THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL
WEDNESDAY, 31111117, 1901'. . 2
, They are stylish and 111111111 the to
3th” are made to stand wear.
9o WASHINGTON STREET,
W'OUR SCHOOL SHOES.
ot look nice, but at tho sumo time
Prices from 750. to $2.50
.D. Lyon 81 Co.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Republican Convention I
(Continued from Sixth Page)
Speaker of the House. soeondcd the
nomination of Senator Roberts. 1111.
' clotted by moving the nomination of
Senator Roboi t1 by acclamution. This ,
was done unanimously.
Without loss of time Judge W. il
, Pearno. of Middletown proucntod tho
721111111113 oi! Hon. Cliai'los (I. II, Viunl for
roacmination as soerotary ol‘ stair.
‘ The oeconding speech was made by
L. J. Nickorson. of Cornwall. and Mr.
'Vlual was promptly nominatod by u
unanimous viva voce voto.
. The renoininution of Henry ll. (.lal-
111.111, of Norwich, for state ll‘utlb‘lll‘t‘l'.
1 was moved by Senator W, S. Allin. of
Norwich, and thin nomination also
went through in a jiffy by acclainatiou.
after a seconding speoch by Senator
A. J. Sloper. of Now Britain.
At this point tho. 11111.1lamatio11 waro
Seemed to recodo t11111porarily and
there were two candidates for the
nomination for comptroller. A. Mc-
Clellan Matthowson, of New 1111111111.
presented the 111111111. of P11111115 Mont-
gomory. of Now ilavon Spoalior John
H. Light namod tho candid-.1111 ol‘ tbc
state organization, William 112. Sol-toy.
of Bridgeport. for tho 5111111: oilico.
James Staples. of Bridgeport. socondod
the nomination of Mr. Sooley. and itou-
ben H. Tucker. of Ansonla. also on
dorsed the candidacy of tho lriduopoi't
man. Senator A. .I. Muzzy. 111' Bristol.
anti Dr. Elias Pratt. 01‘ 'l'orrington.
spoke briolly in behalf of Mr. Sooloy.
Before a run: for coinptrollor could
l1e.rcached, Mr. Chamborlain. tho
1 nominee for govornor. rout-bod tho 111111»
vention hall, cat-ortod by tho commit
tee chosen for the purpose. Tue 11111111
gates arose as ono man and it‘ll by
Sonator Plait. who swung his navel
high in the air. choorod tho candidati'
to‘ the echo.
Mr. Chumboi'laiu, b1 arm-pilot; tho
nomination, spoke as follows:
“I desire to say and I 11111 suro you
will endorse it. that but for his Vory so
1. ‘ vere illness thoro would now i111 1111 tl1i1
platform, this day. this hour. and in
the place i now stand. our beloved gor—
ernor, George P. McLean. to root-fro n
renomination to the office 111‘ chiot ox-
ecutive. ills 111l111i11isl1'11iiou has at»
talncd such (woolicnco that. it can in
truthfully said it has boon tutuallod by
few and surpassed by 11111111 or his dis-
tinguished 1)i'(.‘(l(.'t'ofisor.~1. It would b»
egotistical in 11111 lo b11Ii11vo that your
action today 11 .1» other than to ll'llllb'illl
business which must not-"essaiily 111'
done to solmt some one 111‘ lll1' great 111'»
my of loyal itopublioans of tho stato a:
candidate for this olllco. l llt'llt‘Vl‘ wc
have the right. to say that \\'1- low tho
10111 Republican party. “'11 111111 11111111 111
transact business which wo trust will
continue it in power. and if wo fail in
that ditty, we shall I111 dt'rollt't and 11111
Bored. I stand on the platform which
you have created and find upon 11x11m~
ination that it is made of good Ropiib-
llcan timber. 111 accepting the 111111111111
tlon I have only to any that ii‘ r1l11ctod
it will be my oarnost doslro to bro my
best ability to perform the 1I11tI1111 as:
signed to mo in surh manner as to 111111:
the approbation of the party: and that
in accepting ilit1 nomination i am thoi-
oughly and absolutely unplodgod as to
promises. and ahall take it without tour
or favor; and i shall try to 11111110 :1
good governor.
