Associated Press Despatches Up to the
Hour of Going to Press.
No. SLATE 0R PROGRAMME
ll
New York State Democrats in dooveotioo at Syracuse. Unable. to
Agree. and a Prolonged Fight is Anticipated—Adjourn-
tnetit Token Until Tomorrow.
(By Associated Press.)
Syracuse, N. Y.. September 28—The
Democratic state convention convened
It noon today. absolutely without a
slate or programme other titan the
temporary organization agreed upon in
the state committee last night. it is
in thirty respects the most remarkable
political convention ever held. Never
before have all the prominent leaders
of the Democratic party appeared in
convention and consulted as to pro-
gramme, without result.
' Richard Croker. David a not. Sen-
ator Murphy and Senator McCurren.
'rcprsseliting Hugh McLaughlin have
had frequent conferences. but no
agreement has been reached. Titeso
conferences have been conducted ttpon
apparently friendly lines. anti under
the leadership of Senator Murphy there
is art evident disposition for harmony.
bttt upon \ but lines it is difficult to de’
termine. Absolutely nothing is known
of the different propositions discussed.
but there are rumors of all characters.
Because of tire delay in reaching tiny
I agreement, it is generally believer] that
there is trouble of some sort, anti many
believe that a figiit will dovolop in th-
convention.
The leaders. however, confidently as-
sert that all differences will no settle-i
during the day and a complete under-
standing rtathod licforo tomorrow morv
ning. when the actual work of the con-
vention will begin.
The crowd gathered here is undoubt-
edly the largest ever met at a state
convention. The great convention hall
is throngod to its utmost capacity and
hundreds of struggling men are massed
outside the entrance Indoovoring to
gain admission. Tammany Hall is very
largely represented, fully 2.000 braves
being in attendance.
The silver adhorents are Wcll rcpt-e
sntd. Thy have had numerous con.
fervor-es. tho rsttits of which liavo llt't‘ll
convoyod to tho party leaders.
it is‘ lliltlt'i‘.~lti(l(l that thoy will do-
mnnti some place upon the ‘tlt'ktii for
, one of tho reproscntativtr, probably
Wilbur l". Pox-tor. tho party's candldatr
for governor two years ago.
if concessions arc not made by Rich—
ard Croker. Senator liiil and tho Hil-
vcritics. they threaten a light in tin-
convention. I
Mr. ('roker ontcrcd thc convention
hall at 12:20. and his appearance mini-u
ed a tremendous demonstration. A
grrnt shottt wcut tip from ow cy utniin-t
of the hull. tttid tho wliolo cottioniion
Was In an uproar. uhioh inrtctl iiiitli
ho had taken his soul with tho 'I‘urti
many dt lrgation.
(.‘liniruiun litttifoiih unuouucmi that
the state counrtnittoo bud iiirosiod him
to Dri‘rtt‘lil its tho tctuporury chairman
of tin- t'iiiiiililltlll tlio llon, ticot'u‘ \l
Pulmor. of Srhohiti'io.
littlognto l'n-rco. oi‘ .‘llllll'tli’,
got lit a rosoluiion endorsing iiio t‘hi—
cngo platform rolutlvo to silvor. but it
was not ullowod to be road. No at.
tcmptcd to nilt'ltlt. but was rulod out
and tho rosoiutioii tuft-cred.
At lziiti u recess was taken until it
o‘clock tomorrow.
illi‘il in
louam DY AOOLIILTION ;
man I. D. lporry lettered to
Succeed Iitlleif»
(By Associated l'ross.)
N- w ilavon. COML. Svpieurhor 2s --.ltt
the contention of the liotiitbllritns oi
lilo ilmond i‘ulltti‘tmaiutiul ilinltici bold
in lirpuldtt-ur. Hall. in i‘rouu mitct-i.
this noon lion N. it. tipci'ry “no utmn~
liumtsiy nominated by ill'l'lilmlilllill.
