I. you to Join them in placing before the
I Inonwealth: that the name or one only
~ best guarantee and conserve the com-
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4E‘ E the proud rccord of sterling deeds mod-
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4' thriit at our people and alarm cause
I4.‘I.I
EA bleach oh‘ and
art-nine. took p moss com a
that hour 4es'4ais' 4‘s paired
A at (arty-five mlnhfofnzc‘cul'red
it Was nearly 9 o'clock before the
has "what“. 0 mi
. l ox-fltste Chairman Davis. oi
E In. it was also voted to send
this delagatiopg to the funerals
I“
hold a ion 0'! candidates tor the
, oflcsrs was at last reached. With-
. . loss of time former State Secretary
his; P. Phelan oi Bridgeport. presen-
M the name oi ext-United States Trea-
eater fisnlel N. Morgan. oi Bridge-
934314. ior coiernor. He spoke as fol-
labs
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E .2 Chairman and Gentlemen:
The delegates from Bridgeport to
Willie convention have entrusted me
with the honorable duty oi inviting
public for approval tor the allies of
manor a distinguished citizen of
pmport, in thus, :‘your co-
operatio properidbawv are "oi your
is that may each a 'one m'hr
It. suggested by us for that high oihce
, he tut-t rank in essentials with the
when and worthiest apnea aiound
gravel: upon the honor ro l oi our Com-
be substituted for your consideration
« whose life. deeds and qualifications
moo right encourage the genius and
our state to stand 'ln tn'e ”sisterhood oi
states as foremost in that van of hon-
or the progress wherein the lot oi all
is prospered
It is of such a man that i would
speak and tar whom i would ask the
well earned compliment of your votes.
The name and ancestry oignauioLNash
Morgan areof ancient and honored
ing and disposition indigenous of his
vo soil. His life work if not r'e-
dcd in the history of our country's
heroics has yet illuinincd its pages with
neatly pcriormctl'frtim his days ‘of labor
enthusiastically nominate him whose
ohms i have the honor to present for
poveino4r oi the Commonwealth, Hon.
Daniel Nash Morgan.
man} siren w. Chase. of Btouington.
na ed Colon William Henry Stereo-
ron. of Brl peport. The nomination
closed here and an lntorrnal ballot was
taken. it resulted: Morgan. m;
Hyde. so: Stevenson. M4 This ratiot
was made formal and unanimou
oruna PLACES QUICKLY FILLED.
The other places on the ticket were
filled with great rsllidlty. Cyrus 0
Beckwlth, of New London. was pre-
sented us a candidate for lieutenant
governor. but he speedily refused to
pcrmit his name to be used, and Sam-
uel Bassett. of New Britain. was nom-
inatcdby scclamation. All other nom-
inatlons were made by acclaraatlon.
and the balance of the ticket was nom-
inated as follows:
Joseph '1‘. Fanning. of Norwibh. sec-
retary of state.
A. M. Rose. of Thompson. treasurer.
Edward S. Roberts. oi Canaan, comp-I
trailer.
14'“ N. Blydenburgh. oi New Haven.
attorney general
With the ticket thus completed a
committee was appointed to escort to
the convention the gubernatorial nomi-
nee, Daniel N. Morgan. The nominee
appeared and received an ovatl0n. Mr.
Morgan was introduced by the. chair-
man as the coming governor of Con-
section]. and he swap the nomina-
tion It. a chart speech. ust before the
convention adjourned John 8 (‘ough-
lan, oi Stamford. was selected by the
convention as the Twelfth district
member of the State Central commit
tee. Brief addresses were made by oth~
er nominees and at “:10 the memor-
able convention adjourned sine die.
Dry Goods News, Sept 22
14898.
South, Murray .0
successor» to w. n. Ii.\l.'l. a (In.
Barnum Bog, Bridgeport, Conn.
not con tomes
no oooI IIIoIIIs.
{with the plough and in the iurrow to
the counting room and [thenoe to the
nations guardianship of our nation's
. my
4 Ir. Morgan is a Democrat at allE
times. He was born in Nowtown. Con-'
necticut in 1844. He. is a product of
the farm and district schools of his
ical training in the academy and in-
stitute of Newtown .and Bethel respcc- E
lively. His early years wcre spent inE
husbandry upon his father s iarm. Dc-
lng desirous. however of entering up-
on mercantile pursuits for which he
had an especial adaptation ho entcrcdl
his father's store in Newtown. soon ac-
quiring a proprietory interest in it .