“Again i thank you for the honor."
At the conclusion of tho addrcss tbi1
delegates were led in another labour for
Mr. Chamberlain by ox-(‘lovornor Mor-
gan G. Bulkicy. ‘
Senator Kenenly promptly sought to
prevent the tedious 111011111111 (11‘ a ballot
for the nomination of 11 candidato for
comptroller. lie. auggoatod that a but
.lot could be proven unnecwsaary if a
’ viva voco, vote wan triod.
He made a motion to this chart and
before the suppor 11.1111 of lil1'.\l(111|1:11111
, ory could stop the 81111on 1111111111111111.
' the motion was put and W. 113. 81111on
of 13111136me was tli‘t'lill’l‘tl tl111 111111111.
111111111 nominee forbluio11ompt1'1nollo
.‘I‘hen came another 1011111111. tiuu be-
11111111111111
to the good puoplo of ’1 i111 N11: W'11lka 11
:llew magazine of Fiction and thought.
1lt‘lil a wonder, written by ti1111 bout
ritern and not a niunlo pit-1.11111 111' ad-
" ol‘tlnomout. How in It donc, and sold
0115c? Sample copiou tree, at
1 .1. MAGNER’S.
Urn 111111111 11gb, so. nonwnpn.
dpootai card {or order or 1111111 pic.
in 1.111111,
Carriage
Builder
13449311111.
.«Few, Go Carts.
Babb Carriages,
“V
,ham,
lilrauduuee, of New
““51 at 111.1119
iwoon lion. Charles Pliolpn. of Voruon.
and Hon. William A. King. 111’ Wind-
l‘ot' tlit1 11(111'1b111tio11 ol‘ uttorhoy-
general.
M 1', l’bolps‘ nnmo wan prosontod for
‘1111111l11ntion by John I111 Fabey. oi' Vor-
111111.
11711111111115
Mr. King.
Much spi1o was tool to thin contest
by tho l'(1lllllll‘l\l'l\llt‘.t.! on tho floor of Mr.
London. this limo
to napporl tho candidacy of Mr. King
’l‘bo young 111: S'lt‘ltltl‘l had 1111 diillcuity
in 11'11nti111, 1.111111 outhuulasui. It bo
gun to look lllii‘ a pretty lini1t1l1iuth
111'11rat111'y was cut oil by tho adoption
of 11 motion to procood lo ballot for
tho 1111111lnatl1111 ot‘ a candidalo for at-
ioi'1111.\'-Renoi'al. 'l‘l1oro was no disposi-
tion to (prostiou tho llt‘('(il~75ll._\‘ of a hub
lot. Both sides wunlod 11 Sl‘t‘l't‘l rolc
and [boy got it and llll‘ todions pro-
cess woiil 1111.
ll rosulird in '11 victory for William
11\. King. of Windham. 'l‘ho voto 11tood:
\\'I1olt1 1111111boi'1111.»'t. illtl; accessory for
choioo. 21th. Kii11.1.3‘.‘l;l’l111lp.~:, ltiti.
While tho hallota w11'11 bring ll1'])tl‘l‘
lcd Senator l‘iall lci'l ili111-l111i1'. calling
upon Morgan (‘1. liulliloy. 111111 of tho
1'i1'11-pi'o12i1l1111is. to prosido touipoi':1r-
lly.
'I‘I1111111111111111'1111111111 that Mr. King had
won out in this. iuloi'oulint: (‘illlli‘Sl
brought out tho wildest choorlul; tho
1-11111'1111ti1111 bad \1'it111111.»1.11l.
'l‘hore woi'o rails for a spi‘t'ch from
“1'. King. who was 11 d11b11.1ato, Mr.
King 111-111111 forward. 11\1»' I111 did so his
rhoiro was u1111l1' unanimous. Tim 1111»
about sprain-1‘ brought tho convoutlon
to their foot i1\' 11 ilelioatoly torincd
1111111pli111ont to Senator l’latt. whom I111
cliuructoriztoil 11x Ibo loador of tho l'nit.
11d Siotos Sonata llo occilplod loss
lliun ibr11o 111inulos in his: upootli.