Tho tonvontiiin wmr onilod to order by
U. l’. la-cronior. of East ilttdtbttn. of
the district romntiitoo. unit tit-org» |,.
“Mimi. of Mtrltiti l'ttl‘lttel lira-sltlt'tl
.\l.\.ililt Ai..\i\' "l‘HlllNN.
.‘lotwn-h. t‘onn. ricptctubor 3H --.\ini-
or Altar of tho stuff of i‘oloaoi pm.
Wood. of t'otnp \Viittiff. has resigned
his podium. llo loft beutc, lll this
city. in Mill. itr Inito lim position ill
tlilcf ruraooi on ilit' stall of Major
Gerri-rut lini'lit. couimittidtnu flit' nor-ind .
iiivittttn Mound Army corps ill t'arup
Mgr-i. Intor ho was ordorod to duty
at (“stop Wlhtiif. Previously ho had
been surgeon of tho Third i-gimcni. t'.
N. 0.
11'0”]. VII LUCIY.
Annoy Oar IBM his nor-o After
he era-Thrown out.
Brakcman Fancher.’0f the New Ca-
naan liitcttic road. had an experience
Monday cvrning that he does not care
ti. havo rcptsted.
lie was driving from New Canaan to
Stamford. when the horse took fright
it on approothlng trolley car near the
Spriugdnic crossing. How as unable to
t'tlllli‘tl the horse anti he wa ethrown
out. the horse contintrcd his mad run.
reaching the crossing at precisely the
santo time as did the trolley our.
The horse was struck anti thrown to
one side of the track. d’cad. 'l‘hc wag-
riv also was wrecked.
Tito horse was owned by Conductor
iionrcr iroliwood of the New Cannot
bud. and Puncher was driving to Sts'ri
'ot'd to luring him back to New Canaan.
at tho rotnplotion of his rttn.
McOOY AND COBB!“ MEET.
they have a "Monkey" and “Cut"
Time in the Ciisey House.
(By Associated Press.)
Now York, Soptomhor 2H—Jamcs .l.
Corbett and Kid Mct'oy, tho pugilists.
mot in the (liiscy ilotisc corridor this
afternoon and were soon calling caoh
other “monkey" and "our." The clini-
art was ronohcd whon McCoy kicked
Corbott in the groin. b‘ricnds intor-
posed.
()I‘t‘lli’A'l‘lON 0i“ FASllOUJ‘L
(By Associated Press.)
September 28~'l'ho (ifllllJlr
this morning publishes an interview
with the minister of tho colonies. M.
Trottiliot. in which be Is quoted as say-
ing it is not true Major Marchard has
been abandoned up to tho prosont. 'l‘hc
ntinistor addcd, tho b‘ronoh govorit-
mont has only heard the British vor«
sion of tho innior's occupation of i-‘ttsh-
otiu and no stops \iiil lit' takoii in tho
liiiillt'l‘ until the l“l‘il|t'li
ports ato too-trod.
Paris.
tillit't'l’s' to-
'i‘lio iiiiiiistor tui-
thor rottiiirks that one cssotitlul point
had llt'tll soctticd lit tho avoidance of
it rolisiou beiwoon the French and
ilritisii troops. and that it will bc hcro.
and nor on tho Nilo. that tho outwtlon
t
on it will bo soltlod.
"itlt-IN.‘l.\i. l'litiliit‘i‘I S'I'AKICS.
tlly Assoointcd i’rosst
i London Nellllllliti 28‘ “the tiicttniul
ltiollni at
it's ililt
“till
ll'b iii iltc to loud \i or of tin lil‘ti-ibi
l: ltlililtl tilttilint' nidkos iii itll sot"'~tl
‘in'n: unit. with sun sot iotgtis tlllilltl
’ttiil tilt,» Ni'll‘llitilt- for tho lltiilillillttl
tins was won bv hli ..l
it.” old l'ill illll ilaiitsliit its.
