-ihcr‘
tti how the out i‘.- ttIrIvc tl'lt‘llm ill-p“
lrlllliti' .tlltl tiliriiir‘l. l'IIir-s.» tlIc tryi-
... this .I mintIt'l' growth proporllhrv
.t'rl\ III I‘Ii‘ wick.- wt to romp Hunt.
in) tllitrytrl Ihrorath Illr' ellliIIlIII‘. tIr~-.
»rrIp will in In low the .‘rIcquI- both ltt‘
Irruiill .t'tl Irti t'llll\ 'l‘iiv tutti-trill “In
or mind In \t IIIIIIIitI 'Uris- l- tho best
IIIoIrIII fro Ito-II rlIH'lI'lIiliIlIl ‘I‘IIIU' l.-
rr
on non lit lori throw Ir .r it'll. ttl‘ tttrrnl
'4' III- I Hi‘lrifllrrit‘i l Itlllli
_. ..--
\II\ I' \lt Ill\tt St‘ lllt‘AlI"
in. lIrI «hilt Jlloill mu lrrir Iwru
Ili‘lil' .riunrr In lir\ .t. rrrr'tn' rd '
wHIIrI .iltll -lI‘.'IIiI‘ ill‘ I‘ut ill-I <I
‘irriiwi limo III trtIiIIIIIIIum tr. lll~ Ir‘
III- lnrr ihr Hit-Milit' hasn‘t bun
II 'lIO wit-Ill liltir
turbid It I no working It «Iiiy
so hum run ‘ it‘;'littl 'lu loll
‘l lrt. lit-\t l‘tlll‘ ~ It that .l ~|r Ilri hm
imir fl» t‘lll .Irltr ”II In) "‘ .I ktrl
4.. on. ‘ur [Intiliirx It. I tirrrur our
work oiIIrII itlllittI rtttlll'l lrc
litillirl
All» II. t r-ttlhiitt Ihri nirrllti‘ and
roll hIIII Itirtt- ttitnt‘lf“ t-[Itlniuml It...
rttr r a warmly pvrrr'ptttrhr puuor.
lltllt‘ .r its tomiuu About in ttm
unit. .‘pt iio i'tiit wrricr. ltlitl it‘ I rlirln‘i
it rm to with the tour the to pit-Hot“
In)»
tort
on or it I tIIoIiutI' Ic rorbit-I dottin-
amid orcr You let him alone, sir
old hat ilI will tu- Iruptu-d ill It.
won I'twwrtr‘r WWI-lily,
in ”I“ i-lttlrl til Mltltltii, ”lit“ til tlit
t'irrirppinca the Irtitltttiilill lord. are
'I“IItrueithrp.‘
IIuIrtutIIo-h.
rumm- our» little creatures
.4 it i m irritrrrr trtly pitm it
c .llltm‘ in. Main. l proso otlotr in»
tip trrru «Int: IIIIH ~ .. i lul. Wuiiltrl- ull
illu- litter and neck. 1
...-“.....mum
One 011110 Charms
which makes Ivorine so not.
vcrsally Iopular with house-
keepers a this Toilet Soap,
which keeps the hands viritc,
colt. and smooth.
suppliesw soap for eve depart-
ment of the house. 1 0th soap
and washing )oivdcr arc the best
that the skill‘ and experience of
half a century tan produce.
Tit-J. II. Willamel' 0., (narcolepsy. Ct .
Makers of Wiltum' l'hmotea Shevinl Scape.
A Great Hit:
Youwilllinr‘lthheplcndld cakes!
White 61W Toilet Soap in every
mdlvwhsVeehie' Powder.
Wash Broiler
I
IS HARD 1’0 Fill.
We have some that are the best We ever saw.
You know how soon a Bloc Boiler gives out?
Well. we have some that cost abotn the same
as the tintnlte, and will last three times as
long. .
eeeeeseeeeeleeeeeear ...... "use" .........
.We Try to Keep
the Best.
Nash 6- Van Scoy,
ftorth Iain and West Streets.
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North Main Street. South Norihmlk.
MANN r'Ata't III: iIsoI- AND or: .\I. was Is
CARRIAGES AND WHGONS
”F A 1.1. Iii-LSI'RH’TIONS.
SIGN PAINTING!
in this branch. VH'Ctlll give the host that can be druid in. any and ovcry
style.
311w. Setter’mg e. Search}
You Can ‘Depend
l'pou the value of our Shoes.
can he no mistake.
We guarantee the result of every purchase.
tiur ltcd 'I‘ickct Sulc will continue the balance of
III this uiattcr there
this mouth and you should not fail toexuihine ourstock.
M. H. GLOVER.
133 Washington Street.
THE BEST MALT BEVERAGES.
Highland Brands:
and Icanda are Itrietly Union.
IIIIIILAID IIVAIIII.
