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‘l'he Probate Convention.
All the delegates to the Republican
probate convention to‘nomlnntc Judge
Woodward's successor having been
selected, the probability of a deadlock
the convention becomes apparent.
The candidates for the office are At-
, 'tbrney Joseph B. Taylor, of South
Norwalk, and Attorney J. fieldon Hurl-
1, butt, of Norwalk.
Mr. Taylor will .have the support of
the South Norwaik delegates, Messrs.
Smith and Mathewson, and the dele-
gates from New Canaan, Messrs. lllius
and finance, while Mr. Hurlbutt can
count on Messrs. Raymond and Hoyt,
of Norwalk, and Messrs. Raymond and
Olden, of Wilton.
if this designation of delegates iii
' ~ correct—four for Mr. Taylorand four
for Ur. llurlbutt~the outcome of the
convention becomes a matter of spec-
nlntlon. Unless one side gracefully
' yields and a nomination is made, thc
election of a Democratic judge of pro-
hate is insured.
in the interest of party harmony
W some arrangement shonid be reachci.
I whereby a nomination can he made:
and it should he a question oi which
candidate, Mr. Taylor or Mr. iiurlbutt
can reasonably be expected to poll tbi
larger vote.
1 The delegates should be mindful o'
the fact that they owe something ti
party as well as to inlIlVlilllftlS; thai
it is often necessary to sacrifice person
I! prefernces and forego political
honors in order that unity, the. key
stone of success, may prevail in tin
party ranks. National and state can
ventions have frequently establishm
this precedent.
A Heidi-n liule “overshoot.
At the convention of thi1 League o
: American Municipalities, in Syracuqe
N. Y., yesterday, Mayor Jones, of To
' . ledo, delivered an address entitled 'l in
New Patriotism; a Golden Rule (iov
eminent. He said in part:
"As it stands today it is simple i1.1n
dor to say the Word patriotism is 1-
most people a meaningless jingle, tl11
, one conception they haw of tho thlni
being associated with red ilre, bunting
flags, ilregrnckers and Fourth of .1 my
The new patriotism, however, is 1h
old patriotism. The flag. the stars an.
stripes, still represent the love of mil
lions, but we have been so busy in th1
chase after wealth that any just con
ception of patriotism is well nigh Ioe'
in the burly-burly of the scramble.
"We have reached the point when
we are discovering that wild boas
ethics are not good enough upon whlr-l
to base a permanent and enduring r11
public. The ethics of the wild boas.
the survival of the strimgest. shrewd
est and the meanest, have been the in
spiration of our materialistic lives iIil.’
in; the last quarter oi a century.
“This fact in our national history ha,
brought us today face to face with th1
inevitable result. we have a natlo.
in which a few are wealthy, a few on
in what may be called comfortable cil'
cnmatances, vast numbers are proper
tyleas, and millions are in paupcrliin
Ind cri'lne. Certainly", no reasonabl
person will contend that this is thi
goal that we havo been struggling for:
that the inequalities that charm-torts
our rich and poor represent the idea
that the founders of this republic sun
when they wrote that ’11“ men an
created equal] and the new patriotism
is the love of the millions that is al
ready planning for and opening thi
way to better things, to a condition 11,
life under this government when ever
child born in it will have equal oppor
tnnity with every other child to liv
the best possible kind of life that he :1
fire can live.
”The steps most likely to contrihuzi
to bringing about the better days an1
better times for which we all long
are, to my mind. those things that s'i!
‘ unify the people.that will serve to Web
than together into one common mas-r
those things that will help them 11
understand the oneness or solidarity
of aociety, and the things that are ill!
”tut hindrance to this sort of do
veiopment are all these agencies that
serve to separate the people into frag
s
meats that keep alive the tires of he .
trod within their bosoms and tend ti
”be them hate rather than to low
’M other. All the‘ agencies are thi
enemies of progress and liberty on
stand directly athwart 1.1a path of free»
don. Chief among them and the one
agency above all others that the pa:-
M should ml: to overcome in thi
municipality. the state and the nation
II partisan politics."
