.t‘mmmmu App-or»
cadmium. and it is le-
3 2 lauded by the noise of the explosion, and
‘ plate happiness faced the delegates to
‘ one of the most ardent of the govern-
Rabbit! Blow Open the Sale of
3 ., Forum Baal: aiFlora. lad.
khaki from Flora. lnd.. says:
“are now on the trail.
‘ liar-it he wflibioulonkinild- I
‘ lag um wmiua.
_‘fo. Associated Prue.)
September '2‘lwA
fgéieveland. onto.
between 2 and 8 o'clock this morning
thy late of the Farmer's bank was
hidwnopen by robbers, who secured
clans‘to $12,000 and made good their
MIN.
Cashier William Moon who was are
appeared on the scene while the rob-
he" were still at work, was shot. and it
it believed he will die.
"A posse of citizens followed the gang
of‘robbcrs for some distance. but they
got away on a hand ear.
Blood hounds have been secured and
There were two terrific explosions
and the. bank building was almost
wrecked.
‘ “P03110111! A! SABA’I‘OGL.
*.
Opening of the lists Conrsntion to
Nominal.- Governor.
lily Associated Press.)
Straioga. September 27—Every cil-
mallz condition necesssary tor com-
the state Republican convention this
morning. The hour set for assembling
was 12 o'clock. At 9:30 o'clock the re-
ply to all questions as to the pro-
gramme oi the various candidates was
"no change," and it became evident
that the Black forces expected to be
beaten in the convention in first ballot.
if Mr. Roosevelt should not be with-
drawn before that time. The attitude
of the Black men at 10 o'dock was best
described briefly by the statement oi
or’s supporters. who said:
“if Mr. Roosevelt's name goes into
the convention he will receive the nom-
ination on the first ballot without any
doubt. We have never claimed that we
could beat him, but we still insist that
he is not an eligible caandate and that
in nominating him the Republican por-
ty puts itself and him in jeopardy.
"it would be unwise Ito withdraw
Governor iiiack as a candidate llni:l
Colonel Roosevelt in really nooiiiiiiiml.‘
as there might possibly at the last ino-
ment be a dot ision for some other ({ID'
didate. Governor lilaik will bi placed
in nomination in the convention."
in both Mr. l’latt's and Mr. Alt;
drudge's quarters this morning it was?
announced that there was liiilc or no
attention bring paid to the ticket ox-'
ccpt the head. although It was asserted 2
that Litiiicnaut Governor \i‘d‘bdrlfl‘
would be rcnominaicd and that Wil-
liam .l. Morton, oi Eric. Would receive
the conipiiollershlp
At 12:...) Chairman it. it Odell. Jr
of the Republican State iommittec. cal-
led the convention to order.
When '.i‘ C. than arose to make a
onbstltullon in 'l‘logai county during iii -
roll-coll oi dvlcgatvs there was it round
of applause, which turned Into on our
tion whim somebody ttt‘lil’il for llll‘l‘i'
chccrs.
'l’licro'Vii-ri- acv-~i'al substitutions that
niiggciiicil polfih-al illic'ipllllc. For in
iittinic. lltlillll‘il Moody Willi put in .
pini'tl of former tiiiilt‘iii lcitiiir .lipiib
Worth. of llrooldyn. Es- Mayor inning
wail forced to make room for John Hut
lilac t-inilih. ’
'l'lic i'oiilcoil coin-lulled, the till
iiouiii-ciuciit was llliiill‘ lliiii ticrcuo b:
Payin- was named for chairman. 'l'h. -
mention at l'rcslfli-ni McKinley": liilillt
during his iipcci-ti was the signal for
wild and t'llillllllltiiil cheering and llil’iw
cheers weri itivcii with ii will.
