‘ ihoy are made to stand wear.
Prices from 7 Sc. to $2.50
F. D Lyon 8: 00.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
igo WASHINGTON STREET
llemuulm funicular I
(Continued on Fifth Page.)
permanent. ’I‘hiu wan done.
Just to liven things up tho chairman i
announced that ho had rocolvcd u com- I
.munlcatlon. It was a not of rtII-Iolu
:tions presented by Austin B. Fuller.
.0! New Haven for the "Kansas (‘ily”i
Democrats, asking rccognltion of thc
doctrines enunciated at Kansas City.
Then came nnotlIeI wait anti at
length some Ono suggootcd a recess.
There was a contagion of motions. but
when the chairman announced that tho [
.platform committee would not Do
ready to report for half an hour at
least, a motion to taho a rtIcoun rm 1
that length of time was curricd all
11: 40 and tho (lelegatos Iusich out. .
.Tho doings of the platform framors .
had become more and mord ('Ompll-
outed and things looked black. William .
Kenngdy. of Nuugatuck, had ot‘fcrcd
the following umcudquIIt to the proum- I
hie of the platform which was qulIII'
discussion: "“9 thc IcpIcsoIItatlvos
of the Demotruti ( party of tho Sillit‘
of Connecticut in IIonIoIItlon asncmbl-
ed, do Icalilnu our IIllIIgIaIII II to tip 1
Democracy ot' the nation and l'I‘ilSSIIl'l
our faith in its principlcs as promul-
gated at the last national IIoIIIcIIIioII.”
He stated that that rcsolIition would
be acceptable to thc adhcrcnts of thc
Kansas City platform. 'l‘bc commitcc
would not pcrmit the words “as pro-
mulgated at the last national IIIIIII'IIII-
tion." and thcy wIIrc otrirkcn out.
Mr. Fisko thou arosc and Iuatlc a
Speech in favor of inscrting tho words
“constitutional llculocl‘acy of tiltI IIII~
tion" in the first clausc. lic was rot
ed down and immcdiatcly tic-nouucod
the commiilctI on rcsolutions as II sci
of demngoguos. took his silk hat and
umbrella and statod to tho chairman.
Mr. Stevens. that ho rIIsigIch his IIIcIu~
bershlp in the commitlcc and also in
the party of “IicInuIzogIIcs.”
“I have denounced that III‘IIuIIIittIIII
as a set of domagogucs. By about 13
or 19 to 5 thcy have voted down II
suggestion that was only propcr and
righteous. i do not rosign from ibc
Democratic partr but i scvcr l‘IIrcIIIIr
my relations with Fill h IiIIuIIILIoIIucs. i
am out becauw tho I-quIIIiIlcc lli|\'(‘ rc
fused to stand by “Mr oaths to l'tft‘tlil‘
nlge the constitutional rinblo IzIIIIrau
teed to thtI pcoplc of thc .IIIIIII- and of
the nation." said Mr. lI‘lslIII on lIIs
way from tho tquuIittoo room.
Whl-lo tho platform ctImIIIltIcc wa»:
having its curncst IlIIlIIItII tlIcrII dcvol»
oped an uniquc fight in thc committct-
on credcntiuls. it had lil't‘ll announc-
ed that there worc no contcstcti Iiclc-
gations. but wbcn thc committec Incl.
the delegation from l'IIiIIII was t'fillll' :1-
Ni. The disputc was bcthIcu llll' slain
central committoc which had H‘Hit‘ti
Union dologutcs. and contcstuuts who
appeared for the first How this forc-
1100!).
, At outI tlmr,I IIII cucouutcr was nur-
rowly avcrtotl. A voto Illscloncd no
quorum of tho committee. and a busty
search was made for four ruinsing
members. 'l‘bcy could not [w found.
and tho wlInlc conrcnlion wus hcld up.
. The committeeI on resolutions finally
reached an azrmmrut and atllourucd.
The chairman rcrusnd to giro out Iluv
platform .. til it was adopted by tlIc
convention.
