r
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bowing that the demand for OIL STOVES this year would
. die} than ever before on account of the increased cost of
here. and during the early part of the season we shall off {It
it: below the regular WHOLESALE PRICE today.
TERPRISE" HEATERS—Smokeless and odorless. on.
ell reservoir, eight inch wick. central draft, adjustable w».
. _. handa‘onie' wrought iron frame, nickel trimmings~a thorn
giy p-‘to-date heater.
, “ ONLY $3.50.
‘ any other styles equally" as, cheap.
NTY STYLES OF COAL HEATERS FROM $3.00 UP.
anhnno‘ru's HIGH GRADE RANGES in all styles. and
lag. These goods are strictly guaranteed, not only by the
u ‘ctu‘rers in Port Chester, but by this house. Prices range
limits for all stoves, stove pipe. elbows, zinc. etc.. etc., L»
prices. .
. Allotoves delivered and set up FREE.
. OUR FURNITURE is of the highest grade and at the lowest
:1: lea—quality considered.
FRUIT JARS.
Mason Qts., 50c. doz.
FRUIT JARS.
Lightning. 89c. doz.
,. s. sililuEVANT,
Noilh 'Main and Ann St: So. Norwaik.
WSW! argain ay.
For this week we make a specialiv of
r
CHtLoneu's HOSE, SOUBLE KNEE,
AT 10 ms.
REGULAR pmce, 15 are.
LADIES‘ FANCY HOSE,
AT 15 CTS.
REGULAR PRICE. 25 CTS.
LADlES' FANCY HOSE.
AT 19 crs. ‘
REGULAR PRICE. 25 crs.
LADIES' FANCY HOSE,
AT 35 crs. ‘
REGULAR PRICE so CTS.
..._—.._..
THESE PRICES FOR THURSDAY
AND SATURDAY ONLY.
.Diokerman &
afiiiiiigiiin St. " 4..— m...
«coconut» ”muoow’uomum ‘
(the superiority of Polztland overcr-
iiiary «manta is Well understood.
The price is now aodow that Rosen-
dule cement II. to an extent, being
crowded out. We handle the “Atlas."
which is conceded to bathe but bring!
on themurket. Our solemofthiagQ _.
monthnve increased-tension within .3
a few years. , if you aroma: to an *«
cement“. "A'I’LAG." , ’
or colon, we have the ”mandala"
also. and our lineoi‘r’nuonl’ buildim
meterieip, blue stone. solver Dino. eta.
in complete.“ ' . . ,. ‘
an,
surround.
l
«‘i. '
(that... 91'
have secured the largest line of these heaters em" .3.
five?-
‘ Audion were no. that Providence in
indoctrination.“ confer blessings or
’l‘ho varioux committoos . ompor-
my organization ivoro chbhcu last
night and thc oighircouniins bcid- filllir
euros to discuss caudbiatos. A now
state committed was nominated, the
roll of. the convention was made. and
us many preliminary arrangements as
possible (toilipiutod.
.Tlto committee ou'resolutlons uudcr-
took last night to. set; togeolor to con-
a Cary platform already drafted.
a. «t Thuyer platform roughly pro
our-M The attompt was a failure for
.f a Quorum and tho committco
adimn‘ucd to direct ihlsmorniug. The
New Landau county ilstlouft. callous
flu'nluhcd tho sensation of the night
and carried ovcr into tho day tho (lary-
’l‘huyor blttcruous. 'As soon as tho
.Now London county excitement had
tomporarlly nubslded the gubernatorial
catidldntca continuod their. unto-con-
llou canvasscs and thcy kept it up utt-
iii aficr 2 o’clock this morning. Mr.
Cary personally rclircd Horne timc bc-
forc his Norwich rival. but the work-
crs for tho two man kept. at. it until
hourly 4 o'clock this morning. and two
hours later were up and doing in a fin-
al effort.