At lzhii p. 222.. the convention took it
rib-ca» until .‘i‘flo o’clock.
it is unilrriiiood that Elihu limo hill
llllllil' a prrmiiiii Matron-iii of i'olmwl
lioom-roii's t'llitlllllili‘ for the podium
lion for aovorniir ill llw wanton or 211.9
(‘illltttlllluil illia afternoon. it will not
cunt-tat of a inoculation oi ilfllilil’lla
iihd documents as nrliiioaliy intended
bill will be it plain olillf‘illill oi lllli lact-
sii Mr. limo nation-poop them imuilw
with his interpretation of the legal and
iiuivtitutisiimi aspen oi ”it now
\l. ii‘ilhlitll it ili‘llirl llhhitll N'lliill
lily Iii-misled l'ressi
liarsua. iii‘iplctabcr it»: The slow
whi- h were taken suitor:- from “It ripa—
ebb end «it a "Win“ .‘tlil. during the
Maritime iii 1 iii ibirl ii) that M'lpi‘iidii
Ml, wild which Iron- pliiccd in tip
halite history. how im returned on
that vessel and amounted.
.m we" a. w... .
AWAIIMI HEAT" BAT” lN lMW.
thy Associated Press)
Prim rationed. Wash. neutrino" .2?
“Mil "fluid from Haw-on during
the ”at month hit" relented (hr
”with renditions in illtraon as some
“it! w deplm‘ahid. Mid a death rate
mm from bite to iii-realism per day
h is cerium ikiu about ammo
m it- rock to mean river.
, i .
d
Illllnilti of unknown persons.
lWili-l walking from
illi‘lti
(By Associated Pun.)
Washington. September 31-41» let-
ter of Beelitary Alger to the president
ask; ng for an investigation of tirelwsr
department has heéii made public.“ as
follows:
War Department. Washington.
tiepternber it, me
To the President:
1 have the honor to ssh that a board
conslctliIg got front by. to seven meni-
hers oi he most distinguishol soldiers
anti civilians that can be selected. be
appointed by you. with full power to
Investigate thoroughly every bureau of
the war department in connection with
the mastering. clothing. supplying and
arming of troopa,‘ transportation. the
letting of contracts and chartering ves-
sels. and all expenditures of every kind
as} well as to orders issued by this do-
partment—Indeed. that everything con-
nected with the army be thoroughly
investigated for your information.
. (Signed)
R. A. ALGER.
Secretary of War.
At the maria-ion oi the morning
session of the war investigation coin-
rnitiee a letter was sent to Secretary
Alger. outlining the scope of the work
and mounting that be direct the ad-
iutant general. the nuertcrniasier gen-
eral. the commissary general. the sur-
geon general, the. chief of ordnance and
the chief of engineers to furnish as
soon as practicibie information as to
the condition of their several depart-
mcnta at the time of the declaration of
war with Spain and the operations of
these departments from that time tint l
the present.
SURVIY COIPWD
The Nicaraguan“ Canal Commission n
Ready to like their Report
(By Associated Press.)
New York. September L’7—The pre
llminary survey of the route of the
proposed Nicaraguan f'anal has been
completi d and the engineers are going
to Washington to make their report to
the canal commissioners. 'l‘hc engin-
eers reached this city today on the At-
last line itcaniahlp Altai. They are
Andrea Onilerdonk llarvcy C. Miller
Louis Hawkins Eben S. \Vhielr, Wil
lam ll. 'lhomas ltlclinrd it Post Per.
cy .l. Bruno and Horatio ll. Trundle.
The engineers any that-the plan of
the proposed canal is a simple one
and that their reports will show that
the cut. which the Spanish-American
war has shown to be absolutely neces-
sar)‘. can be made quickly and cheaply.
Tin-y have little faith in the story
that work on the Panama Canal is to
be rushed and any that the old cut on
the isthmus is practically a failure .
"v—fl-v
xrcx ososrb me once.
The Police of Uxbddge luvontigntiuu
the Death of James Hartshorn.