Aftcr an hour's rcccss tho convcu-
tion was finally callIId to ordcr. 'l‘htI
committec on crcdcntiulu was not III-II.
dy. and thereI war a clamor for anothcr
recess. but II motion to that cffecl fail-
ed. and the f'()ll\"‘llil(’lll was still in
session. To willitI away tlIc limo Wil—
liam Waldo Hyde. of Hartford. Ins
prevailed upon to lltllii'PSI‘i tho dolo»
gates. Ho spokc britIfly. urging bur-
.mony and predicting victory for thc
party if harmony prcvullcd.
The crcdcntluln I-onlmitlco quurrcl
over tho llnlon dclcrzatlon was at
length adjusted. A full commute-II was
finally gathered and thc IllIIputIIIl
quentlon (ItInItI to a \IIIIII it IIIIIIIIIIIIIi
in I tie, 12 in 12. A sugpcotlou was
made that tho twa factions Imus a film!"
Ilmlntroducmg
to the mod pooplo of Tho Norwulku II
; now mmzlno of Fiction and thought
it in a wonder wrltton by the DOM.
writers and not II Mimic! plI lure or ad
, vortlaement. How in it done, and uolti
for“? Sample copies free, at
:T. J. MAGNER’S.
3 SOUTH MAIN 8T.. 80. NORWAIIK
' fluid postal card for order or sample.
ill ll. Willillll.
l Carriage
‘ Builder
and Dealer.
Few Go Carts
Balm Carriages
I
1 lluiou delegation.
‘ III spot-c h.
I‘ tion by
ttII but it did not go. At this juncturu
(‘lIulrquu Kiuscilu of llurit‘old votcd
again an chairman and dissolvcd the
tie in farm of seating tlIII original
This was dcclurod
by tho. 'l‘huycr men to be It victory for
their uldo.
'l‘hc report of the. committcc on are—
dcutials was iIIuncdintI-ly prcncntcd to
tth convcutiou and Iuloptctl without do.
hate Pending the presentation of
IIOIIIII othIIII busincss, tho chuiInIun
cullcd upon Colonel N (i OsthIn for
The lIIIttII IclIII-tuutly (‘flilit‘
forward and Iloiightcd hiII hourch with
:1 speech scintillating with wit.
’l‘lIcu cumc important buslncuu 'l‘hII
committcc on Icsolutlons pr III onlcd its
report and tht.I platform wuu road to
IItlIt comcntiou. At tlIc conclusion of
the l‘;~.‘.‘('llllill proccss a motion was
1 mutlc and Rt‘t‘tllltlf‘fl for tiuI adoption of
‘llIII platform as read.
Charles Hart. of Now Britain, (liljl‘l‘lI
cd to tho plank providinu for tho clot--
tho pcopic of l’IIitIIIl Stains
senators, local ludgos and county com-
llllSSlflllt‘l‘S. -.loscpb l’. Manning. of
Now liIIvIIII. ilIIIII pI'I-IIIIIIIIId an umcud-
mom to tho platform, which advocatcd
that tho polls on IIlcction day Do opIIu
from ii II. III. to 7 p. III.
'ic rcsolulion follows:
Do it udoptcd by IlIc lit‘lllflt'l'llili‘
slalc cI'IIIrIIIItiou that “III are in favor
of tho polls rcmaining opoll on all dam
of cloctlou from ti II. III. to 'I' p. ill. for
all workmcu that thcy may hc frcc
and IIIItrI‘IIIIIIIIIlchl in tho IIxcrI-iso of
lhcir fI'III;IIlIiSII from illt‘ iIIliutIIII-II of
his cmployor and unscrupulous pIIlIti~
clans.
'l‘lIII IImcnanIIIII wot adoptotl ilt‘lr
orally and tho platform as mucudcd
was adoptcd without a bitch.
Platform, Hold for rclcasc.
WII. thc rIIprI-scIItIItivcs of tho homo-
l'l‘lliit‘ party of tho statc of t'onuccticut.
in convoution ussomblcd. dII I'IIIIflirIu
our ullcgianco to thc Dourocrucy of ”MI
nation and rc-usscrt our faith in its
pt'lllt'iplm.
’l‘ili'S'i‘S.