'l‘hc committoo on rcsolutions sturt‘
od tbc ball rolling with a meeting at
tho 'l‘otlilnc llolcl. just bcfurc ilo‘clock
’l‘hc contmiitoo was in acsslon until
just before ii) o'clock. the hour up-
pointcd for tho opcning of tho con-
vcntion. Eighteen of tho twenty-foul
tncmbcrs woroou hand. N. B. Stovons
of Winsicd was tcrnpornriiy mudc the
chairman. Tho session was behind
closcd doors, and bcforo tho commiticc
ndjourncd. it was lcurncd that numcr-
ous drafts of platforms wore prosont-
cd and discussed.
The corridors of the hotel woro
crowded and tbcrc was no lack of hu-
mor in who of lbc situations. Onc
til-legato mouplcd the stairs and ink-
lng position in a loud voicc attracictd
attention with the words: “Gcntlo—
mcn: lt mukcs little dii'fcrcncc who is
nominntnd for govcrnorw" llcrc he
was intcrrupiad. but be coniinuod. “it
uiakcs lililc, dil‘fcrcucc who its nominal-
rd for governor. but i won't my hat.”
'l‘hc corridors rcsouudcd with laughter
and the man shoutcd: "is thcrc an
honest. man in the Dcmocrntic party?"
The doors of the liypcrion thcutcr
opcuod at 9 o‘clock. 'l‘llc lluudsomc
opcru bousc was dccorntcd in a nimplc
mnnncr with tho anlonul colors. ()vcr
the stage hung a picture of ’l‘iidcn. To
one side was onc of Grover Clcvcinnd.
and as a companion ploco to the (flow--
land portrait on tho otbcr side was a
similar likencss oi‘ \i'nlium .lcnuings
Brynn. Many of the dclcizatcs mis-
took the unfaithful ilkcncso of 'i‘ibicn
for onc of Tbuyor. and litel‘c wcrc some
muticrings from the (lacy supportcrs
until thc atatc commiitwman causcd it
to bc noiscd about that the central
picture was one of Tilden.
At 9:45 thcro wcrc loss than our
hundred dclcgutcs in thc thcalcr. and
u bnkcr's dozen. pcrhaps. in tho spcc~
tutors' balconies.
'l‘bc (icicgnics cumc in rapidly in: tho
hour upproacbcd and at 10 o'clock
ucurly cvcry our of the i308 crmiitcd in
tho convention was in his soul. lr‘m'
sonic rcason thcrc was a delay, and it
was 10:40 before Chairman and (.‘andl—
dutc 'l‘buycr cullcd thc conrcr'lfion to
ordcr. 'i‘bc nppcnrnncc on the platform
of Mr. ’l'bnycr was the signal for loan
contlnucd uppluusc. lion. .lobn .l.
Walsh. of Nurwulk. was immcdiaicly
introduccd as the icmporary chairman
of thc conVcniiou.
Mr. Walsh suggcstcd that the various
committees clioscll withdraw at oncc
to cxpcditc things. 'l‘hc chairman bu:
tnorously nddcd: “i want to pump a
little hot air into you. and wltiic i am
doing that thc committees might with-
draw and transact their uprcliminnry
business. There was sonic littlc dis-
Mission. during which the fact. was
lost. sight of that the committces had
not born crcntcd by the convention.
They were merely nominutcd last
night. ’I‘hc thing went through. how-
ovcr. and Chairman Walsh began his
address as follows:
Mr. Chairman and Mcmhcra of the
State Central ()ommiltcv:
i illnnk you for tho honor which you
have confcrrod upon me by uclcoting
me as the tomporary chairman of this
convcntlnn. and l aannrc you that 1
fully appreciate this honor. Follow
delegates of this, the most auspicious
Democratic. convcntion which has bccu
hold in a number of yours in the, state
of Connecticut, l wolcome you in be-
hulf of the State Central Committcc.
and in behalf of tho Democrats of this
state, i welcome you with sincerity
and earnestness, become i believe that
tonight you are about. to take thc first
steps towards a Domoorntio victory
in the state of Conunctiout in Novour
bor next. and I propose in as brief and
courier‘ a manner as i can. to give you
a few of. tho tenuous why i hulloya that
you will be successful at the polls in
this coming. oloctlon.
Tho people of this state haveboon
told by their Republican senator, Mr.