'I‘l11- last oilicc to ho iillod by 11 1111111—
iiiation was that 111‘ coiigrossinan—ab
largo. .Iuduo 11. Ill. Ilubbard. 11f Wad
ingt‘ord. pi'oaonlod 'bo 111111111 of licorno
l1. l1ill11y. of Wult'rluli')’. Ilo Rlltlkt-
follows:
The 11l'i'oi't. of .ludui- liubbnrd. who
1'11 widoly known as an orator. was
pci'baps the most liuiwliod of tho 11111-
1'1111ti1111. .
.I. tlilborl Calhoun.
'1 (‘llllt'lst’ spoocb. pbiood l11 nominu»
tiou. Edward (‘. i1‘1'isbio 111' Hartford.
l1‘o1' tho third limo John H. Light ap»
poui'od us 11 51111111111111". and hi1 supporird
.Ili'. I.Illt')'. I1. .I. Nll'lil'l"~llll. of ('111'111
wall. also favorod tho nomination ot‘
tl111\\"alorl1ury 1111111. l'lo urgod that tho
nomination of Mr. Lilli-y i111 by aoolib
11111111111.aud tho Hartford 1111111‘11 lriondu
would l1n\'11 1111111111t‘ it. and :1 ballot was
'11'11111'1'11.
.iloss of Windham named
ilfi
of Hartford. b1
'I‘bo platform adopted was as follow.»-
\\'o liourlily approvo and applaud
l’rosidciii Roosevelt‘y vigilant curl» of
llio country‘s lllll'l‘t'hlfi. doinostlt' and
ioroigit W11 1~'l1ar11 his prldo I11 tbo
111111111ilio1111l work of the .1\1111'1'ic:111 111d-
di1'-1' and sailor. and the :\111111'l11:111 11d-
intuisli‘ator in tho country's now do-
prndonrioa. and his 1'113111111111111 against
lhoir unpalriotic lraduccu. and W11 far.
111' his nomination for tho prosldrni'y by
tho national ltcpubllcun convention of
lilo-i.
\‘l'o bellow with
l1ltI1'ol11. ilat'llv'ld.
lllaino. McKinlt'y and ilooaorclt, in a
pi'otol-ilro tariff lbiil leoly illri'
11111.11 .imoi'icau industries and auto
:4111'11'1i1w A111111'i111111 1111111111. W11 11p-
1111111' 11 general revision of tho
lui'll'l‘ at this limo 1111 both iuoppor-
tune and 111111111'1'1111111'1'. if. in any
111-l1oduicd. Import dutlos 111'11 found (but
haw boon notorlounly porvortod from
thoir 1111111 11111110111 to tho inordinate 1111-
1-1111111111111 of 11111'porutioin1 nionopidiuiic
in fact or b1 trudi'ncy. Wo look to a
itopubiicau 11111151111111 to apply. In its
window. the noodod 11111'1'ortlv11'. without
i111p11rl111zli111 principit- 11fp1'ol111-ii1’111.
W11 bollcvo. with William l\lt'l\'liilt1y
and 'l‘lioudoro ltlumi'l‘t'll. l11 IIII' policy
or irado l‘i't'ipi'tit'liy an tin1 natural 1111p-
pit-mom 11f iarlllf protoctlnti. and tho
boy with WIlll‘ll to unlock the worbl'u
111111'I111b1' for tho surplua productn 11!
Aniorlrnn lloldn 11nd Allll‘lll'llll millu
I1) 5111'! lully wo 11111111111111! tho prculdoni 11
11l‘i'111'l11 to prr'loim a plain duty and ob-
tain for this country 11 Iu11r11tlvo 1111111-
111111'1111 by 111'1'1111nl111t ll judicious r1 1'i1
pi'ot'lty troaty with l‘nbn. And we 1111111
111111111111111i and thank 1111.1. chairman of
lilo mmmittoo on rolutlohu with (lulm.
our honored and beloved Senator i). it.
Matt. for 11in rural-at111111111111. of the
pronldoht In tin-1111 oi't‘ortii.