(By Associated Press.)
l'kbrldgc, Mass. September 27-Thc
police are investigating the death of
James llnrtshorn. which occurred last
night from injuries received at the
while he
Millvllle to l.'x—
liriiigc one night last week. llarthorii
with a friend named .lohii llrlck.
lioth wcre intoxicated. In a point mor‘
tcm statement. liartahorne says that ii
lili'lt ill the abdomen caused the iron-
ble. llrli-it tinted to the deputy sheriff
this morning tliai llartaiiorne said the
proprietor of a house at which they
wittlipfitl, kicked him.
Luna-2 new sandman
Ivory Factory Refusing to Accept wil-
l» ltrnck Next Tuesday
liaiiidolph. Mass. tieptcmiwr 2'
.i .. TM 4
illlltl'l’ll of the l.aiiicr2i Protective l' illllil 2
.iodny sent the new schedule of prim-ii
formulated by the union iii ”l‘llt‘ltlilll
:ltll‘illllllllml by the union of 'll‘t'iik‘”
ion in NW following
illlll blltli' lll‘lllii liorc: iiiiggcri)
A: Holiimn. llichordn it liuriihani
I". ll.irrctt a company. llryani liooi “d
rllim company. ilruadb-y. llagncy 01'
Il.:t'tiltli'll and \liuion llroiln-rs & com
pany
’l'lu- iiioiiuiiiciurcrs here are iiiviiiml
an in .iii-cpllng the list, although It bi
iuiiicrniooii that ii majority are in in
no of the new schedule and it ll chi:
pail-ii ”ml the lbii will lie algltcil by
all llll' firms by the ”ill of the Week. I
'l‘liv litaicra ultimatum bi tliiil every?
factory i'clnsinit to ucccpl lllc new M'lll'
dob will to struck Ili'll M'I'uesiioy.
contort satanic" amnion ‘
Fourth Annual lute Council. of the
Order in Mellon st Viburnum
\Vcill'lllill".‘ i'tlllil.. l'lppii‘flllh-l‘ iii 2
the booth annual state council of tlic
.llilllm‘ thilcr of l'nlicii Anicrlciiii Mo
i'lilflllt‘h la twins held palsy in Junior
Mt‘vlitlillt’n llall. 'i'hlriy recruiters are
lit aiirmiancc. all iii illcill being past
iiilli'.l“lllii ii. .
‘i'iic momma opinion has opened at
in ii. Iii. by tildli- i‘oiinclliir .l. A.
chit-water, of this oily. and was I'll'l‘w
piii by llli' reading of the report; of
"it various oil-2c".
The election of oillccrs will taiic piilic
loll this afternoon. A iuaiiir portion
of in. afternoon scallion will in» fli'VMw
ml to chauais in the liy-lswii oi the ill"
Illllltiilnfl.
'i‘itioiuno it taili- onnaiinca lhcir fail.
Mill Mimi tiitillhcry owning for rial“
out”. Monday and Tuesday out. and
aim ilicir new lady's turntable: rim
moment. which is ii new feature of
their business 'l‘lielr announcement
comic in this issue.
at the opening was the extensive lio-
tildstion In Tobacco, which fell 41‘ per
cent io‘ifliifi.‘ hooker also lost a point
and fractional losses occurred in other
specfaitfos. The railways ruled enter
with the declines more marked in eer-
tsta of the internationals. which sym-
pnihind with
don market.
Wall sweet, it a. Dir—"0 pulls sti-
tempted to iii the market under the
leadership of or and Metro llisn.
winch linproted notably. ’l‘ne sacs
in the genrsl 31st was met by urchin}:
of realisation hill! the chart w
abandoned. Tobacco broke to 13216
no the denomination in this stock
caused vlol t declines in other spec-
ialties. New ark Air Biakc main 4%
The market quieted down toward it
o'clock but there v. no abatement of
the pressure except in 2.. mm. which
recovered to 134%.
with street noon—The marked devel.
oped animation in the second hour at
the expense‘ of values. The bears
switched over to Sugar and hammered
it down three points from the best. The
break in this stock. in view of its late
steadinesa, dleconcerted the bulls and
free sales were made of the. standard
stocks. Tobacco gave way at limit. but
seemed to meet some support around
lzli and soon «roused 185. At midday
the market showed a tendency to
harden. but the [movement was hesita'
tlrg. Fa m to noon. 251,240.