After a few years of successful effort
be came in Bridgeport. where he con-E
tnued his aucceasca for many years in 4
large enterprises. ilcginnlng in llt‘tzl
and continuing down to July. 1897. Mr.
Morgan so admirably tillcd the various
oillcea public and lll‘lVHit‘ to which lIc1
was chosen that ho riglItcously ill‘t'W
to himsoli thIA- uratct‘ul ('ollillli'llilll- .
lions of those. ho so graciously scrvcd
lie IIctcd for many yI-urs in th.- com- .
mon council. the m-houi board. as rcp-
rcscntativc. and senator and mayor of
lirldgeport in all of which ("1ililllllllt‘i
be acquitted himself with signal ubiil-
low citizens upon whom and his c-on
atltucncy his valued ti‘forts couscd lost
in. thcilia. ills wisdom and lllllillli'iiIi
capacity how for many years borne
the test of curcful publi‘ and private
scrutiny as prcsldcnt of. two of our
chici bunks
Ills scrle-II of trcusurcr oi‘lbo l'IIItcd
times are so "‘0'"! and his auccras
as such so nIIIrich that ho become
known of all man. as ou oi tho moat
clear lIcadcd. host and clcullt Id pill.
claia that the nation hahevcr had. it
is for um reasons and thc furthcr
one that through his wbolc cart-«Ir lii'
IIIIvcr wavorcd in ailcslanec to party.
ncvar tailored in «lender to llcmoo
cratlr principles and policy. he was. he
is an old school Democrat and a gentle»
liilil.
’l‘hc prolaoworlhy curocr both public
and prli'olc of air. Morass. his trsln-
in and
I. ilitI people to our ll olltci‘. lllt‘ nccos
stiles oi the ptrlml. in short his as
Motor. prudence and politics stamp
Hill Iii ill“ it] for
M alII. . hull motion are essential
and tho itcl‘aou who in this iuuclnrc
at Republican IIIrInoll can host scat.
ter the enemy and I-orvc ilii‘ people.
"is nomination forcshudows
sirotloa. ills i'llt‘llilll will be dialin-
attiahod not only us a worthy rIII-uanl-
undulations for sovornor but ii var-I
lied Who to our adversaries for their
«Islam and allpptll'l of the alarms
oatravaganca to stain eapcnsss as w Ill
as a «flaracetul nmiiarnco and in.
mortuary of lhbsa “possible for
treatment of our vb torlca but disabled
”him.
in swine Mr Mot n as our stand.
ard beam we tube arm. "or act
midrihasproeftsihs wertdtitat
nth United W at Cesarea-
'4 ... . Ir..- a-
ly. earning up- high rrgard of lllll to...» l l wmu
lillil our public houpltal.4
instincts. his knowledac of
mo and chairs. of tho propot‘ relations E
any amrsoncy E
his ‘
tloti by the pcoplo «Mlle est-slirai‘
Of this month of September
looking after. More
rcqulrc
bedding, wurmc r
!
garmcnts to prevent colds and sickness:
in thcsc sudden changes it's w” to be
prepared. ;
And w'ith such when on Warm llcd
ding as the‘ following. you can't aiiortl
mauve town." He artisan his theorct- to ho wilhOut them.
10- 4 White Cotton Blankets without
Border. the a pair.
10- i (lruy (' ottou Blankets. with llor-
Iler. 48c a pair.
11 4 White (‘otton Disriltcts, 90c and
ii a pair.
12- 4 While (,olton lllunkcts. $l.2b n
pair.
ll- 4 White lilnnkcts. ('otton illlll
Wool. $1 ill $2. $2. {Ill and $3 u puir.
l:.' i Wool liiunkets. Ill'lt c $4. 90 and
$5. 450 a pair
( 'qufortablca. prlccs 50c. 590. 69c 75c.
".125 $1 nil 01.75. 3:2. $2.25. $2.5o
and $3.
llonIcl 1"ltlilili'l, pricc. tic
‘60 and im- II yard.
t‘uuton iI'lunnci prlcc 5c
ii y.urd
Whiic lit-Ii riprcuds.
-'lI. .It, li'I‘I
Tl’w. 93c. $l and
4.1.25.
8min llltniiy ii I! SpII-mls Sill...
3- I WbitII Wool Flaunt-.1 -. .‘u :I Ev ;.Ird
i i WlIltc lIlIInucI. 2w u y;'.IId
Wool lI‘lIIIInII. 37‘»...
lfw IIIIIi {ulc II yard.
lit-d “'lVlill “out lI‘IuIIucI.
luv and hot- a yard.