"’.‘ ——-—-—1———-—
Wet boots and shoes can be rapidly
lrifl by a PennsylVania's patent do
me. which consists of a ririular ban
of tin, open at the bottom. and pro
vidsd with a pair of north-1i tube
ending is curved spouts elm boot; a.
over the spent! and the do
II!
up not on the atove.
Ch'Mren.
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Mar.
South Nurwsll.
Two amine. } Mm n.
14 South Main st.. So. Norwalk.
MILFORD A. (.illi‘FlN,
“RACER.
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Let us enum-
Coms’tock 11.111.11.11...
‘53“ fiasluons in
Men’s Wearingaward.
We are receiving daily new Fall
(loods in all their richness and solen-
dor—goods that will do you good to
fcast your eyes upon.
eratc; we’ll tel I you more about them
later. I11 the incantilnecaIl/und see
our autumnal offerings:
Salts anti 'btousers lot Men. Bone and
3am.“ Shirts 'm the latest
Seth 3a“ Sight lb Keck-
Kets ---'l)u1\\ao anti Yeoman
Doritos and Melons: also Caps. Men‘s
3umlshlngs in profusion.
iOJIilil bushels
011i Recieaned Clipped White 0111',
1nd I” carlouils
Old Timothy Hay,
AT ()1 It li'Llfi ATOR.
Horses fed on new oats and new
day are subject to the Colic.
RAYMON D BROS.
49 Wall Street.
gCOAL COAL.
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ADVERTISE
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William P. Beers,
Columbia
Records
N oralk Conn.
‘_
Having purchased a large supply of le
previous to the recent. advance in price, 1 sun
now in a position to give my customers the
benefit of the same.
My stock consists of first- class Goals
only, both stlgb and Freehurning,
iinzleten and Jackie. Eu, stove, Nut
and Pen.
Special attention given the sireenlng and
preparation of all moi before delivery, and de-
livered by careful and experienced men
JOHN H. FERRIS.
i ‘ 4' 'l'el. 112—3. ltiiWaubington same. i
IN THE SENTINEL
“ith om1 pound ('nffce. bonus or around at '13. 27. 30 and 321: 11111111..
now Haki- liaklnz l’owdir a lloaltiful ihina Cup and Sauci r. or your 1211111 1e of 100 other different articles. '
lit NASHIWIII Sb, SUIIIII NINI‘NALK.
. Pkgs. Cox's (iclatinc .......... 23c 2 l’kgs. Grape Nuts .............. 2311
Files. (‘ooper‘s Gi-latlne ........ 23c 2 i'kgs. ltalstim iircakfast i-‘ood .. L31
'1 lbs. Oat Flakes .............. 231' 3 lbs. lit-st'blilk Crackers ........ '.'."i-
11.1. Muscatell Raisins .......... 231: 7 111111.11. iiold Dust ...... 2:1.-
11111'. 1111111 ........................ 2:1c 2111111. 131111 ............. . ....... . 234‘
3 lbs. Boneless Salt i’ork .......... 23c '15 lbs. Wasblnn Soda ............ ‘.'.’li:
2 lbs. Best ('odiish ............... 231: iii Cakes Fairbank's Laundry Soap. '.‘.'ic .
1 lbs. iimxl Codflsh .............. 231.- .7 ('uknl Lynch's big value ..' ...... 23c. .
1 lbs. Prunes .................... 23c 7 ('akcs lice Soap ................ 2311.