"loii Moan up
oi lllt \\".iiillti "loil riiouns lllUIilIi.l
'Iiu iioo'rt, u tiitoo- -y-oui -olli buy Hill.
oivucd by Lord Stittiioy. was not placid
in tin iiitut Eilhll'l'li linilwuy hiltltllihilv.‘
n swoop-lair» of :tou soi'orrigus t'ilt‘li
for sinitots. with rain sovot'clgtis iiillll‘il.
for litrc. -yout‘~olds und npwrds. 'l‘ho
nus won by Mr.
scliiltl's ilvr-yrut-old clloiiiltlti
homo. iy .iuggici'. out of Mci‘i‘it- lateral".
tw-
oacori'rnus or nuts.
tliv Associated Prose.)
New llnvvn. r’eptombor 28" ‘i'iit- first
annual tout-cation of tho llnltghtors of
Erin wan le'd itt this city today. The
i'iiliiviilllill uu~ hold in hit. \loyslns
Hall 'llt lil'tht'lll Iiillctt‘s lltild ti\'t'i'
till i'tut, 'l'lny iti‘I‘l Mrs. ltlcauor Mi“
i'liili. prisidtttl; Mom Martian-t Knit-
iltu. of lili‘l’i’ii‘i‘l. t‘lt‘t‘-lirt'sltloiili birr.
.lt-lliilt' 'lnrny, of Wli'tl‘llllt‘i. ttl'l‘l‘lill‘y
and lint ii lilio'lduii. of Middlriown.
ch plain, -i'bi»- owning it buntptoi all
in» at-I‘Vt'il io llto I'i‘il‘uuli‘i!, who will to
llw “up-l. of tho local division in tho
upper hall.
in tho lllllllitait- ’iitc 't‘ nit-hereuind
now. children. can you toll the who ii
is that titliti wiehod thought into your.
bonds?
thlt‘h-wl'ltutttfl. inti'itm: iiulgor knows.
't‘In- Toaohor-ltuil why should hula
urr know any better than the not of
you?
Vtilie~
iIM.
~‘t‘auu his nut in a clairvoy-
of l"ii-li0tl.i and oihor matters hanging”
Mil. l
l-‘iio hoist-s run I
Zoom sin tons
Loopold do itoilt-n
ilcliilttti '
stern and although improv
of prices was lower with the soloia'itiaa
prominent. Tobacco dropped 2% and
Sugar yielded over a point on the re-
duction of it to r 1-]! in prices of the
product. The Northern Pacific stocks
received support owing to the favora-
ble August statement and Metropolitan
"1" boughton expectation of increased \ Be careful that the new Jacket you ‘
buy this Fall has the correct form of, ,
earnings with the introduction oi oi-
ectrical equipment on tilxih and Eighth
avenues.
Wall street. noon—'i'be advance or
sumcd considerable proportion in spoil.
but the trading waa comparatively
light. The tendency induced covering.
but as soon as this inquiry was satia-
tied the market halted and eaied 0'
Tobacco was very fcvcrittzi and fail to
132%. The cessation of liquidation in
the lndnstriais and e efforts to pro-
mate a rise in‘vitco iorr..n purchases.
btit the demand. while not particularly
largo. embraced a variety of shares.
Sales to noon. 200.484. .
Wail street. it a. m.-—'i‘he soiling
lilIiHILHi soon died out and tho. traders
.titimptcd to cchr. Stocks. however.
were usually held and succesaiVe hide
at advancing prices caused a sharp rls:
in tho western shares. Tobacco and
Sugar were in exceptional demand and
lnil-ltllt‘tl one-half per cent .iach above
last night's figures. Purchases by
commission houses assisted the rally
and tho. speculation exhibited a better
i01l-‘ than for some trays.
\Vali street. l p. m.-—'l‘he boars made
a concerted attack aftcr midday and
slit'i't'ttit’tl iii dislodging long stocks lli
natty liisiatnoos. Tito spccititics nnt—
orally woro tholr ohlof t:trgct.'und 'i‘o-
lblt'l'i) spcodliy yielded to ”9%. the
must price recorded in the current
morctrmnt. Sugar lost the earlier gain
ind tho (lrtingcra. prcfcrrod i’az-itlcs
ind Soutiiwostorns fell below yoeter-
iay's final prices. Business which had
ocon oxtromoiy dull Iivcnod tip. bitt tht'
activity was not sustained.