Wall street. l p. tor-Covering“ of
shorts hoped to improve various
stocks but the gains were short-lived,
as an effective raid on Sugar and Nor-
thern l‘aciilc soon preclpltatoi general
~elllng anti prides reached the lowest.
The bears tested the list here and
there and lent their energic it where
support deemed lacking.
Wall street. r2 p. m.—The market
steadied and beat-med all during the
early afternoon. losses approximating a
point having been established mean-
while in all prominent railroads. The
iniliistrlals figured for a greater de-
cline. particularly Sugar and Tobacco.
the cessation of the gold import move-
ment and the fll'nliir‘ilfi to money were
influences favoring the bears aside 3
from the acute Weakness in special I
stocks. 3
1'0 BRING HOME THE IEAD.
the weakness of the hon-‘2
[macho-sits Soldiers who l'sll in
Dottie to loop in Native loll.
(By Associated Press.)
Springfield. Mass, September 27»-
Representatives from the cities and I
towns li'iving companies in the Second ;
regiment met at City liall, on call of
Mayor Dickinson today. and perfected
iii organization to arrange for the
bringing hotiic from (‘iiba of the bod-
ies of the men, members of the regi-
ment who were killed or died of disease
at Santiago. Mayor "edge. of Worm-
ter. was made chairman of the organic,
cation. The purpose iii to secure from
ihc' government a transport and sand I
to Cuba undertakcrn and members of
the regiment who can locate the graves
and identify the bodice. A fund will
be fillM'il to defray the expenses of thc ;
enterprise.
HOLD lll'hl'l‘ FROM ALASKA,
Port Townsend. Wash. September 27 E
w'l‘lw steam schooner Fulton has or
l‘lVril. fourteen days from t-lf. Michaela.
having cucouutorcd severe gslcs during .
ilie voyage. :ihe brought fifty-ulna .
miners from nearly every mining dis-3
it‘lct in Alaska, and among the crowd.
Hit.1‘tllnfl to the atnicnicnt of the pur-
ser. more pi lli'le‘t'll iridium and Ill)".-
‘lllll in itobl dost.
Dori Slili BONDS.
JACOB M. LAYTON,
Atllilhi'l‘ Milt
llii hint indemnity (to,
llnrtfoiii. i'onn.
lioaiis for City and ‘Town ild‘iclais
Prompily toned.
Grand
iCenti-al
Market“...
Wliuh- nah and input
trailers in
Fish. Oyntorn.
Cllfl'iI. .
location. .‘
Lonnie". ‘
loft Iheii Crone.
Little Hoots Clum- .
Ind thy-tern
stout out on the "bimbo".
iuiporici till an i Milllllt‘m
l’mwliutmi-rlcan Willlfli
"slim-’22 iiiilii-ii Iiildlia.
lumitt'el'nnuod ilmala lllt‘ illi- .
tal llllil‘ iiml.
l’urc 'l'miiato t 'uisiip
Hunt & Zelnff.3
' 'i'lepluuw iiivi
with street. to: til at am anion "
3 styles at
hackers
AND
‘ new loan. 'surrs.
Be careful met lie new zlat-liet you
buy this flail has the correct form of
sleeve. There has been lots of discus-
sion and lots of samples submitted sni-
orig the makers of high-class garments
as to ihe'comctness of the style to be.
adopted. Now the matter his been set-
ueii unit iii. can 2.2.1.222“...
And we have the latest styles.