Illuc 'l‘wlllcd l-‘quncl. 2:..-
nnd bin- II yard.
(ll'li LINE illI' W.\lt.\i
tlAllMlIlls'l‘iIl
EIiilI',
'Jbt'. :illt
4.lt
arm --ioI
of handsome Cullill‘t'ilt‘fl. pot ”in limo:
[or those cool i‘Vi'llllliln. MIIIIII ll'IIIII
41fillllillull MIII'tltIJIllI-IIII-ic Heal. I-liIlrrI-d
Et'oucy. and Arlrukhun PM.
Also a wry lllllltlillllllt' ('illllll'I‘lll‘ olE
I‘llm'lrlt‘ “fill with l'i‘l'illlill Yoko.
wom. \iAiti'i'ti.
liouw mulling will mun bc ii thing
Inf the post whcu you we IlII-v- hand.
some Wnlata. made from II‘luIIIIobI.
handsome plaids utui liI'oI-bc I‘loth.
‘t’IIt iltc latcst style and brIIiIl triIIIIIch,
El'rlcos from $1.20 in who.
lilllflllimWN liltliflllthi
iiAClil'lfli.
Nun-r have we shown so hondsotnc II
‘llne of these aululcnla which illl‘ m.
pttpuhn‘ for morning wIIIr .IIoIIIul lllt
hauntI liIIcry color: lilbbou IIiIIIInI-Il.
IPriIcs lrom 'Iitc to ill.
Il'lfi‘ldl. "
latdica‘ 'l'affoia tilllt iilltl riuliu Wuisiv
;in llbult only tlIII III-oral utylc lot and
cord lrltunu-Il. Who to.
Iiili'l' t‘iAl'l‘lltNti.
flood rollnhic clolhiua good» that will
bear inspection and that We t'iiil rccoulv
ntInII for their wuarina uualiilcs.
lioya' moor iiulil. braid ll‘lmml‘il
prices "in. $2.50 and "All.
lioys' Kuw- i'unta. prchI zit-II mch.
lloya' illonsc Walais. |li‘li'i‘ ".ll'w I-ucb.
...... ... m. . Wm“...
Sll'lll, llllllllll &6
Burnout Building,
amount-oar.
o g. ' 444E ' 45941 i l
u“ " ll .
he ”the assure the people 4oi
by hind“ of our candi-
1.44rlat6’4 whilst w; 'honor assetm and
our party by' is selection. May you
Wii lam Wa‘do Hyde. oi liartiordb
Now rcudy ond illi clcpault nl‘lt‘t‘lltlll4
°°~”r4 '
A, A 1,12.
Ilse
of doing
all the work
of cleaning. when
Ivonne
Washine Powder
will do the biéétsi part? I
14/}!qu (Ire use of
frettiné “and wrarint your
life out on the dishes
and the silverware, the
pots and the pans,whcn
Elm/m will do the world
There’s. a cake of pure
glycerin: Toilet Soap
in every package.
in! .I. a. ”mum on.
CLICVOIUU". so"
inns u mum-s noose wen-u sense
Mrs. Enpcck—Ah. well; things aroE
never so bad but that they might be
worse.
suddenly been nroused)—-l know it.
might be a Mormon and have three or
four of you.
Cloning Out Sale!
Repairing.
Gcncrnl Machine Repairing.
llic yclos u lipoclull).4
HIIIIilI
Itaurl'ou'I'III. I. C. Roth
w—rg...
For to ozone soup troIltI marks. '2 ”mm-
mm b U’flilt’ marks and 207.qu- u'unhinu I-ow
dor Inulo marks. I or ii llIIIich time out \.
hlrstiy old ilssfal Wales. lsulsv liss with l I
Wheels as slows to eat. I0 “
FRIDKRIOK W.
i‘illl'r i. it; HTflltlI'. lli Main sl. ,‘NIIrwItlk. t‘i..
-AN|D A'F-I— I
IULKLIV & WHIILIR'S
IOOIRB'
lllcht' 11" H1'.illll. It’rimlill MIIIII hll't't‘l. Nu.
Norwulk t'tIIIII. Jt‘lL‘III
ST A M FOR D.
Will rcopcu Nbll'l‘ltlhlllltlli 23.
('ollcgc or liIIIIlIIcwI
||i‘t'|tlil'lillnll.
4 I
M “M ltlI E'Otto IIIIuIlch and ”driven boys-E
ll
prepared for college.