WII harp no sympathy with tho Rt‘~
pulIliI-un policy of it‘Sit'l'llllI and pro‘
tccting monopolics by irizislutluu. and
at tho t-VpIIIII-aI of thc pcoplc. \VII in»
“4ch that tho pricc of bcI-l. coal. and
IIllII'Ir IIIIIIIIINII'iIII: of lifc lIIIvII lIcI‘III rais-
cti through illclznl cIIIulIlnalions and by
moans of spIIcial privilclzczz concchIIl
to monopoly by ”to party in powcr.
and MI. tlII-I‘III‘III‘II. Ilcmauti tlII- immod-
latc rcpcIIl of all tariff< upon lI'IIst-ruis.
(illf'f‘tl I'IrtitIlIIS. so as to prchIut mon-
opoly llllflt‘l‘ tlIc pica of prolcclion. \\’II
also Ilomuutl the most otriugout cu-
ftII'IwIIIIIIIII of all rxlstiuI: laws against
trusts. and tho pnssugc of such ncw
laws as III‘II I‘IIIIIIirIId to supplcmcnt and
uivc pIItIIIII-v to twisting FiliilliI-S. Wt-
(it‘lllillltl publicity as to tho affairs of
corporations cunagcd in intcrotulc
cIIIIIIIItIrcII, and thc cuuclnlcul of laws
rctluirluu :Ill Fill‘ll corporations. lIIIfIII‘II
dolor: lIIIslIIIIr-s outoltlv of tho slatc of
thtIir oripiu. lo Izhow that thIIy havc no
watIIr iII tlII-lr stock, and that thc)‘ arc
not tit'h‘luiil’ti to IIIIIIIopolizII any
branch of busincso or tllt- production
of any nrliclcs ot' Incrchuudlsc.
\‘l'c lll‘l‘lIiL'il tho RIIpulIlicun purtv of
this slatc for its insinccritv and luck
of candor in dcaling with this subicct,
in proof of this rhurnc. up call uttcu-
Hop to tho platform adoptctl by its last
stIItII I’fllli'l‘lliillli. in which no I'IIIIItIdII
for existing trust cvils is. sungcstcd and
in which ll vigorous protcst in outer-
ctl IILIIIiIIst any chungc in thtI tariff
Ht‘ill‘llllif'il until tlIII sumo “lmvc lIcIIn
notoriously pcrrcrtcd froth lbcir tI'tIII
purpose to thc Inordinutc. curichmcut
of corporations nIoIIopollutic. in fact.
or in tondoncy.”
WII conuratulutc tho RIIpubllt-uu con-
vcutlou upon its rcctuznltiou of thc
lIcmocI-nlic tiIIrtrinc that illn tariff is
lbc IIIIItlrtII' of trusts and that its schcd-
llll‘fl Hf‘l'Vt‘ to sbcltcr monopollcn and
cmttrlbuto to tholr 'inordltmto enrich—
mcnt." but wI- lIIIIiIII, that the rcmcdy
of tarirr rcvislou bII immIIdlntIIly ap-
plicd. and not iIIIlIIflIIittIly postiponcd us
‘luopportuut- and uIItIcchIIIIIry.”
Cl’llA.
'l‘hc l‘lcmocrallc purty bcllcvcu tlIIIt
rcclprnclty with l‘uba in dcnmudcd
“by tho lllth‘l-‘Ii IItInrdIltIruliI‘InI-I of mar—
ullty." and wo,tloltnutlt‘o tho sclilsb—
Iowa: and grccd of union who control tho
licpubllcun party. and haw.I drum! to
(‘ubu that murmur of rcllcf which in
lll’llliiliflf'ti by hcr condition and our
own tIIIIIutImiII wvli bring. Wc favor mt
lmmcdlulc Imtl aubutuntlul reduction
of tho tariff on (iuban importo. by rcII-
iproclty trout?! or otherwltw. in orIlor
that lhc tariff relations botwoou the
llultctl Stator: and Cuba may be made
mutually profitable. and that our obli—
Izaltomi to ashlar, the young rcuubllc to
u pcrmnncnt piuro among tho ulstor~
hood of natlona may be frilly recogniz-
ed and promptly met.