We inlu- prldo 11.11 11 11111111 in tho poub
lion taken in national album by 11111
dolomitlou b1 Waahingtou. and 11111111 in].
ly in tho great lulluenm1 exerrinml by
and the wider 111111111111 toli i111 our 111111»
for irilllliltlll. Orville ll. Matt. and wo
look with confidence for bin re-clnutlou
by the coming goiiornl 11111111111i1ly.
We believe that grout aggrnnntioha of
capital, commonly called trusts, while
unsanitary for the (11111111111111: conduct of
largo bunlnoan and 111111111111r11lnl 111111.11"
1111111111 abould bo 111.11l1jott to Mich supeiu
vlhlou. 11t11t111'11 national. 1111 will auto»
guard public and pilvute interests.
The lirpublliznu party 111111 ovor r1111-
oitnlzod the 11111111111 11111! dignity or labor.
which by the foundation of our national
Wraith, p111111p1111|ty and happincsn. and
nought to (1111111 11111111 loglidatlon 1111
Would safeguard the true intern-11th or
labor; and It will continue to favor all
11191111111113 justly calculated to 11111111111
that and
We thank Governor Georgn P M11~
Loan for one or the atrongmit ablent
111111 moat inspiring administrations ln
Connecticut’s history.
himself and nervionahle to the state.
We congratulate the people 1:11 01111-
1111111111 that the unpopular provision
the 1111111131111 1111111111 1111111111911 11
ten 111111; to meat
It“
honorable to.
llir coining 1111111111 111‘ the 1211111111111 1111-
uombly lo a fair and oquitublo 1'11 111l-
.luntmont of tho 111'1111tot'lul'1li11t1'icl11 in
accordance with tho. 111111.11tltutionui
111111111111111111b< panned by two liopii‘bliran
it'llizdulorx and butt your ratilb'd by tho
pooplo at tho polhs.
W11. doclaro our faith in tho historic
town ayotiuu ot‘ (Rhona-thud. but, 111111~
ognlzlng the natural deulro of tho pop-
uloun towns for incrouuod i'cprouoi1ta—
lion in tht1 llouso. wo bollovu that
11I11111111111.‘wl1i11l1 abull 111-11511111111. ”11:1 fun--
1l11111l111l1'11 features of tho 1111111111111 syn-
lotn. and at tho 111111111 tlmo sutluty all
rout-111111111111 demands. should be 11l‘f1111to1i,
and that thoy 11.1111 I111 accomplished by
tho regular pt'oooun or constitutional
1111111nd1111111i.
We 11011111101111 to tho oleotors of tho
alulo 11l‘ Connocticlit 1\bl1'111n (Tliiinibor.
luin. of Mormon. the noiuiuoo of
this 1'11111'1111tl1111 for 1:111'1'1'11111' of this
state. and his aauoolntoa 11111111 tho lick»
oi. 11nd dorluro lbnt tboy 111'11 oulitlod to
tho support. t1o11lldonoo. and uiii‘lrugos
oi’ ovory citizen of ”111 state, li'i'ospoc—
tlvo of party.
PRESENTED WITH AN APRON.
Gift to Past Master R. M.
Old Well Lodge.
Wilcox by
Last night. at tho mooling of Old
Woll 1.0111111, N11. lllb‘. I". and A. M”
Ili'olbt'r it. Ill. Wilcox was pronoulod
by the Most Worshipfui (li'and Mantor.
llrolbor Arthur l.‘. Whoolor. with 11 lo-
kon of tho 111111111111 of the brotbron, 1'11
tbo sbupo 111' a very boautii‘ni Master‘s
apron
The first meeting 111' (.1111 Well Lodge
i1“. and A, fit. under disponsntlon. was
l1.1ld on Scptombor 1.18651. 0n Septem-
bot 1.3, lbilh, tbo ib'st work was douo.
\\'l11'11 lirolbor II. M. \Vili'ox tool.- tho
l'lutorod .-\ppr11ntic11 donroo. lio was
[lilr‘Nltl :1111l rub-rd and has aiiit'o uorvod
as noisier of the Indigo in tin1 1'11111'1'.
157:; INTI 11nd itib‘l. and has
boon 511111111111 for iwenlyono yoai'u.