Film-ltd IIlit-IIIloII pitch to young.
huts.
I
I4H. U. KING. Principal:
iyZlL'In
Ill-saunas;
Ell..l.,ll ll. will. it. it. ‘llm'oltblc
in r! cct tJuhel. lililli.
o LHAVIO BOll' l‘ll
NOIIWALK Ft)“
NEW YORK.
A. hi.» 1mm, thins. biflx. till». ll.h.'.,
'I'Aill. this. talus. nods. on. stilts.
in..'ilis. liliiix. “.40.
I'. Mr 12.473. Ni. 2.21“. 3.04. 4.07.
Mus. 5.83. {sill-X. hull, “it“. 8.11. 10.2”
SUNDAYS.
A. his-13.131“. tidal. 5.45:. “I“.
l'. .l.-"15.35. 7.20. 9.153. 10.10.
LitAV'ii nnw IoltK FOR titlU'l‘lt
N0ItWMdIi.
A. Motions. hm. am. 7.00. lions.
‘ootx. am. 9.00. 10.03:. IIIIIII. illllla.’
l'. Mr‘llllml. L04. Hills. ll.ll‘.ia. thus.
this. Lilia. tints. hora. ”or. 0.03.
7.00. ti.0l)a. Mil.
IUNDA'II.
A: "#43333. .0”. 7.30.
1‘. 8.4.00.
hillM'ld litill’l‘ll HOHWMJ‘ 1'01!
NEW HAVEN.
A. hl.~l lit. "0!. 0 ll. 1.“. t“.
9.1'Ea.MIoJIa. liMI. it."
with sonnets. m
min-hue In In addition to abovs.p.
..i..ti Ms. m.
IUHDAYI.
A. u.-l.lll. Lg“. 7.“. In.
P. himidl.
An it indicates express.
SOUTH ”DIWALI! 1'0 DANIUIY. 4
AM -—s ill. his. not
M l.,2tl tan Mn. too
tiaturdsys. only no p. In.
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A. ll.-—I-il.llil. 1.25. MI. 11.“.
l'. his—4.20. Mil. M7.
1tiuuday trains to Danbsry, till a. ...
lmavr llanbury. t0. a. I..‘
p. to.
ddop...1s.l.ilplh.
Mr. Enpeck in whom the lion has:
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Who makes himself known through the columns of
The Evening Sentinel,
which Is a welcome daily visitor in the home of poorly
til’i'l'y'illtthill of the Norwulks, lillll llllllly of the homes
of Iusgbbormg towns. It is
The Oldest, Largest,
and Most Influential.
Daily Paper of Norwalk.
lts popularity and cilicacy ill't' tested by its steady
growth in circulation and tlu- l'il )lil increase of its ud-
vcrtising patronage. t i l i . t t i
'l'ut-z EVENING SENTINEL I'cuI-lIcs a class of people who
lIavc nmueyto spend, but who spend it wisely and Well.
Storukcepers. large or small, who bclicvc tl‘Icy lltll’t‘
goods that are worth every dollar people pay for them,
should tell of it and crcate il demand for their wurcs.
This can best be accomplished through
The Evening Sentinel.
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the Wine advertiser is tllll‘t' to pot returns More than com-
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any large business bousc I-cprcscntcd in its columns if
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logic with the wholp utilities;
has not occurred hetero is a marvoLI
That such eruptions will keep resur-
rlng until Crete is either a separate
principality under a who at its own or .
annexed to the Hellenic kingdom is aw
conviction oi all unprojudicod observers
iamiliar with the history of southeast.
eru Europe. From time iIumuanoriaI
the Cretana have been II turbulent and
indomitable race. As much as they have
«affore'd at the bonds of the Turk. their?“
othor Mohammedan dopendcuoies. They
have retaliated with strokes of savage
vengeance and inspired a wholmme
tcur. The heritage of bats hetwdoii
Mussulmau and Christian is incurable}
Nothing more absurd tbuu tho arrange-
most of the powers, which agreed to
pnvorn Croto at arm's length by mili-
tury rule without any unit’y oi authori-
ty. can buconcolvcd. The intense dis-
satisfaction oi both factions was lotions-
ed to the highest pitch. The immediate
cause oi the outbreak was one of many
likely to moor. Tbo Turlr, jeolousoi
any concession shown to the Christian,
thoClIristian boiling with rage at the
least favor to the Turk. a hundred time
rlponed questions lying loose in Cretan
llio like dyumnito ready for explosion.
a race temperament which is in itself a
smoldering tlrobruIId—wbut can be an-
ticipated at any limo but the cmcuto.