SHIP hllmlllillds.
WI- enter our corneal. urotcat ugulnat
the Republican policy of granting aub-
alIlltIII to shipping or other special inn
leretstn.
ELECTIONS BY POPULAR VOTE.
We favor thtI election of United
Stator senator by popular vote. and
monnizim: tho obvious mills and in-
luutlco which harp grown out. of the
preheat method of selecting the judge»
or local cumin ‘nnd roomy commission.
era and believing that people primar~
tlv ind-rented should havo tho right to
drulguato tho individuals who shall
hold such ofilrcu. two also demand thr-
olootlon of lodges of local courts and
county commissionvru by popular veto.
DIRECT PRIMARlEB AND SECRET
_ BALLOT.
We favor the system known as the
"Direct primary."
the general assembly. the necessity of
inking mil mtmtivn lotion rut shall
make the sum ballot ubwitiulr
- air 211 unit
THE sour
W ~0i " R SCHOOL SHOES.
They are stylish and make the loot look nice but at the same time
NO
RWA ’
K EVENING SENTINEL
Imam, SEPT.2 .
own expense official ballots bearing
the names of! regularly nominated cau-
dlduico'.
CORRUPT l’l‘iAtl'l‘lf’lidS. '
Wo dcmund tho onuotmcnt of an cf~
fcctlvo luw prohibiting. uIIdIII' lIcuvy
penalties, ull luicrforcnoc with ”III M:—
lsluturo or legislators by t‘t)l‘]l()l‘lll.lOlll-l,
by mcnnu or campaign contributions or
uppolntmcut to office.
'l‘RiAlI lll' JURY.
l‘lcllovlng-thnt justice requires that.
all portion to lltlitation in tho courtu of
(‘IIIIIIIIIIHIIIIh should llflVO cqual oppor-
tunltlcs and canal rights. wc dcmuud
tlIII restoration of tho right of trial by
jury in cuscs of. uccldont or loss of lilo
doc to tho lll‘glf’ffi of thc cun‘doycru and
WII ask thtI IIIIIIctmIIIIl of II law similar
to that in l‘orcI- lu Ncw York stutc.‘ llx-
lug tlIc liability of such cmploycru.
LABOR iIldfilSIIA'l'lON.
Wc rooognino tlItI l'lL'lli‘l of cilizonu
to unitc for thc purpIIoII of uclf prIIlcc.
lion and to pr.omotc by all pcacct‘ul
and log a] Int-anti. tlItIlI‘ mutual wcllurc
We favor eight hours ill.“ it It \I II- work
on all stutc and municipal on "w,
and “III chIoIIIIcII the Republican pol-
icy ol' novcrIIIntIIIt by injunction and
dcmuud such lt'Klfilllil(lll as email ub—
soluloly protcct thc pcoplc of thc stain
of Connecticut from all lutcrforcnco
from that spurt-c with ibcir right of
frtItI opccch uud pt‘l‘I‘lOlllll libcrty. Wc
also dcmnud tiIc IIIIIII tumor of adcuuutc
laws IlIIIIllng with tho Sillljf‘ti of facitIIV
inspcction.
SPECIAL LEf‘llSIIA’i‘lON.
Wo dIIuoIIIIt-II tho policy of tlItI flim—
IIrIIl .‘isoctublv in granting Flif‘f‘liil chur-
tIIrH and spcciui privilcgos to corporn~
Mono and wc chuutId that this prac—
ticII hc abandoncd.
llt).\llv‘. lll’l.ld lI‘flll (‘l’l‘llCS
\l'o Impress our faith in that llcmo-
crutic doctrinc of homo IIIIlII. Wc rcc‘
tillllllt‘lltl a syolcm of uniform city
ciutrtcrs, lIIariuiz. lIou'cVIII'. as: many
dctuils of n'Iunlcipal govcrurncut as
posslblc. to tho dctcrlninution of tho
communitics to ho ntl‘cclcd thcroby.
and. as suppiclnouiurv thtIrclo. wc Itivc
our cudorscnIIIut to lhc policy known
as tho "rcl‘urcndurn.”
l’l‘iildt‘ l'TlIIl’l'liCS.