IOU:
COSGROVE—MULCAHY
'I‘bo 111111'1'i11g11 11l.l:1111o.1'1 M, (‘osgrovo
11f Stamford. and Miss Ellzabotb l1‘.
Mulcaby. of l‘nion Stroot, was sol-
1111111lm-d il1l11 morning at 3 o'clock in
St. .lo111'pl1'11 (‘l1111'1-l1. 'l'bo minim" Itcv.
William Mabor iiod tho nuptial knot.
'l‘ho coromouy was 11'1't11111411o1l by :1
I:il‘j.:(' 11uuii1111- of rolnlivo.» and frioudsi
111' tho oomph-
‘l'lio bl‘ltlt'rémiiltl was
(l't‘onuoll. ot'i'uiou 51111111. :1 friend of
tho brido. Frank ”hit. a cousin of
tho groom 111111111 11:: bosi 1111111, .'\ll':".
1', A. l"i'1'1‘lll:lil. organist of Rt. .los-
111:]ll1's (‘11111'1 b, plan-d ihv \\‘I‘tltllll,l;
martbon amt mug Aw Maria. \‘ory
swooily at tho llilSi' of tho 11111'1111111111'
\I1'. and ‘d1'~'1 (‘oqzi'oi'o loll on tho
{110:1 oxprosu for :1 short l1o111'11'moon.
H11 lli1'ii‘ return the) will i'osido in
Stamford.
THE MINSTRELS TONIGHT.
St. Man's {1111' 1111111111 tonight. The
chioi‘ attraction in tho nuluro of 1111
11iil111'iai11u11'iii will be l'uruisboil by tho
uppcuranro oi‘ lllt' .iolly .Ioo Mlustrolu.
For the past month. :1 chorus of twou-
ty picked rob-1111 haro l11'1'li rohonraiui:
for lb11op11i1lnizoi' llio (air. ’i‘boy l1:11'11
Hui-cordod in arranulhu 1111 11V1111Il1111t 11111
t1'i'l1'1lmui111t. 'l‘ht1 program. which will
I111 iniorspoi'sod with join-s by tho 1'iiil
1111111 is 115 follows:
(11111111111; cliorim. twonti' 11111111 \‘flli't‘s:
bass Holt), .loliii Woblor; t1111111' solo.
liobori .\, Shaw: buck and winu dauc
i111: William Mulvlbill; baritono 111111).
J. McMahon; Ampbion Qunrtotto; dar-
i1111'1111111.»'l‘ \Ithiahon; closing Chor-
11.».ll1t- (‘11111p.111y.
M Ito: M lli‘_\'
SLIGHT RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
A SllLlll 111-'1i1l1ul 111'1'1111111d 1111 tho
iliihbury division this morning, hour
fl1.- Noi'walli trollzht depot. l'liigliio L’tlil
drawing tho lllll'li‘lll ltli'or local troighl
bound for Ilanbury. jumpod tb11 11111I1
and 111111111111 a delay of a half hour 1__11
nioro. [111111111111111 “11.11 notto 11 built on
ll111i'11lI11 with tho asnl, 111111111 oi anotbor
locomotive and tho truln proceeded for
lluubiii'y, ,1\lloi'ib11.1~"1.\' driving wheels
of L’llil I11i'l II111 I'iillH.
LABOR DAY PRIZE WINNER.
it. I (lllllnlUi l1. of South No1waili.
b1 the fortunate winner of one of tho
binnost 1111111 print-:1 at the Labor llay
picnic at tho Norwnlk l1‘a'11' liroiiudn.
'l‘bo prizo l.~1 donnicd by tho Union
Laundry. of South Main nirooi. and
volition Mr. (‘1111111locl1 to tho. p1111'llon11
or having all bin laundry dom- at
thin 111111111 i111o 1111.111111 111111'.
IN HONOR OF MISS SULLIVAN.
Minn Elizabeth 0' “Flu“, of ll1111t11r1i
l’laco. South Norwallt. outertaint'd 11
cmnpany i'1'l11111l11 l1111t ovonbm I11 honor
of Minn .lulio i-lulllvau. oi’ Youltora N.