Plutt. that thoro should ho no change
made by the notoraof this stain on
election (laymbecause under the ita-
publionn adminlatmtiou‘ the country
lineulloon prosperoue for tho past six
yours. and ‘thno'prosporitylhao boon
coincident with . Republican :rulo.
thereby implyingihatwhlch has been
reiteratedaunhln and again byultnpublil
can , culture and aprons writers-«that
the Republican : party is‘ responsible
forum should be nrcditedwithwtho
hmherity .tho country has ‘onjoyml.
its wisdom; hail reelected that pat-tyne
punishments upon the: people of thin
cerium. than indeed wouidwit be idle
for us to assemble here tonight. if it
were so, that Providence had selected
the Ripahliosif party throughlts ora-
tor: audiotape pto confer-those
hmalusrwhilm t hedgeoieotodnmen of
theatrlpe at: resilientlluer of theorist ,
operator”, ehnsrlvanlemnd the «luv
A : dustrlal cuphlina'of the monopolistio
trusts; in inflict ltilnpiliiiflllméni. open .
_ the..people~the .itrwonid be idle tor. iv!"
toluauemble. But who. deny this. and?
, ‘ .10,he‘.reaspn..of‘the£eouiol
or this , to instilyfthatdeni l. and
we lb or ‘ hut weohali‘not appeailu
; . .4
rwaik ‘Phepla
can“ ,liillihut Ne . ,_ ,
Very Liar—They Learn Quickly. ,
it is sometimos an cosy tuaitoc' to
fool tho public. but you can't hoop it
up var)" [uni-r. 'l‘hoy aro euro in find
you out; and ovary time a man is fool»
oil another skoptio in made. We are
naturally skepticalwbon ronding a
published statement given ‘by some
stranger residing in a far-away place,
but the circumstances are cutiruly dif-
ferent whoa homo endorsement is pro-
sontod. 'l‘bo tos funny at local citi»
anus renders duct-t impossiblo, it is
may for you to invoutlgalo.‘ lload this
case:
Mrs. C. Gunning, living on liili utroot.
ways: “i am well up in yours, and
like u grout many old pooplu.a i had
trouble with my kiduoysfor u long
time, causing distrosslng backache. i
could find nothing to give mo any rc-
licf. and l fuucicd that Dunn’s bildnoy
l’ills might llclp mo. even if (boy did
u't card. i wont to Pinistod's drug
slorc and got a supply. l was not dis-
appointed. l'loau's Kidney i'ilis dis-
posod of the last. attack. The buclc
ache and suffering wore a thing of thc
past."
Prico 50 cents a box. h‘oslcr-llill
burn ()o._ Buffalo, N. \'.. ooh: agents
for tho United States.
Remember tho panic—«Donn'u-und
iuko no substitute.
old mmnmnwonlih of (humor-tier“, us
wcll as all over this land. witch tho
pcopio arc awakening to tho fact that
they have been fooled by tho itcpubll-
cun party long enough.
in this United Stntcs today tbcro is
an unrest. a dissatisfmtion with tin-
ponllcai conditions of affairs. which
unrest and dissatisfaction has rapidly
bccomo ('l‘NStilllZiill upon one dominant
problcm, and that in thc problem of the.
trusts. and tho party that can solvc
lthnt problem in thc party which is go-
llnx to ormtrol tho administration of
tibia country for yours in aortic. it in
(true that tho rapid lncrcocc of wvuilh
.in this country-«tho rapid incrcusc of
iu'cnitb by natural production has:
lcnuscd a natural combination of capi-
itul for thc purposc of cxpmiitnm ibc
itrnnsaciion of bingo cntct'priscn. and
that fact has bccn oquuliy truc. siuco
.tbc ilrai privatc coriulrntion in thc
il‘uilod Stair-s was formed right hcrc
win thc stoic of (‘onm-ciicui. many.
llullu)‘ l't‘urs bcforc tho War of tho lic-
ilwllltill, ’l‘houc combinations of cupi-
liul. wbcu conduclcd lcultltuulcly and
in accordance with tho lows of thc
’lilllil. no rcusonublc thinking man can
lllud fault with or :llicxnpi to disturb
liu lbcir natural growth. and thc llcmo-
:ciaiic puny Xll‘l'i‘l' has. and ucvcr will.