\VrI maintain thc right of tIvIIry llilllb
icipality to tilIif‘l‘llllllf‘ for llsclf by pop-
llllll‘ who of its pt-oplo, whclhor or not
it shall adopt tiIII policy of public own-
l’l'Sllill of public ulilltics. WII favor
such lcnislullou as shall l‘lrifll‘f‘ to illi'
lll‘lllllf‘ this iIIIIlitIuIIblc right of IIIIlf—
gIII't-IIIIIIIIIIII. subjtrt only to such rc-
IpIiI'IIIIIII uts of main as should. in jllR-
lit-II bc pump with IcopI-ct to ulI'IcIdy
Ixistiulz IIIIIIIIIIIlioIIs uhitb may on
IIlTHIIIIIl by tho IIxorclrtI of ouch rights.
(‘le'l‘llM‘TS FUR STATIC WORK.
III thc iIItIIrtIst of public ccouomy wc
IIIIIIIIIml that it” contracts for publl.‘
suppliI-Iz. including lilt‘ll printing of" tic--
pIII'tIIIIIIIIIl l‘l‘iilli‘l‘i. tlIII ucnrral slut
utI.~' and public I'I-porls of lip“ stIIlI
should lIII awartlctl to tho lowcst biti-
Ilcr from tlII~ rumours of tho Siliit' Hock
int: llIII thl‘k.
t‘leS'l‘l'l‘l"l‘lthAi. RlIll-‘tlllll.
Wt» llt't'iill‘l‘ our faith in tho historic
svstcru of town Izoycrurucnt. and com.
mil oursclvoo to its lil‘f‘:-il‘l'\’llllilll. Al
lbc sumo limo. wc plIIdiItI our cflorls
III sccurc thtI adoption of a mustilw
lion which shall IIfTIII' tlIII populous;
colunIIIniliIIs just and IIIlIquntII I'IIpI‘III
ocutatiou in tho House of ltcprcsculu-
”WIS.
o
I‘ONf‘lJ'SlON
llcllcrillg that thc inincII of ”wow
Iii-mantis and tho IIquitv of thcsc lll‘ill'
ciplcs will appI-al to tho iIItIIlllgIIncc
and IIIIIIIhIIoIl of thc pIIIIpIII of t‘ouuctu
licut. \vII submit our rausc with mull-
dIIIIctI and solicit lhII ctropcrutitm. Ibo
suffrauc and tho Hlppol‘l of all patriot-
lc t‘lllzt‘l’lS.
l‘IIiIIIpIIrIuIIt nIIItth-o: III-cupicd II (th
mmucnls and tlIIIII (‘olouI-l N, (l, (in
born lllm't‘tl that tlII- t'llll\""lllit)ll pro»
t'tch to llIII IIIIIIIlpution of t‘llilflltltliI‘S.
His: motion prI-I'oilcd rind IIfIIII' Hum“
littlt- IlIIlIIy. llomcr S (‘IIIIIIIIlIIIL-I of
Stamford prcscutcd lbc pump of Illl‘l-
iIrIrt ll. Cary. of RidIII-fiold. as caudiv
tlutII for gtIyIIl‘nor.
I'llr. (‘uInIIIiIIIIs Iuadc II Icllluzz point
against tlII- llIIpIIlIlI’IIIIII::. ”U quI in
lcrruptcd by u loud voice: "Suck it to
'uni, suck it to ‘cmf'
Mr. (.‘uIIIIulIIIts‘s opoccb look half an
hour (If timc and its Incnllon of thc
numc of Mr. Cary IIIIII with tho usual
cliccrlnu.
l‘utrick (,‘uwidy. of Norwich. IIum~
lnutotl Mr. 'l‘huyor.
The IlcrnormirutloII following thc
prouonlntiou of Mr. ’l‘huym‘h normI was
rcnmrknbly cutbtmiaatlc and it was
poorly lleI minutes thforI- order was
rculorod.