Wail stroot. 2 p. m.——-’i‘ho soiling
triovcttcnt was pormittod to rttn its
"tllif'iil‘. but along towards 2 o'clock tin
boom rollnuiiishcd their efforts ttnd tho
iiizirkcl tilt'iltllt'tl and lapscd into dull-
ytoss. Lorain proforrcd. which had
drown rccont conspicuous strength ow-
ing to tho benefits oxprctod to nccrit
irom tho t‘.[ll ration of tho b‘edcrtri Stool
company, lost 3‘41 por cont. Sugar wa.~
\voil tatkott on the brook and immodl-
il?l\' iti'tro nbovo l‘lfi, \vhcn prcsstiro
“its lt‘liii Viii
NOTICE
Annual Town Meeting
'i'bo itiliii'dtitiis. lawful volt-[s of the
Town of Norwalk. nro horoby notlllo-l
and warnod that tho annual Town
\ito lag of said Town will ho hold on
tho first Monday of tb-tol-or. tses, for
tho- following purposo. to wit: 'i‘o
I:lt'('l by ballot oil of tho 'i'owti ofiict‘t's
crircpt tho-c by law proviiiod to be up-
poiniod by tho Soloctnton.
’i‘ho pulls will be opou for said pttr
litisc frotu ii o'clock In tho forcnnou un-
til 5 o'clock in llio afternoon at tho fol
lowing piucos to wit: At tiio old Town
liouso for tho iir~t voting di~trioi. at
tho l'utnum iioso iloiiso lil Franklin
.~lrcoi. i-louili Norwalk. for tho soconii
voting district and .it tho Voluoioot
iiiso llonso iii l-litst uvonuc. Fit!” Not
unlit. for tho third voting disiri t
lintctl iii NorWaiit tho ‘."'th do) of
Hcptotnbor, liiliit.
FRANK ii.
..l
Nihililtlll.
El'lllt.-\l.\i 'i‘lillbihlt-i.
S.~\.\Il'I-Il. LYNES.
St‘lt'l'llllt‘il of tho Town of Norwaik.
n3“ i'll
«\I'l’l Y 'l‘ti
JACOB M. LAYTON
Mil-2H 1‘ Hill
The tetra indemnity 00., ;
liurtford. ('ttilti.
iioods for City and Town ilii‘tclttla
l’roiuptlv Issued.
Grand
3 Central
, Market..__.. ,
Whole-air and Nolan
litutlttrs in l
l‘tah. Oyatera.
Clarita. t
local iopl.
Lonnie". i
loft Ihali Crane.
Little Noel: Clams .
and Oyster-I
Marni otti on lip iinli illicit.
l
ltnportod fill and Hardino-
l"rttllt'lt-Allti'l'lt‘ttll mitiiu.
lloiti/o u ibdo d limits 9
‘ [,pwptt‘et outwith-min 'llii'llii'
i oat lolit'bmi . -
l l'iil't‘ 'l‘omutot air-tip
l Hunt & Zoloft.
'l‘ ‘lt‘ttliliiii‘ till-d
...... . ..... .m... a...” m m
made in some stocks the general rate 1‘
shit it?!
JACKETS
AND
NEW FALL SUITS.
\
sleeve, There has been lots of discus.
clan and lots of samples submitted am;
ong the makers of high-close garments
as to the correctness of the style to be
adopted. Now the matter.bari boon sot-
tled antl,the final decision made.
And we have the latest styles.
During the controversy wa remained.
silent in regard to advertising the now
4... TRISTRAM t HYATi, ..
No. 2 Gazette Building, Norvvalk.
Advance" Sale Of Furs.