iiiiillt‘k that which circa lo crcry man
fill this country an canal cituncc to bcl~
.ici' his condition in this lifc.
f But ihcrc arc otbcr combinations
iiiull urc not. natural combinations. and
llhcy arc nppurcutiy in tho majority. li‘
lwc fluurc that majority by tho amount
{of capital stock n ma the market
3' which rcpi‘cscnts mole
i 'l‘buso arc combinations which arc
lnot natural combinations but are un-
tnutul‘ul und nriiilciul cmnblnutimm.
lbt'nugbl inlo boini: by lhc pursuunco
of tho llcpnblicnu party of a paltry
which might huvc boon oriuinnily lwu-
lciicinl. but which. lllw all othcr pull-
vius inauguruimi by man whcn pursucd
to an lntcmpcrntc and xxll'i'lllt‘ lonuth.
rcsulis in injury if? almost ci'cryonc
who comm into contact with ii. and
.honc um tbc coiubznaiious known as
tho monopolistic trusts. which the
ilcnmcrulic party has picduml iisclf.
‘.\'hcncvcr it has had an opportunity In
piuct- ilscll‘ upon I'm-old. to uoc no lo
.(iiluluic moans to trlppb- and llcsircy.
'l‘hosl- combinations of «upitul on- lost
is distinct just no scpul'ulc. and can
bc disccrnod juul s cicul‘ly us you
can disccru ihc‘ diffcrcncc bclwccn
lurkncus and duyliebt 'l‘hcrc is no
utcit inicrmiunlim: iwtwccn tbc hunt-oi,
unwnlcrcd cm‘inu'uiinn or today. and
tho lili‘iifréiliiiimi‘lwl. wuicr-iimulml cor-
poration, us our ilcpubllcun fricuda
try to mulrc lbc bcoub- bclicvc.
'l‘bc cluumcrcinl world as if cxislH
zit tbc prom-ht iinlc. crcry part or ii
brim: brought into clusc contact with
cvcry oihcr part. by tho scicnliiic dc
vciopmont of this ago, is pructhully
one hunc. cmnmcrclal housc: and tho
corporation or trust which has no mou-
opoly of animal product in this or in
any otbcr country on thc globc. can
ncvcr cnlcr upon a loin: lift.- or cxlor-
tiou uulcss that life. in» supported by
other than natural rcsourccs: and this
fact is no wall known union}: all of tho
reasonable thinkers of tho world for
day. that it in n truism. and yct tho
party in power. through its president.
wltllo admitting, as of coursc ilc must.
tllc fact of tho cxistcncc of ihosc
trusts. which impcrll thc vary foamin-
ion of our govcrnmcui. tcila you in
subaiuucc that it is so diillcculi to do-
tcct tho horncil. hairy goal froth tho
harmless wooly whoop. tlmt u now and
morn powerful X-rayu will have to bo
invoutcd boforc you din-o aiiompi to-
disccrn just. which in which. bcoauac
3'01! might inluro tho poor. bolploss
«been by u too rigorous application of
tho proper romadioa.
But the limo has conic. although
every offort known to old and antuto
poiitlolnnr and ilnnnoiorn have bcpu
made to prevent it. when the people
have concluded to look with their own
eyes. and without waiting for any new
invention to ouoblc tbcm to occ. liur-
lngthe past summer than oyalght has
been clear onod and their oouaou have
hoen ma 0 more aiort: their brains
have become more active. becnuuo
mach-their principal source of physi-
cal support, has noon to intuit a price
that they have bocmuo practically
vegetarians. and as this vegetarianism
has been involuntary on their part.
rant on they desire to return to "their
old method of living rather thunctto
stifle the pain of hunger by drawing
the belt tighter around the‘walst. the?!
hero recruits oauié‘hi their enforced
itbeiiaenee; they hope noon. and they
will continue to use until limit Nov-emu,
beacon binary in long time thereafter.
thstutheiartiilolsitnueta which prevent
cattle bolus, brought.“ from'oanudn
andrtrom Maiden. is. d from all of the
Madman countries 1igloo continent. in
giro astronaut. tho-i r‘whioh roots in
he hands claim. a. whereby titoy
raiser-.toorohibitory prices this needle
sltyol' life. , .