Y.. who in tho 111111111 of Mina Radio
l’owo ll of l11lwo111l Phil 11 Norwnllt. 'l‘llo
ovenlnl; wan vory onloynbiy spent with
'1 musical program and othor 1llvor1
biotin A collation was aoivod
APOLLINARIS BOTTLE EXPLODED 1
81111111111 llanilltou. llbulionlat at tho
llillt.!l Norwailt, had two of bin lingers
1111i very badly. yeatortlny alioruoon.
by the tonal tim: or a bottlo. 11f apolll
parts 11.1111111'll1o bioiion 1411111111 11111111-
mm d tho 11111111 to the bone and 11111111-
1d the blood to flow 111-1,11 prolui-ioly.
'l‘bo Injurod llugorn woro drcsuod by
a physician.
FALL MILLINERY OPENING.
Mina Murphy. millinor at
ton Store. ban juat returned with her
angibtant from New York. after an ex-
porlonoo of novorai days spent in tho
wholesale portion of tho ti'ado. Mina
Murphy 111 making elaborate prepar-
ations for her fall opening. which pro-
1111111111 to be something out of the an
dlunry.
ECONOMIC LEAGUE DELEGATES
The Economic bonuiio hold a moot-
lng bust 111111111111: I11 the G. A R. Hall.
in South Main Street and elected the
l'llowlng detonators. to tho atnto 110113 -.
ention to be held Friday at New Ho "
V1111: Thomas P.W11rd.ot Norwalb;
W. A Brennan. Alexander Hons. John
Mylod. and Joseph Rooney. at South
Norwaili. This convention will on-
dorse candidates tor the 111111111 0111111111111
of the League.
TROUBLE IN THE. GARO ROOM.
Thine was some plight
do t i. No it
the B1111-
’FALL MATERIALS FoR
LAD1ES’ GARMENTS,
111-1 well 1111 the latent fashion pinion, are
now ready.
W11 aro lilHO equipped for repairing
at a reasonablo charge.
--~~~.+o*———-—~—-—
Krasovitz & Fox,
Nari/1 Main, Comer Ann St.
South Norwalk.
J. GRRTNER,
Merchant 'I‘ altar.
Have Your Fall
Clothing Repaired
NOW. ..
if you wall it will bo. 1oId woatbcr
and whoa you neod them you will wish
.1011 had acted sooner. You cannot act
111111111111 than now. tiring them in. our
charges are roaronalilo.
39 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
Opponilo llotol llamlltou
Chas. I Kctcham
STOCKS,
BONDS.
GRAIN and
COTTON
Bought and Sold for Cash 01
Carried on Margin.
93 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Dependable
Goods
(‘llllnllliilt'h 111,11 .\'1'\\' I1':1ll Stock.
the
from riii‘ullb'sfi child's nar-
1111111l to our swvll i‘ull satin “111111
Not 11 detail
'l‘bo cloth.
llllllii'
Mi'ii'u ()1'111'1'111115'.
in i1111~.~'l111:. linings.
instill-.11. 11nd slilr. curb
and 1-1‘111'y 111111 111'11 iill that could
b11 1111'l11'1l for. and ahovo all. 11111
PRICED RIGHT.
MEN‘S Sl'l'i‘s
$111311 lo $iNoo.
MEN'S 11\'i1:itt'11.\'l‘>‘
$1; (111 in
l. DAVIS 81 SUN.
TAlLOIlS, CLOTIIIERS,
HAT'I‘EIIS. FURNISIIEBS.
85 Washington Street.
souru NORWALK.
Tolophono 11111-12.
$271 1111.
Glover’s the Place
A FEW WORDS
to the
LADIES
NO. l.~~-Abuui our $2.50 grade
of Show:
Kld burn, with stock tip, a
line yot 111.11'vlc1'1abl11 uppor. atout
aluglo Woltod Hole. Just tho
thing for Fall wear.
N0. 2.-~«Kld button with put-
out tip, welted 1111111 and very
dressy. ‘
NO. 31-»I’nlont Colt Bltlii [tho
kind that does not break
through), woitcd note, dull kid
top. 1111111. An oxtromoly 111111111111. .
Shoo. 111111 the three styles in
this line at $2.50.