Europe could scarcely lIuvo bcou ex- ‘
. [mrtmi at tho closuof tthreco-Turklsh ‘
5 war to have turned over Crete to the
Edefcntcd country. But it was pcri'ootlyE
4prxrcticnblo to bnvo erected o prlnclml-
jity with perhaps Prince (:corgo at its
l bcad. This plan was debated and re-
E jcctcd. A similar solution has worked
well in Bulgaria. Thorn today Chris-
tian and Moslem live peaceably sitlo by
sldo. Why should it not serve in Creto.
I that mother of Greek civilization now
E reduced to a somibarbarlo status? As
E Uroto is today it is a threatening vol-
: coho, smoking when not in eruption.
Where Is Andrcc‘.’
Hope takes years to kill in the case
0H arctic explorers or Airican travelers.
l The justification is some that s so stor-
E tling as to turn the mind from despair
4 in all other cases. The cbunncs of Liv-
inastono a death at the limo whcn
‘ r’tnnlcy found him so cacily wore ro-
E gurdod almost n certainty. '1 ho to cling
Eotubodlcd in Browniug' s pocm oi War-
E ing is common in estimating the proba-
bilitlus under such conditions. it tool:
Emuny years no qocnt b all hope of Sir
John Fntnkiin' s return. Truc. tho fail
urooi' thrco urcttio expcditions, “hich
bad search for hrs trnccs an object. in
whole or in part to obtain some light.
l on his into. had been reported. Y ot no
one iumllior with tho cairaordmary
Efucts in Audrey‘s plun fccis disposed
to dt-«puir. The very novelty of the
‘plan. to much the polo by balloon. in-
spires the imagination, in spiteof tho
rIa-olloctlon that tho Inctluvi procludod
tho safcuuords of tidal rcsourco. which
have saved other explorers. The balloon
gone. and we may rccknu on that. noth-
3 ing was lcft but the lust ravage light of
primitive Hill“ with sovauo nature.
I'l‘hot battle. too. would be under one
sidcd conditionn which own the mod-
i'lll Eskimo or Samoycd savage rarely
Ins-Ila to undergo. Judged by oil the
mica oi human evidence. Audroc and his
gallant oquponions have bccn martyrs
to thclr own onthusiasuls. But even
hard hIsIrtcd tadontists caprcss amuo
mutldcuoo that tho chapter of accidents
will yet ulna last-h the lost. l’criaups
this is tho slices of the uuvu-ity of his
adventuro. l’crhlptl it lstbo habit of
mind. which looks so cheerfully on the
late”! sido instwd of tho Worst in such
motion, own when ilIo logic of prom
blltiy can yield only It shakcoi the
'hcad.
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The railway ompioyccs of the mono
try. starting trom an initiative sinus
in t‘hlcupo. are combining IIIIutI-Iutinl
«friction in all parts oi tho land. This.
it is scarcely noodfui to any. aims to do
away with sun of tinI must pcruicloua
habits of harm-III drinking. porhapa as
prolltlo u mnrco of alcohollccaccssas
any ripple (cotton in American custom.
That it uwvvs out of porn klntllinctl
Innkoait all tho more ilflilm‘fillll. Ii 4
Would be dittlcult to porno tilio trait in
Anna-icon life more Ill-structlvo to the
pants. to health Mid to pond murals.
That an powmiui a class at Inch as rails
wuy employers numbering: huudmh
l of thousands of intelligent and reputa-
E bio memos. have taken hold of this re?
lions is a barn! «has. “no can only
E hope it will «stand to orcry branch Ill
blsllm
Naval Chaplain MohItyrs has hiss
Ecrltlolclup Admiral ital-pm and (lap-
E lulu hob Evans with a sharp mas
and will he court usarilslctl. lie INN“
not wear stumbles straps on the hatred
cloth ii ho '0!“ “Mike his prilttli-
Iul me- er- ‘
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NW Ii ill. M bode of dying I'll.
discs soloist the gran story tall or the“
door-st pics at bones eaten. is
the r aytsaasllrista o hunt them»-
heart whose name totalled. but “moth.
or. neither. usba'r. "
Toenjuynadiu is aperpstnalia-
aaraua amines hetaa bored. ‘l'inris
mmhawpahawtdsrarletyai
miseries have been lcss than thosooi‘ If
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