The courontion was in good humor
for tho ntIxt apIIukci‘. who won Col. N.
(l. Ouhoru. of Now Huron. Colonel 05-
iItIrn Itocohdt‘ul tho nomination of Mr.
('ury. '1‘th Idiom IIpIIoIIiI of thc Ncw
llavcu man who charming in its grant”
ful fIIlit‘liy.
YALE UNIVERSITY RE-OPENED.
NEW HAVEN, Soptotubcr ‘fI-wYIIlII
(Ynivcrulty uun today rc-opcucti in its
rurloua tlf‘plll'lllii‘lilo tot tlIc bcglnnlnu
of tlic 202d your ulutc tlIII founding of
tho collogc. 'l‘lItI ontcrinz clIII-Iuou m;
poclallv in tho SiItIiilt-itl ficlcntiflc
School tutti tho divinity urimol ulIIvaII
an lucrcauo ovur thoac of former yearn.
but no cxuot figttrcu of rho IIumlIcr of
new u‘tudeutu wore arullublo today.
W.
ll. l-l. llcckicy' of l-‘lyrttouuo. N. i
otopplnu M tlII- Mahuckemo.
......_....».I......,.,.,...........- I... .D m...“ M A.
and we urge upon.
Pop-tn and Soda
mutilation-data“ Ham’s
WI III Cure will out. 1
MW! «mu. I‘m
to it w. 103 Why. tut. City.
FALL MATERIALS FOR
LADIES’GARMENTS,
as well as the latest fashion plates, are
now ready.
We are also equipped for repairing
at ll. reasonable charge.
Krasovitz 8: Fox,
North Main. Comer Ann St...
South Norwallt.
J. GARTNER,
Merchant Tailor,
Over 500 samples of
fall materials.
to make II III-Ilcction from.
think you fft'lll do it
yourself?
WE ARE TAlLORlNG FOR PAR-
TICULAR PEOPLE.
39 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
Opposite Hotel llamilton.
Chas. J. Ketcham,
STOCKS.
BONDS,
GRAIN and
COTTON
Bought and Sold for Cash or
Carried on Margin.
9.3 WASHINGTON STREET,
Do you not
satisfactory to
SOUTH NORWALK.
TAILORING
DEPARTMENT
i
Our Fall and Wintcr liuII of
clotqu arc now ruddy for your
inopocliou. 'l‘hc same high
grudc of lulltuing that. has Ills-
linguishcd our work in lhc past
will IIIIIliIIuo to ho maintaincti.
I. DA VIS & SON.
TAILORS. CLOTHIERS. HAT-
TERS AND FURNISHERS.
85 Washington street.
South Norwalk.
'l‘IIlI-phunc 133-12.
Glover’s the Place 4
A FEW WORDS
to tho
LADIES
NO. l.~-AlIout our 82.50 grade
of Simon:
Kid Luce, with Black tip, a
line yet serviceable,uppor, stout
single Wl‘iifid solo. Juat the
thing for Full wear.
N0. 2.—-—Kld Hutton with pat-
ent tip. walled solo and very
drowsy.
NO. (i.-—Putont Colt Skin (the
kind that IlIILIII not break
through), waited solo, dull kid
top. lace. An extremely dressy
Shoe. and tho three uiylos in
this line “$2.50.
(It may interest you to know
they all carry Union Stamp.)
lieu Shoes Thai “Flt
T08 OCCEEDAMBAGSADOR WHITE
B RLIN September ztiml’realdout
For sale by Sultana-Pow-
ell Corporation, 82 Walt»
locum 8h, Bo. florwalk.
Roosevelt has chariot! Gnarlommagne
Tower. ambassador to Rama. to am:-
cred liar. White as ambassador to Geo
may. Notification: of this decision and
. mt lit. Willie's letter of remit had
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE
TRISTRAM&HYATT
NO. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
BRUSSELS CARPETS
VELVET CARPETS
TAPESTRY CARPETS.
iNGRAlN CARPETS.
WILTON RUGS
Floor Coverings
Anutbing in the line of Floor Coverings we are prepared to
D
furnish.