(It may interest you to know
they all carry Union Stamp.)
i
lieu Shoes Tint Fit
on 11111153111: 11 r
MILITHR Y ICADEMY
NORWALIQ GONE,
(Formerly the Sellout: School)
11181111 Your be 1110 50111111111101» 24111.
. 11111111 111.11%: 1111111. 111111111111 field,
trim 1111! I. 1.
I” g d 1111 11111111111111.1011
' bin now dutlcu yoatordny.
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
TRISTRAM&HYATT
NO. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Floor Coverings
Annihing in the line of Floor Coverings we are prepared to
furnish.
BRUSSELS CARPETS
VELVET CARPETS
TAPESTRV CARPETS.
INGRAIN CARPETS.
WILTON RUGS
BRUSSELS BUGS
SMYRNA HUGS
LINOLEUM, ALL QUALITIES
OIL CLOTHS. ALL WIDTHS
CHINA MATTING
JAP. MATTING
GRASS MATTING
WINDOW SHADES
CURTAIN RODS AND POLES.
All work done in the verb best possible manner.
Housefurnishing Dept.
NO. 8 COPPER BOTTOM BCIL
ERS, 95c
BERRY PRESSES, 29c
25c GARDEN SETS. 15c
1 GAL. OIL CAN, 10c
NO. 8 NICKEL TEA KETTLE, 95c
FAMILY SCALES, 95c
MOP HANDLES. 10¢:
STOVE LIFTERS, 5c
SINK STRAINERS, 10c
DOVER EGG BEATERS, 5c
ICE CREAM scoop, 10c
srove MITTS, 10c
Tristram & Hyatt, Norwaik, Conn.
11111 11111 1111111
i‘l1111'I1-11 Jackson and wilo. of ‘\'1"'\1
York. are stopping at tho Illabai lU‘llIll
.\Ii~n 'l'l11111 $11 Shop: 11'1I 11I‘(‘ rown avo—
11111. Hill 111 I11~si 1-111111111.’ with irbntb in
Stamt‘oid
Frank I). Scalzt 111' IIr-bba -p111't
boon visiting his bi'olbrr
7.5 of A1111 ~tr1ol
.\la_\11r llu\iiu1 and 1\ .\i1 11' (:1111'
ntitndul tl111111:11'11111'11111'111 1'l1 :11 1t
ion in Hartford. 3'11111111'1li11'.
I.11tt111'(‘ar1'i111' It. (I.
.1 day off today.
M11111 i-1
itobui Scul-
llniioy in taking:
and Hilllr-‘llllllt' .I11Ii:111
11111'111'li11: his rouio.
lh'..l111<t1n Woblt'zirib has 1111111111111 111
I1l:- homo Ill Now York city. at‘bi' :1
short stay with l‘i'iruds In South Nor-
walk.
.~\ Nllll‘llll mooiinn 111‘ l’uluuui ”(1:411
company will I111 bold Friday 111'11111'1114.
111 h o'clock. at tho boadquai'tors in
Franklin stroct.
The regular 1111111l~11111nii1ly 111111111111: of
tho liarbriiz‘ l'uion was held last ovon~
Inn. in the shop of lloboil Sciilzi. in
Railroad i’bico, but only 1'1111111111 bus-
i11o111= was ii'uimactod.
l1‘r111i1-i'b-lt I11111111l111'l1111'l11 :111 old 511l-
illor. diod ,1'11.~t111‘1l:11' at tho Noi‘olon
Soldloru' Illllllt’. l1‘uul11'iil HN'Vlt'l‘l-Z
woro bold today and i11t111'1111-11t was in
Spring llrm'o 1111111111111'1'.
l1‘1'11d11ri1'lt Ill. Mlllor has rosiguod lib:
powlilon 11.11 cit-rk at tho 111-“'1: and cigar
stoi'o of .I. M. ll11111-1licl. in Wall Wool.
and tomorrow will 11:151111111tl111dutios of”
.11 position with the i‘111111111'ti11ut ituil.
way and Lighting (‘onmnuy
Rev. William .I. Slot-11111, of \‘I'iilor-
bury. f111'111111'ly of Norwalk. was in
town. youtcrduy. and met many of his
old i'i'Iouds. Ilo 1111111 onj' rod 11 drivo.
in l"illllt'l' ()‘i'lonnoll‘n 1. :w turnout.
l1‘utl1or Slocum promlaod to I111 :111tbo
fair of St. Mary‘s parish 1111 our night.