IIIIIILAID PILSIII.
m'““!£.'r.“l.'~“"‘°t' HIGHLAND DIIAI All
Ouch Ale and Doctor.
Put Up lxpreaaly for Family Uae.
as carefully as a physician's pmriptlon.
we cur-ear eeaur vomca peace.
The build II the weir. and an unsurpassed in an rticular.
y No In turd IIhIIIIIII furnished at reduomt primal. pa
DELIVERED FREE TO FAMILIES.
ISAAC 0. HAMILTON. Sole Agent.
24 Iertti Ieta 3t.. Seetti lemett
'l‘elephrate tin-e.
iliuiii. \NU on the label means highest Standard.
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I’m Still In It.
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I have bought a stock of goods in Greenwich.
Conn.. for less than
l5c on the Dollar.
To clean‘thom out quick I am selling .
Ladies’ and Children’s Shoes at
50¢ per pair.
i
' Men ’3 Fine Shoes
$t.00 per pair.
The above are worth whet I ask for them
to go chestnutting in.
TheodoreH.Olsen
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Washington Street, South Iterwetlt.
SIXTY-FIVE PER CENT.
0f the business men of this country die poor. By prompt;
action YOU may escape. by applying today for one of diet
Connecticut General modern policies. Costs but little;'
absolutely non- -forfeitablc; is cash In old age. For par-i
ticulars apply to S. S. L liommed}eu. agent. South:
Nor-walk, Conn.
Campbell i
Trio-Revolution Century.
Added September let
for printing this holi"
tone engravinus and
high grade boo: work
Thm- presses are all new and
up-to—datc. thereby enabling Us
to turn out a higher class of job
work. faster and for less IIIoIIey.
Cottreli Drum Cylinder. i
For printing Ismienr‘r
and all kinds of .lohI
work where large forms '
are required. ‘
Four
New
Presses.... }
Golding Jobber.
For printing the better?
class of work lthas
all the inipmvemente‘
Itud is one of the finest "
trim“! or printing "the
chincry III the Nor ‘
“hills.
c. A. FREEMAN.
Ari Printer,
it and to Water Stout.
south Norwalk.
Conn.
Peerless Jobber.
For printing the «limit
lube whtrh have to he
thrust out III II hurry
amt it does It.
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Norwatk.
South Norwalk
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City of Nor-watts. l
South Norwallt. you." .
hnd latte.
Lone. “emails I 0. en.
Lane. .044"! louse-0h I p. m.
than the: Vale. m. I. I l.. Intimacy
.‘FCCDe . 'I m:
mar.-
Old Gold and Silver.
Old Gold or Silverof any hind: old broken or W
Watches. Chains. Jewelry. theme. etc.. in any condition.
IIILI. 01811 IAIIIIR’WILL RB _Pilli 1'0! All “00". l
A. W. HUS-TIN, Jeweler,
NM Cont.
Opera Home Bloch,
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1'. M.—12.021, 101. “Wit.
4 02s. 4. 04:, 4 80:. 5 02: 0.00:. 0.03.
7. 00. 8. 00!. 3. 80.
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ALK 703
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SUNDAYS.
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P. M.-5.3|,.7.30. 3.061, 10.10.
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A. sea-nose, oo. a. ..too. am.
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a. 03x. 3. 30:.
LEAVE . NE? 103‘
BUNDAW.‘ is
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P. M.—-0.00.
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P. M. —-12. 02:. 1.12, 8.0 x. 4.18, 3.21.
6. 27. 7. 05. ii 051:. 9.15. 11.1l.
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In.. 2.42, 5.04:, 7.23. .
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SOUTH NORWALK TODANBURY.
A. 11.4.35, 9.15. mas; .
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P. lit—1.20, 4.30. 5.10. 000
Saturdays, only 3.10 p.111.
DANBURY To SOUTH ORWALK.
A. 11.4.00, 7.25. 0.48. 1.45.
P. M.-4.20. 5.30. 6.17.
Sunday trains to Daub ry. 9. 20 ans.
725 p. Is. Leave Denhu 1. 8.05 a.rn
6.10 p in.. 8.45 mm. .
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ENGRAVIII
100
WEDDING
IlVlTATIDNS‘
i
else mu. Inciudlug Inside
and outside envelopes. the tin
eet quality and‘ most artistic
engraving. fee
$8
Nearly 50 per shot. less than
our offered by another in thie
city. l
EACH ADDl't‘
Dltitlitli.
Weddiuir work Added and In-
aeeted III envelptree without
er seam:
NA]: HUN-
extra charge.
hut oorreepondittniy cheap.
We also make Ii special price
0|
GALLIIO
CARDS
‘ v
t'iateaad wb‘aetie.
I .10
.. “ run It . LI
Addreuott Until. I «sale a
Ilae eaten. .
Where plate is Nlratehedr
attitude. Hecate
ltli Uaette. 1| treats
arouse
serum.
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