The president of these United States
n
w‘ k. howovnr amni .rwhio'u we- a
no to him in nu daily on». Vito Willi
”lid in the loading roprosontutivo of it
thirty which lHJlllllldlllilll. nnd livos by
Virtuoroi’. n uyutout whoroby tho largo
masses of tho pcoplc to whom he. was
talking“ wortwbolng mulct and robhcd
by this hoof trust, at tho very moment
bo wnu altering his words of wisdom.
and yoi; no words of proth did ho ”in
tor against this hoof comblno; no rom~
ody‘dld. ho propose that was to tailor-
of bin ilstuncru hold out for a few
l'cars or until the law suita which he
find rtut'tod had been docldod. lilo
unionized personal courage and pity»
slcai lll‘ill’l'ili‘i'.‘ but i ask. follow litunrr
clots and citlzcuu of tho olnlc of Con.
nooticui. whclhor it rcuuiros morc
courage for a man with a wlfo and lit-
tle ones dcpcndcut upon him to fucc
this wiutcr with the prohibitory pricn
of (tool. and the pi'lolllllltoi‘yi prico or
moat. with n bruvc and cheerful front.
as the wccks and months roll on into
tho biticr \vcnthcr, than it docs to
Hhouldor a gun in a war which was not
big cnougb to go around. although. on
tho prosidrmt said. he personally not
his share? .
'l‘llcsc facts arc hclng disccrucd. not
only by those who huvc bccn lilo-long
Democrats. not only by that great moon
of ludcpcuticnt tlllukcrs, and film-c.
TOI‘I‘ iliiivllcndcut voters. who how
Home to tho front of lnfc yours, but
also by a largo and inllucntiul part of
ibc llcpubiicau party and it is this lot-
ler fact which has caused tbcxrcut nu
cashless which now prevails among ihc
iczulcrs oil that party.
ml orcr tbc worst. that must that tho
llcpublican party llilu bccn pulling on
lbc back for .‘l uumbcr of yours and
saying to it "We urc rcspoilallilc, and
\W should havc thc crcdlt for all lhc
prospcrliy that you )llH‘i.‘ citi'uycil":
that wont has; risen up. and iusiiilcd
the,- words of Lincoln: “You can't
fool :tll thc pcoplc all the limo." They
are discorcriul: (his fuudumcutul truth.
limi- lost so soon as lhc lll‘Uil‘i‘il‘il in
dustry has auppiicd ihc bonn- murkci.
and soul onc dol‘nr of its ovcr-plus
abroad in thc rcgnlur courso of bus?
nous. if that proicction bc still mnin-
lilllll'il‘ ibcu thc norm of thc artificial
trusts is inoculuicd into tbc body poll.
tic. it has tnhcu fllcm yours to rcailzo
it. yours suillcicuiiy humorous for that
acrm to propugutc and grow. until to»
day it has ntinlncd such latrcntzlb and
vigor that it has bccomc lhc archivist
comtncrcinl giant that thc world ba-
cvcr sun-n: a giant loci in all ihc scnsw
of honor. truth dcccncy and justice
and ncluulc'l nnd domiuutcd by our
mnirniiipu passion. that of nrnricc
And who has had it bcitcr illustration
of it than thc huuornblc ccntlctuou
who prcuidcd OVl‘i‘ ihc ltcpublicnn con-
vcution of this l-‘inlc'.’ ilc. with lhc
prosidcnt of tho I'vnitcd Stairs and lllc
socrctury of ulntc of thc l7niicd Slums.
picdacd tho honor of this nation in a
poverty“ strickcn pcopio locatcd on the~
island of Cuba. and whcn tho day for
tho rcdcmption of that honor ill‘l‘l\t'.\‘
this glillll whom hc inudcd a low days
ago in this sinic rci‘uscd to pcrtnli
him and his ussnclutcs io rcdccm ii.
and ilcirrndr-d find dcboucd lilo 110ml
unmc of this notion in tin cyclt of thc
world: and all in tho lull-costs of tho
artificial combination which controls
tho sugar of this country.