'l‘l111 platform of tho westbound
‘ South'Norwulk station in in bud condi-
tion. Sort-ml of tho planks have be—
111111111 111111111 or rottod away and now
plot-1111 huvo boon addod. prolorilug 11ov1
oral luchou above tho walk. ()11 111111 of?
lbono 111111 of tho 11mploy1111 at the 11th—
tlon hurt l1lmaolf11uilo hudly yer-11.11rday.
Charloa 1.. Smith. or lt‘uirilt'ld avo-
111111, was working in tho roar of Sam-
uol ll11111l1111r'1; grocory ulory In may
view avonuo. Monday attornoon. when
he toll and lnjnrod 111111111111 11o badly
that ho had to ho 1'111'1'lo1l homo. A
doctor was 11111111111111111l and Hillin that
tho lnliii'los Woro not 111111111111, although
ho had a had fall and it. war. thought
that on account of bin ago he had been
quito norlounly hurt.
i'orcy Koyworth. of tlrovo aircot. who
hurt been loarninu tho machinist t1'111l11.
' at the National Motor Worlm. Ilrooli~
lyu. ban boon given his 111111111111 from
that firm and Ill"! takon 11 position 1111
tum-blnlut (villi tho Norwnlk Iron
Works, Mr. Koyworth 1111t111'111l upon
Hin many
friends will winh him tho 11111111111111 in
bin new poaitlou that 111.1 hail attained
in the 01.1]
A 'delogatioh {111111 I'ulnnm Home
(lompnnv,compost-1i oi' l‘iiptnih lmthnr
M. Wright Philip ii-lolb (it-011,11 Honor
dun. Richard Raymond. and Mount-1 Hal.
loek paid 1'1 visit to Phoenix Engine
Company. Nonlwnlk. lant owning, and
1 math1 arrnngo‘nontd for a ball gamo. to
i111 pinyod between mambcrn of the two
companion, next Sunday. The game will
be played Sunday afternoon. at 1
o'clock. on Adam Schmidt’s groundn.
Norwulk and In (11111121111111 to be unna-
natty interesting.
PRESIDENT CABTRO RETREATa.
Revolutionllti Are Active and Vom-
xnaum aituatlon in Critical.
WILLEMBTAD. 1111111111 111 0111111111111.
September l7wPreniilant cm a. or
Vanuueia, 111111 retreated 11111 01111-
, MM ' «a "tit
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OUR WAY.
is a different wau--a new wait
to many and a vastly apprecia-
tive wait with those who have
already seen fit to test our
Credit Offer.
That we do meet the lowest
prices of other
concerns-dint
we more often undersell these
same concerns is a claim that
that has never failed in test and
gains power with each dau.
Examine our
fore going elsewhere.
evernlhing for
Bons and Girls
11011 from head
Fall Stock be-
Wesell
Men, Women.
and can dress ;
lofoot. If 11011 . ‘1
see the goods 11011 want, have
them charged and pan for them
in Easn Weeklii
Paumenls.
NEW HAMPSHIRE REPUBLICANS. lllm next legislature. but tho Problb» l
illouintn IDSIRIQO upon a roterondinn
Convention at Concord called to Order at tho special election early in tho
bv senator Gatlinger.
r'onoo'nn N 11., September 17.-
Upon the asaemblying of the 11.11.1111in I
can state education ham today the
1011‘,
question at the platform declaration
on the liquor
settlement and
11111111111111; Gilt.
a. filthn
dilution wan lot- from
11th parties to the 11011-
t 6 hour, prepared
The' local op-
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in t
winter of 1903.
Tho convention met anon after it
ocloch and was called to ordder by
Senator Jacob H Galllnnor.cl1airmnn
of the atate committee. Hon Charien '
1l. Hambott of Nashua. wan named 1111
permanent chairman and on 1111111111 '
the chair he add
filed the delugntoa.
aw York oltr.l
Ingrid. cit llama
Norwalk Chronicler