During the controversy We. remained
silent in regard to advertising the new
styles because we wished to be abso-
iiitcly certain am; correct when we sn-
nounccd our first new offerings. The
wiscness of this plan is now made ap-
parent. h:very garment in this store
comes from the latest accepted modes.
The early styles having been illacontlno
oed we have nothing to alter but what
is new and strictly in keeping with the
most fashionable thoughts of acknowl-
edged critics.
Ladlcs' Jackets, from ”.00. 86.022,
86.50, Stilt), 87.75. 88.00 and 88.50
”5.00.
Mlsscs' Jackets. in ages from 14 to
iii years. from 83.50.785.00 and $6.00 to
into. '
' Bolts. an absent linc. from 818.00 to
$35.00.
(loll capes In a.. the new
it)
new cfft‘eis.
liEAi'Tll‘Tl. SILKS.
Sp cialLoi‘fcrlng of evening and tidy
ii special low price.
beautiful and extra quality. for
yard.
3.!
Six pieces in evening Mcctamslindcs ‘
such its
pink and white.
ccrlse and whiic.
oli'i rose am. white.
lavender and white.
light blue and white.
green and vhite.
Five piqccri for day wear, cacti in
two-toned effects but in more conserva-
ilvc colors than the oihorit: and yet
they are not dill, but rich and hand- '3
Five different pieces and .
some goods.
live cnitrciy different effects.
For good honest ralucii and brilliant
and conservative silk buying we know .
of nothing better than ibbi special offer
The D. M. READ CO.
WWI!
Mold-
Proof
Jellies.
‘l‘hc iii-rin- iii the air poi-inch
mold. Keep out the air «2 it
prevent tiiolil. This can lie-
iliine by running incite-ii par-i-
fliti on top iii the telly when
finished. int-Ounce a cot-
rrlug practically air tight.
‘l‘yiiig pop” over the top 2-.
imnwcmsry. When the ,ll‘ll"
la in he it-i‘tl lit" pll‘nlliticiiii
be mum i-d its a colic. washed
and he used mm and over
again. thic-hiiirih ruiand
covers tmio iii in 2a) tumbler-i
ul it'll.“ 7r. '.lb.: Hr. '.lb:
“Air. n
R. if. Plclsied.
Drought.
ll Wit-liiliuiioi I'll cw).
itnuih Niowiilk.
~”libido-ad” Notice.
The Withheld t'oiuiiy linings limit,
Nth-walk. mind. ttcpionibcr till. 2m.
At a lllf‘l'llfll oi the direct ll"! of The
:li‘iilrih-id i‘oiuiiy itsviugs i uh held
this day it dividend ill the rats of hour
it) per i'till per around was declared
‘ to dorm-dines from the cartilage of the
:m months ending Mptcaiber 30th.
lliilll. ,
‘ The sun» will be enierrm Willi
intuiti- and paid on and after "t‘iiillfl‘
iiitli. is»,
Vlt'Tillt ll. lll'lillilGi‘K.
into 2w tBN‘l'MIl" and Treasurer.
The suburban householder generally
carries home of an evening two psi-ii-
am om the meat for dinner. and the
other sundry new form for burglar
irigbirnold devices.
.222 TRISTRAM .2 HYATT o...
No 2 Gazette Building, Norwalk. _,
Advance Sale Of Furs. ,
,3», Last 1511 titer. when the. price of all F are was much less than during the Win-I
to season, an when the cost of workmanship was about one-half, we placed our
or er for our entire stock. At the prices the goods were bought. the manufacture .
would not hold them for us and we were obliged to take them as soon as they were
made up. ‘ The goods are now all in stock, and we have decided to place them on
sale at genuine bargain prices. They are all made in the very latest styles of Col- .
larettes, Capes and Jackets.
iii) iiicli Astraliiinii Capes.......
Algerian Seal (iollsrciies ........................... “til 75 and i. so . 2i .