1 111.111.1011 Sardinia 2311 i lbs. Lard .................... . 23c
'- lbs. Lemon (‘rockers ............ 2.111 l lb. any kind or iin‘n’lirltil Spices .. 2:11-
. lbs. (linger Snaps 21:11 ! i'antt lbs-2t l1‘.'1:'ly June P111111 11311
UN. Fancy i‘racki-rs ............ 23c Il'iJlS l.i1.:.:1'1t'.u 'l'orn:1t1.rs . . . . . . .. 2311
lb». Soda Crackers .............. 2311 .l lame ('una' limlou ii. iii-ans 2.11-
i1.1ns Pineapple 211:1 .' bum-Y‘ans l-‘lat Salmon 31111
Plus. f‘orn Starch 2.111 l l'kue. Macaroni ................ 271
-(.'uns l’uitt-d llam ............... 2.;1- 1 (7111.3 .‘1'111 chit l‘orn ........ 2.11
'1 There's no question hilt wind will
1 & Inglis (.‘ompanv how an i-xtcrlor Hu-
1'3 “1:1. Mixed ('akcs or Fruit Cakna 2.,1-
or ',~'_. lb. host Tea. or '4 lb. Lynchs
(name in 111'. MW).
Wings of rich thee adorn an eveillnl
bonnet of embroidered sold cloth
Bands of black taffeta are stitched
with white on to a tunic of gray
homespun.
1
As old and young alike have worn
white all summer. so they are wear-
ins urny this fall
The popular huts of iliiht gray 10"
are having their folds of crepe dc chine
milliliter! with folds of velvet.
_,.d—_.
Handsome black and white broche
silk fat-cs the high collar and large rii-
vore of u lain black gown.
Sci- to it. that some sort of cereal is
served at your breakfast tablc every
morning from now until hot weathcr
comes again. .
Neckwour of vcivet is being worn
now to titllllt' extent, but next winter
will ace every one wearing velvet col-
lars and neck pieces.
be. madc the most of now it has bis-11
decreed fashionable For the Prlllf'f'lili
gowns it is especially suited as it is
both rich and heavy.
While capes of plaid are more com-
mon than coats of the same, the. latter
are worn and are very chic. too. They
have a cosy look that is very appro-
priate to the season.
i’lain_hcmutltchcd Linen squares are
used at breakfast rather than how
ones. if lnstcad of the pollshcil board
with a square cloth at each cover 11‘
covered table is used. then cloth and
napkins are hemstltchcd. The same
will apply to luncheon as well as
breakfast.
.\ novel belt buckle reproscutil twr
whit-1 run-111.4 enclosed in a wrcuth ol
the green leaves of come water plant.
The cuazncliun is perfect on each.
There are :1 few turuuoiscs net in it.
'I'hosl‘ Millli' Would pi'cfi-r to t'Iillllili'
for diamonds bcinuse thi'y would not
like the combination of blue and
1:1'i-cu.
if there l:. a Ito) In your family who
like in 111111 tools 2ch him inatoiiall
1.1 “(ilk with and then dii'eit him .11
111: tklnu SimlillllllK 11,1ai-f11l One thing
11111 11111111 111 haw in the home is: an
invzlllil's table, I 111:1yhn1c spoken of’
'hi:: bi fun but i am euro tncrc mlubt:
hi1 111nr1- in 11.11 in thc cujoymcnt of' :1
‘1'11 1d 11111111 pi-opli who havi1 lo idki-l
Illlt'll' 1111- AI: 111 Ind 'lhc i-uil lens of1
the table tinnil two on either h'IIIl oil
'hi- bi 1! and .1111 tall 1nough to raise the1
IlIlIt' )1111'1 above lhcl 11p of the paiiinti
us he alts In bed
i know 1l;11 following to be an cx
f 1II1n: rwvlpi for loo-21111 chow rhmv ,
j’l‘ao lunlium ::lzv11l i' .1lib:11:r1<; ont- milk
911111 1311-111 111::ultocs, iini- half pan ilpc
‘ttlzlilfmw' ,.1'\'11111111.~; i1i..l1t Kitt'n 1111. i
.111 r.. 1.1.1111; 111111111l1 hop all itmt'lll- I
‘ 1: add our—half pint salt and drain
,uvcr night in cloth li'ifi. I’m in kl'lllv'
‘111id one and onc-bulf pounib: 11f mus-r
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1Ill\i‘.‘4 :1111! muutal'il, i'11‘1\11 Mlih villi f
1.:..1‘, moi: liil 111.131'1'1.111I .1011] in :l'ou.‘
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illc 11min-
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:1111111111. lilills; i'lum
lblackberry shorlcuke; ten.