“but rcmcdy docs tho llcpubiicnn
pnriy oil'cr to tho pcopic.’ Wily. first
or nmcmimcni to tho constitution.
whirh lhc purly admits would. inlrc
four or fivc ycut's. if it could b.- or-
complishod tbcn. ii is almost as ludic-
rous as tho lrishulnu, who. win-n hc
was glrcn his choir-c of tho kind of
lrcc itc should hc bung upon. sch-clad
lbc count-hurry bush. and was willful:
to wait unil tho bush grow lull
w-nouixb. This idcn. not nit-cling with
lbc approval of the pooplc. it was thou
proponcd to giro to thc pcoplc of thc
ilitltod Stair-s llltl pmvcr to control
ibc crcmurcs of an imlcpcndcui aialc.
Exactly how this can bc donc undct
our sysicm of novl‘u'nmciil. in not mudc
.clcur. but it is known that as u puliii
lcui Villt‘vgt‘ilcl‘. ubuu lbia bin born or-
.rontp|isbcd. and tho slutc has :ruri'cn
Hicrmi no to thc liniicd Hiatus govern-
lllli’iii. the right to rcizulaic and con
:duct tbc affairs of thcir own crcutiurcu.
illicit should you dcsirc in go to in“
inguinal a trust you will haVc your
lluwycr's icon paid. What an aid this
‘wulliil ha in thc small manufacturer.
.tbo rctull buslncus mun. thc artisan
all lilo laboring mcn. Just. immune
. any one of you hora proscnt who barn
j boon wronacd by the stool trust. brinic
‘ lug a unit for five hundred or ilvc thou-
aan dollars. and have your grindehll-
drcu collccti tho Judamchtwtlf ‘ihc
steel trust who in oxlstoncc at but
time. blow absurd this is. and that is
practically all ihatila oifcrod by the
Republican party through its natural
administration. to relieve the opprca-
slop which lhoho trusts havc bran. and
arc. inflicting upon you.
But tho Republican party of the
ninth ot Connecticut offcrs in Its ntnio
platform, to do what? i quotc from
that platform: "it‘ in any .schoduie.
import dutlos are found that how: boon
notoriously pcrvcrtod from litclr trio
purport!) to tho inordluato curlchmont
of tho corporatirm, monopolistic in fact
or in tendency. we look to tho ltopublb
can congress to apply in its wisdom
tho hooded correctivo. without impair-
ing tho principlo of protection." ilow
would it sound. follow ilcmocruts. bud
iltoy sold: “it them is a man named
Jonah. wholivon in the city of New
Haven. and who has committed crime
notorious criminal. and who has be-
come lnordlnntoly rich. hoodlum oihls
crimes. we look to tho pron’ooutlng ate
tornoy of the city to apply in his win;
room, the hooded corrective without.
disturbing the preteen under which
this-,motorious criminal accumulator!
:hlt! liortunoa. or impairimc the. latter
in the least.” Tlrh’lk. follow Denim
cram-of the:llrrlddtpoffrontony of the
party whichtells You thatboioro they
‘Willgililell expect fillinwrdlli: shaltubo
blighted in this ,nslhbllshmsnt oi." mon-
onolistio nrotoctlon.,thnt wrong must
have buttoned . notorious. a wrong
iknown notaessarlly.oi course. to the
expertwithiu. the party first; but no
nuggostlon of remedy than, and there.
would homo suggestion of remedy now
over: it. otlordlto truth whichthoy
I an itimgiy. dtliphyyuin their platform.
ot- ‘
into that. hunger. unlcsa tho stomachs
the needs of tin:
and from that time down to the pros:
out moment,»its inaquallty, and its in-
iustlce have become more glaring. and
THE D. M.
of the summer.
for inspecion.
wide.
Braids are legion. Venetian
as we represented.
Fourth Floor.
READ CO.