Krlninior Lamb “ very stylish for youiigiadies...l.9il 27 “ China Heal tingle..........-.. ....... .2880 .e
Algerian Seal, with yoke of Aatrekliaii...........'i, 5.60. 7.60 30 “ “ “ “ I27
China Seal and Skunk tiils .................. ...... . ...... ....il. 50 211 u u u Jm-keu 2750
1’9”” Elt'l’tr'c SPII ....................................... I ........ u" s. 50 :- u llzlel'lfll' m‘ Jnckct” ul-gluunun-nasua-niso-nv-vc.87.miflt
“ “ “ and Skunk tails ................ ..........itl.ill till .2 At I” J it- "750 '
French Marti-Ii ...... ......................... . .................. ..10.50 m m" m ”H". """" """""""" "" '
:21 inch Addition ours-ii. wmiii 2:5 ...................... moo 2" “ “ " Mm Quality-u-----.--.«-~~87-50'
l'very Fill' Garment sold by its is fully guaranteed. Any of our customers 3
wishing to take advantage of this sale and am not fully picpiiicd to do so can make 1
their selection now and “'1' will hold the goods {in iiitiiio ilcliicry without cxtr .
charge. 2 ..
mistram E) Khan
NORWRLK, CONN. “9:2
shades and .
ltarc. .
'i'fic 3
huuSCOFlELDSt-HOYT.
? 2 rim
‘8 'lSl iFll ilW't Ud "
i [Willa fl 8 0 it fill 111 ill ll erwear.
3 Ladies' lcrscy 1 low oil Lined lords and Pants ciiili 22c.
.5 Mon a .lcrscy [2 lcec ed liiiicil llianeis and Sliii ts, 5022 each.
? .Cliilili'cii s Sliiits and Humor, 20 and" ...5c enc 'll. _ _
Liiilyics' Fast liliick llosc, double Solo and heel 2 pairsJ 20o. .
Flannel Blankets. ‘I‘
' Look in our window; the grand'display of Blankets front Idiotic”l $7 per pair 7:141
Quality for superior to anything ever offeied. . - ,3
‘ Just; ici aired a huge consignment of Crockery in 112 pici c lliiinci' Sets, fin "m
ly decorated enamel, giiaiaiitccil not to (‘l’iltk $8.39, .i. hi8 13 14. 5i'ipiccc "lcaSei i.
.at. $5.98. Looms; lioclicstci' liiii',iici' decorated bowls and globes $2. 98, 3. 39, 4. 98 '
.5250. '1' pilot Sets, .2 pieces to it) pici cs, Si 2.25.), .i 4, 5. . ~
Carpets a Specialty. Look at our liigraiii Carpets, at 50c per yard.
-' Take a guess on our chair to be given away in either store.
SCOFIELD $- HOYT, . _.
83 Washington St. So. Norwalk. ' ( ‘liib Building Norwnlk.
‘-!— .-5! .._. m
As this cool weather suggests
wni'iiiiiig chi-ctr, our line of
«2 UNDER: .«oé if
«22 WEAR «22»
Is Attracting Special Attention.
i. -_ .._...
it has Iii-cu so sclcctcil that the prices ivill suit your pocket book, while the 2‘,
quality is such that your best judgment will convince you that
22222 Choosing 'bhese You Choose the Basil
it is never any trouble to show our minds.
Ernesto 8) Compare}.
Clothiers and Furnishers. 98 Washington Street
W; DON'T GET LEFT. BOYS.
'I'It "ll October link will soon be hero.
Pimplii FOX’S iuiic LOADED SHELLS.
"W? 00.
B. W ‘2 per 1
bill P m Factory Loaded Shells. Shit) Up.
Royal Puellrl “"9" “WWW“- WWW”; stiffen-c. Bic . lite.
“tit. Ill Si. it If DIME".
WW...”
Fox Cycle Gt Hardware 00.,
no Wnnhinpton Street.
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