Last Summer, when the prioo of all Furs was much less than during the Wi
tor season. and when the cost of workmanship was about mic-half, we placed on ,,
At tho prices the goods were bought the manufacturers
would not hold them for us anti we were obliged to take them as soon as they were
'1 lie goods are now all in stock, and we have decided to place them on
They are all made in the very latest styles of Col-t!
order for otir entire stock.
tirade up.
sale at genuine bargain prices.
larettcs, Capes and Jackets.
“we“ “WM,” we wished to m. abso- Algerian Heal Collarctuin .................... . ..... ...$3.75 and 4.9.5 60inch Abil‘ttklliiii Lopes ..... .. . ..... .
I t u ' ~ t tt ..
iutely cortain an". ..-orroct "hr“ we an- Kr ititiitr Latiib very styllnll foryotnig|atlies...t.Di-l 27 (.hitrn i-icnl tlam.s....,.... ..... . ..... "no...“
.. Algerian hit-til. with yoke of Astrukbatr...........'i, 5.60, 7.50 80 “ “ “ “ ..... ........... . ..... . ......
noonood otir first new offcrinirs. lhc ('tilna Heal and Skunktiils ....................... . ............... 8.50 2.; u u o “pm.“
wliicncss of this plan is now made np- Fine Electric Soul ........................................... ....ii.ri0 . . . _
i. o o l wk k 2" ‘ Electric i-loal Jnt-ketti......... ................. .
parent. Every garmcnt in this start “'1‘ ' “" tail ..1000 2,, .r .
tl‘l‘t'lit ll Martin ...................................................... 10.50 A traitltnn 'lm'km" ""'“' """ """""" '
comes from the latest accepted modes 37mph Astrnkiiati Calves, “-0,”, $35 ..................... ltiflt) 21‘. " “ “ Extra Quality.
The curly styles having been discontin-
ued wo have nothing to otter btit what
is new and strictly in keeping with tho
most fashionable thoughts of acknowl-
.dgcd critics.
ladios‘ Juckotu. from 851m, soon,
“.50, $1.00. $7.35, 33.00 and teen
825.00.
Missos‘ .inokrts.
in yours. front $3.50, $5.00 and who to
timid.
to
in iigcs front 14 to
Suits. an cicgnnt lino. from $18.00 to
$35.00.
Golf rnpcs in it. tho ncw shades and
ntgw offccts.
ill'IAl'Tlit‘i'l. SILKS.
Sprini oifi ring of owning and day
"arr.
for 75,.
styles of it special low llf'll‘i‘.
bountiful and oxtrn quality,
t yurtl.
Six piooos in owning cffoots—shadrs
such as
pink and whito.
corisc and white,
old rosc ant. white.
lavcndcr and whito.
light blue and white.
groon and white.
l-‘ivc plovos for day wonr. mob in
two-toned effects btit in more conscrva-
tivc colors titan tho othors; and 3'"
they til'c not dull. but rich and immi-
~'t)lilt' goods. l-‘ivo diffvront plcccs ani
il‘l' cutiroly diffcrcnt offocts.
For good honost \‘.llllt's and brilliant
ltlltl conscrvntivo silk buying we know '
of nothing lit'llt‘i‘ than this special tiffor
_—_.-——— —
The D. M. R‘FAD CO
BRIDGINBT
Magazine
Advertisements
Cascattts Can be answered
here. We stock a
Riptus titrail tpiaotity oi
iitomrl all the popular reto-
edits advertised in
the leading periodi-
cals. and in case we
fail to meet your re.
quest. can furnish
littoral
lioii's
Itlt
Sililll's the articles on a
day's notice. Is'ut
'l'tllltii this better than
'l'illitllilc writing a lettcraod
waiting a week or
ltli tiltl two for your route-
illiol dy 'r
R. H. Plaisied.
Drought.
“Wit-bin tuttrtimi,
Ntiiill . itiwitiit.
Dividend- Notice.
‘iln- l-‘uhiiold t‘oituiy Havings intuit.