’ automaton
CORDED VELVET AND CORDUROY are favored
materials for handsome street gowns. and also shirt waist
suits. to take the place of the foulard and taffeta gowns
Broad wale Corduroys are in order for such costumes
and are assuming a very prominent place. Our importa—
tion of Velvets and Cordumy is now complete and ready
We are shoWing one style of broad wale Corduroy.
very silky in finish and delightful to the touch. for $r.oo
a yard. 22 inches in width. Another, a narrow wale, of per-
haps more conservative style is 50 cts. a yard. 22 inches
The Colors are beaver, caster. cardinal, tabac. murier.
urgent. matelot, black. white and crcam.
Elberon Costume Velvet. which comes in black only,
is a new Velvet exquisitetiy soft and rich in appearance.
This makes elegant costumes. separate waists, and is
fine for children’s coats. Width 24 to 27 inches.
Prices 85 cts., $1.00. $1.25 and $1.50.
TRIMMINGS FOR AUTUMN GOWNS.
Among new Dress Trimmings Jet is very much to the
front. Gimps. Galioons. Leatheret, Passementeries and
, Chantilly. Oriental. Guipure,
Esouriai. and all heavy Laces are desirable. Even the se-
vere tailored gowns are to be trimmed with Braids and
Cords. Winter coats will be decorated with Olives. Tas-
sels. Braids and Pendant Ornaments.
these novelties will interest you.
An inspection of
You will no doubt go to the Furniture Store to see the
new Hall Racks. and you will find thm just as handsome
We forgot to mention that there are new Hall Chests
of Mahogany. also in Flemish. Golden or Weathered Oak.
Many of them are carved. some are plain, all are perfect
specimens of their kind. One of these besides being a
convenience to the housekeeper. on account of its beauty,
will be a continual delight to the eye.
Take Elevator.
THE D. M. READ COMPANY.
Bridgeport. Conn.
rcnvhcd lbw urcui mus-nu»: of tho pct)
pic. and tbcy arc about in rcscut it and
thus it has iwcomc notorious. And
now that unmc party wlnbcs to ho. on
iruatcd with tho powcr of rctncllying n
wrmu: perpctralmi by it. of which it
hull knowlcduc for u long uumbcr or
yours. and rcfusod to right until tbc
pricc of its continucd refusal bccumc
Its lif‘lllllflll dcillh.
’l‘bc licmor-rutic party on tho other
band tells you this: that if you placc
us in powcr. wr plcllgc ourscivcs to dc
‘1“ that wc can to rclicvc this artificial
support. which in tho vitality. tho lifc
of thc monopolistic trusts in this coun-
try. and wc plcligc ourscivcs to rcvisc
that turlil‘. and to do so without the aid
of an X~ruys machine. relying cntircly
upon tbc ability and good scnsc which
our creator has cntrustcd us with.
l bciicvc that when wc plucc in nom-
ination in this convcntlon. a congrcss—
mon at largo who will represent ihosr
principles which i bnvc laid down to
you. as tho principles of Democracy
he will obtain a support that will land
him in Washington to advocate those
principles in your bchalf.
And now a few words about the is-
suos in this stoic. Them in in this
country ono dominant lssuc. to which
all nibcr issuou arc. aubordlunot. so i
beiiovo that in our own common wealth
there in can dominant isauc which un-
.derlles. and is the curiae of all the other
.questions which will coma before ibc
people of this state to be acted upon.
We have a pnllticrti condition in lill'
stoic at prcscnt the Him or which. for~
tunatcly for tbmn. exists in no othor
ninth in this Union. a condition so ab-
solutely unjust. unfair. so preposterous
rmd absurd when discusscd with polit-
.lcal equality an the standard whereby
this condition is to ho decided. that
thorn in no mun who dosiroo to romain
outside. of a lunatic asylum. could bc
‘found in the slate of Connecticut to-
a‘ttor crime. until ho hull bacomo o ftiuy.who will oncnly attempt to defend
as right. the present political condition.
and yet although this condition. so ah-
‘surd. that to use the Words of flavor-
inor McLean:
"'l‘wr: hundred votes on
one side of the surveyor‘s line, would
equal tiranty thousand votes on. thc
other side of tho norvoyor‘a line," still
the political party In power at tho pron
=eot time in thin state bus placed itself
upon record an bclnu determinadltc
prove‘ntsnr chaueoiin this comiitlon
inntil-tbreutunedwlth ions of powor. he
entire of that refusal.