1 .\ novel and 1111111111.. c ili'SSi'l‘l is i111
'11ri1am served in ntuqkinclonz. Try it
12111iore the melons are quite gone,
('i-ilar cheats for clothing and divers
articles are handy and ornamental too.
'l‘hc Iii-w ones shown by the Neal, Goff
ish of the most superb quartered gold-
cn oak. Tbc odor of the cedar is re-
lircshlnlr. Such 11. chest. is as good as
1:1nothi-r ilosct.
With a fancy Jacket for morning and
house wear many partly worn dross
skirts can be made to do service and
save the expense of an entirely new
uown.
There are voum: women who b.11e
‘Iii'in in golf and Walking skirts for em
lulu: that they actually appear awk-
‘ward in long ilresess.
Down cithi-r side the closing and ab—
out thc I’I\\tl' nine of a piilonaisc of
1:1 11y cloth is a hand of black broad-
uloth applique.
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The tinihir of physical culture will
1::pre 1 min an altogether different (our: 1
.1f luov-iiuints for a nervous woman
,thuu abr- would for one woo was slug-
finish in her actions.
“'1“ Ullli’lll is an essay on beauty,
lumulnf‘flfi and crave, cli- gantly bound
in {one volumc. " says a poet. Perhaps
.in.t a man can‘t shut the vol-
rim!" 11p who he wants to
1 1 , Bottles 111111111111 ............ 22.1
I l‘kxs. l'u.i11!:1 lliui'uit .......... 23c
”Z i'kas. .linjcr Wafers ............ 2th
3 Plans. licstiiats ................ 23c.
l lb. Good Tea .................... 2.11-
2 lbs. Good ('offre ................ 2.‘lc
". lbs. Combination ............... 231'
'i l'kgs. Manhattan (Toffee ......... 23c
.. Cans 11111.11 111.11 .......... ' ...... 2 .11"
2 iii. llottlc Salad fill ............ 2521-
2 11's. Molasses .................. 21h-
.';i'.'1r.s Extra Milk ..' ...... . ....... LEW
2 Homes New Maple Syrup 231‘
11111111131111.1111....' .............. L111,
12111-111 11 11 111-111 ............... 2.1M
' i 1n~('.on1l Milk .....‘.’ ......... 2:1»;
I9 “II Slim. WM].
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At Hell-Price
this 1111011110111: 1111111111111
Feiiiicld County's Greatest Store.
(YHll DBEN'S
75c, (pic "115150
Now for the Fall Business.
11 IS 11111111 111 111111 11111 1011 11.
New Goods Arriving Every Day.
New. Blankets
New Comfortables
New Underwear
New Hosiery
“New Oil Cloths
New Gloves
New China
New Outing Flannels
New Prints
New Dress Goods
Everything gives an active look to the store, and predicts a
great Fall Business.
liltANKE'i‘S. ; IADIES' FALL UNDERWEAR. ll’ltnl’i’l‘ltl-i.
4 ”W‘s “"‘Y WWW” 111111111 49“ Ladies heavy Ecru and Grey Vests $1,. '1," Lawn “11111111111,toiloscout..75c
1i caacs Whltc iililllki'fii .......... 49c, and Pants """""""""""""""" 25‘. FALL 11115111111.
2 cases Whiti- lilankcts .......... 49c inullns' new PM...” Vests and pun,S A great line this full for men and
2. cases White lilankcts no borders. 49c """""""""""""" lllllllll 50.. women. ('omc and look at our new
Wool lilaukcts .......... 32. 271 to 8.1110 l mm, of bumsfl Vests and Pants fancy hosiery.