Norwulk. t‘onn. licpfombor 2‘3. lites.
\l a ruooliitg of tho tllrccturs of The
l-‘utritobl t‘otuiiy Savings llault held
ihi.« tlill u‘tllvidood ut the rate of four
tit por c in. nor tiiiililltl was declared
. to depositors from tho earnings of the
slit months ending
llliili.
The amino will no onion-d on puss
books and pant air and after tit-robot
liiill. iblil.
itoptornber 30th.
\‘ii‘Ttilt ti. tilththt‘K.
Memory and Treasurer.
t
It in ii Iorttinoio woman who can at-
ford to be ill sis week» and have the
prospect of some new frocks ahead of.
her whoa who at last am out of doe-1‘
lM'a illitl auma' hands. l
“’1 ‘f’: '
‘
G
Every Fur (iarittout sold by tts is fully guaranteed.
c 'lial go.
Men-am E) Kean.
NORWILK. CONN.
Any of our customers
wishing to take advantage of this sale and are riot fully prepared to do so can make
their selection now and wo will hold the goods for fi'ttuio dolivory without extra
SCOFIELDDH a“ HOYT. "
Special Sale 0i Fall and Winter Underwear.
Lailics lorscy l locc 'cd Lined \ests and Pants, each, 22o.
Mon s lot'scy l loco od Lined Drawers and Shirts, 50o oac li.
(‘ hildicns Shirts and lit awors, 20 and 25c each.
Ladies Fast Black llosc, double solo. and heel 2 pairs, 25o.
Flannel Blankets.
Look to our window; the grand tlispl: ty of Blankets frotn 49c to $7 per pill).
ibntlity far superior to anything over ofiorod.
.litst i'(‘t cited a largo oonsigiiiuont of ( rot:
ly doootatod otiantol, guaranteed not to c wk, :41. 39, 3,98,13,14.
at $5.. ‘18. Lamps, liooliestcr bttritor, doc , .ttod boWlsctind globes $2. 98, 3.39, 4. 98,
5.50. ("loilct fits, )ptccos to ill piotcs, $§f 2.39, .i, 4, t3.
(tarpotsha Spot- iitlty. Look at our lug ain (‘ tripets, at 50c per yard.
"luko nTg’uos-s on otir c hair to be giv an away iii citlror storo.
lSCOFIELD a. HQYT,
‘lub Building, Norwalk.
83 Washington St. So, Nortvnlk.
.\s this cool wcatltor suggosts
\vurritiitg cliccts, otir llllt"'tif
o» UNDER:
«1}» WEAR
It has boon so solootod that tho prioos will suit your pockot book, while the
quality is such that your host judgment will convince you that
be Chooshxq None You .Choose the Bee“
It is never any tronblo to show ottr goods.
Stands 8) Comoanu.
Clothiers and Furnishers. . .
“m-“ ....-- .... mum..-w ..
2:. "" Pimplis
on also or Woman.
Uctolu-r‘llt'nll will soon ho bore.
Gill Bo (lurid 02 per too.
"'""'"""'.. a... Factory Loaded Shells. Stall) Up.
Royal Pearl.
”—.....a. a.»
no Waahington It
A was AD.
IN Till WING sauna-i.
WILL I!!!“ too
3010‘
means.
li:|:t|t:|::|tq::p:l::|::|:i tiltilii|it|ti |tt|zt|riltt|tii
i 3 i "Weatfldala the tastiest are
lam Cotton. try Otto...........
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. .w em w. MM! MW“ " "
. -«mvw zen-farms war-“1st a or ‘ ‘Mi‘ ”WWW r
cry iii 112 piece Dinner Sets, line-
56 piece Tea Sets
«a»
so»
is Attracting Special Attention.
98 Washington Street
DON‘T GET LEFT. BOYS.
FOX’S HAND LOADED SHELLS,
GUNSt Remington» Parker, Syracuse. lie. lie.
.Wmlmimmm. Fox Cycle 6: “affiliate 00.,
Of.
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