.OVer sixty years sign. it heeamehn
parent to those who heliuvcd in a mini
republican form of government that
our constitution was not mloptmllc
people of this state.
has. who bad the real lntcrcsta of tho
mlrty ill bcurt. that thc pcoplc would
ulbmit no longer to this condition of
affairs. calicd a constitutional conven-
tion. a convention which on the very
fucc of its call branded the party
culling.r it. as insinccrc and unfair. and
intentionally so; a convention to equal—
'10 (hr rmu‘cscuintion of the "twenty
thousand men on tho one side of the
anginccr's liar. and the two hundrcd
men on the other side of thc cuglneor‘s
line." that said on its face. the twmt-
ty thousand that now has two votes in
the making of the laws in our legisla-
lui'c its against onc vole which the two
hundrcd have. slmll have but one vote
at tho convention called to make the
fundamental law of the state of Con-
ncctlcut. whilc the two hundred men
shall have one role also.
Yet in spiic of thc honest hclicf that
the call was intcndod to result in noth-
ing but dclay. the Democrats through-
out the stoic. rclymg on the Justice of
thcir cause said. this should not bc
mndc a party issuc. and word
wont forth from tho leaders
to elect the boat and the most
honorablc man that could be
found irrespcctivc of his politics. and
implnl: uculuni boon bollcvltur that it
was impossible for any political party
.but was responsible lor that conven-
'tion to dare to taco the people without
giving them what they claimed. towns
went their delegates. and with tho rc-
suit you all know. You know that at
the bohcst of the party leadcr at tho
inst hours of that convention, it so-
callod constitution was framed. Dill'ml
before the people of the stoic. and who
roicctcd. as it should have bccn reject—
ad. because that arr-called constitution
cmhodloll the sumo partisan political
qspirit that spokc in the call upon which
it won made: that ilO-(‘illlflll culmiltu-
tion was an unfair. no uujmlt. that tho
governor of this stoic. whom no itc—
nohlloan hm: ever dared to accuse of
disloyalty to his party. repudiated the»
some. and advisod the people to vote
againat it. What a condition of ab
fairs have we here? The governor of
this state. honest and conscientious.
and supportod‘by that part of his party
which represent those mmlltles. op-
posing this so-cnllcd 'conutitutlbn. The
Constitutional Reform League orgoalz»
od many many years uro.’ for the on
press purpose of agitation this much
ncedod reform opposing title uncalled
constitution. and the some being dc»
fended. if i remember rightly. by none.
if you omit the partisan. prose.’ sitcom
those who had a hand in forming the
mum. and were himndtp justify their
(My) work. The governor! of this state.
telling the people of the nm‘alior towns.
"You now have for probhbly‘ the last
time. an opportunity to. preserve thr-
Laoe and" ,
.. has? ‘ to New nutrient! . ‘6 ”With“! “0"“ ”mm" mm
“'17 loomed ,8 Mahdi. The real libel)” 0‘ “W“ ”“6““
i
' ‘f-itato .h auto t m in interests ‘ ‘
ll“ Hill" 0‘ hm“ he . d». I had lad protoetiou'ltaat unk tram mommies
,6 lo ' ' ‘ihil ‘ oft ‘ or i u t the meat trust. the
it
' ’ ' ‘ t e. _ _
' _ .‘midgdll the other tnrllbmin
d .t d ' ' wn. until it has
accordingly thc autonomy of your cuff towns, by doing
justice to the towns “nurture larger
population. and that ”if. you do not take
«(immune-or thin. oinlnrfn'hlty. you
morii uhhehrh'ble. an .
efforts (little people 20 relieve. that in»
iustlce‘hnve‘heoome there frequent and
more strenuous; with the. result that
two yours upon» party in powar.
h‘a lira“ Warned y thriceltspnhll-
mi marry-oral. " 7 _ - 5 3?“;
' lyttulaifi’olnag non: under-tr. ran in once? m with
«or cutout to” tan or
in .
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cats. dill“!
(petitioned gmnflhd hosed
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