TAILOR MADE SUITS. ;
we bought to
start tlic scaaon they go at
Men‘s; Fast lilk. “11911.2 11:1er 2510'
Ladies Fast lilk IIUM', '.: pairs 25¢
lioys' Stockings, fast. blk, double
St” for The to
.. 691“
lilk. Serge Suits .............. flood ‘ ‘ . ‘
11w. i‘hcviot Suits ............ 517.1111 ”h” “REM”;- kflflh 3 Pi”r3 ---------------- 25c
Navy, llrown and Fancy Suits .. "2.011 1 casc White Spreads. ............ 1'19: 0”. (.‘l.i)’l'liS.
1 case hi-avy full size Crochet ' "PS i l ”I“ I‘ll“ 1"“ "“W 'IPSISDB 25c
('lill lllll'li‘. S llA’lS. Quilts. worth pup“). “1,0 .. _ 31.1}11110115 6- -t i)” (.‘loth ................ 37c
i'blld1cu' s i Ioth Sailors .. 25c and nui- 11': lt-‘i 8-4 0” (.‘loth 11111111111111 .1 500
1 liilillins 111.111 Tums 2311111111511: ““""53' ‘1‘”“5' 11111.1. Jacka'i's
Mason Fruit Jars ................ 421 ilubics' short and long ('ashmeru 3.110 Light Weight Jackets ...... 82.50
Lighting ........................ slil't ('nlttn one to 3.7.01 3.11.110 Light Weight Jackets ..... . $5.00
'NewCrockery; NewChina. NewLamps.
New Glass Ware.
New Window Shades.
BOSTON STORE.
lCor. Main and Wall St.
emwemeeemme
Norwalk. Conn.
.........‘“Want” ade‘. in The Sentinel Pay.
Tel. 58-2.
SEYMOUR’S
STORE.
Fancy Double Cream... . . .
Newbhlaun..............
New English.............
Society Rouquefort. . .. . . . .
Swiss........
Neufchutcl...............
Philadelphia Cream... . . .
Club llouse..............
And Other Seasonabie Goods
Arriving Daily,
eat-essenti-
Ralvnt.‘
or 1 ’
Cheese.
.....--..pu
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR.
. IEAIHNG GROCFR.
33 West Washington Street.
, _. --...
81.311: ”131111.115.
If you will bring your dollars to us we will stretch them over more good quality
in the way of Groceries than you’ll be apt to give credit until you have had it dem-
onstrated to you.
Our customers know what we mean by this.
FANCY JERSEY SWEET POTATOES. PK. . ............ ............ 20c
BUNELESS BREAKFAST BACON, Lil, ..... . .......... . ............... 101:
in bits. BEST GRANULATEU SiIGAtt FOR ........................... 81:00
20 LBS. WHITE EX. (3. Si'iiAli FOR .................................. ".00
.'1!.‘.l‘i) S. l-‘i.f)l.'il. 55c "All. 84 5 Mil.
JONES' SL'l’l'JltlATlVl-Z FLOUR, 57c BAG, 84.50 BBL. ~
i'nci-de liliiruit, l’k1:. .‘ ............. ic Lion‘f'oi‘fec ............. . ......... Mr 3 lbs. Salt l'ork ......... 25c
l'nceiic .linxisr Wafi-rs ............ .‘s‘c Sugar Cured Hams .............. 1211 :l qts. Lima iii-ans ......... 25¢
b’akcil Henna, Tomato Sauce ...... 'ii' Sugar i'uri-d Shoulders, ......... 71:11 in lbs. Rolled flats ....... 25c
, lied Alaska Salmon. can ..... .. lllc Walter Baker's Cocoa ........ Alf? if. lbs. Yellow Meal ..... 25c
i lli. Pkg. Gold liuut .............. Iii: Quaker Oats i'kz. ................. 91' 7 Bah. or Ozone Soap ...... ...... 256
iVorIne large Pkg. .......... 10c l Qt. Jar Mustard .......... . ..... 101! iii Laundry Soap ................ Inc
New Bork 910cm; Comma,
Donovan/BHI-ding, So. Norwallr. 35-37 Main street. Nor walk
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