BRUSSELS RUGS CHINA MATTING
JAP. MATTING
GRASS MATTING
WINDOW SHADES
CURTAIN RODS AND POLES.
SMYRNA RUGS
LINOLEUM, ALL QUALITIES
OIL CLOTHS. ALL WiDTHS
All work done in the' vein best possible manner.
NO. 8 COPPER BOTTOM BOlL
ERS, 95c
BERRY PRESSES, 29c
25c GARDEN SETS, 15c
Housefurnishing Dept.
1 GAL. OlL CAN, 10c SINK STRAINERS, 100
NO. 8 NICKEL TEA KETTLE, 95c DOVER EGG HEATERS, 56
FAMILY SCALES, 95f:
MOP HANDLES, 100 ICE CREAM SCOOP, 10¢
STOVE LIFTERS. 5c STOVE MITTS. 10°
Tristram & Hyatt, Norwalk, Conn.
SERVING
YOURSELF
llI not a ditllcult opIIIutlon. (‘Fp-‘I’Iitllly
\leI II )llll u a» a (1 pm So Ii) lluzIII \‘I'II
‘lII..'.r- tbcm rom $1.50 and if not satis- .
l‘IIIItIon within tcn dais IIItIIIII it and
gcl your moncy.
Tho Wiss SlIcarsMIlIcI-o
bottcr. Ercry pair fully
and wc how our name upon ovorv
pull we put out
Norwalk ii’ d’ W ’6 C0.
34 Main St, Norwalk.
WILL
ARMY OF THE JAMES.
Reunion to be Held in Washington,
Thursday, October 9.
The IIXIIcIIl‘II‘II IItImIIIIltIIc of tho Army
of illl‘ .iIIInIIs has iha‘llt'ii to \I‘ll'l'lllll-‘I
of that IIIIIII' iIIviIulioIm III a I‘IIIIIIIIIII
ul \\'II.I‘IlIIII:.',lIIlI. ll. (‘.. llll ’l‘lIIIrr-Ilu)’.
(.lI-IIIbIII‘ :Ilh. «lurin: llIc national IIII-
cumpmcut of tho (lrand .‘~.I‘IIII' ol’ Inc
Republic. Thc invitation l'i'qlili‘il””
So. ibIIrchIrII duriu: Homo IIIIII day
of IlIII IIIIIIIIIIpIIIcnt wI-tIlt it is propos-
tIIl to hold ill IIIIII of tho iIIIIIIIIIIStI tools
at (‘amp llIIIIscvclt. II grand rII-uuion
of lill' sumlvors tIl' thostI who at any
limo Rt‘l'i‘Nl in thc 'l‘tIIItlI. lIIiizhltIIIIIth,
'l‘wIIIIty-foIIrth unti 'I‘wIIIIly-tifth Army
Corps: of lilo-so who at any IlIuII Si‘l‘l“
cd in tho IiIIprIriIIIIInt of North Carolina
both during and after Ihc troops llIIII‘II
ccascd to t,'fillri|illii" tlItI litightacnlh
Form: of lllostI who St'l‘l't‘ti in tho
dcpurtmont of Virginia and in tho dc-
purtmcut of tho South: in l’I-ck‘u div-
ision of tho Fourth Corps of lhtI Army
of thc Potomac. and in tho Naval liri-
gndc. and in tho North II .3 South Al-
luntlc blocknding squadrons.
For tbc llllrponos of thin rounlon
only and for groator coIIvIIIIitIIIcII. tho
commltlcc huleIL'. llIoI-III muticrn in
I-hargc has dooldod to unltc all thctso
old organizations Imdcr tlII- Iltio of
“’1‘th Army of tho .luIIIIIs.” (fornratlcs
am.- all lnvllcd and arc oxpcctctl to
rcglntor thclr names and commands
but tlIII ro-unlon propor will be hold.
it ltl siIItt-Il, Inulcr tho goncrui dosin-
nation of "The Army of tlIrI .lumon.‘
in (,iruut tool. at 2 o'clock, p. m.. on
'l‘lIIIrIIIlay, Octohcr 9th.
Captain llirum Buckingham of tho
Sixtoculh lit-:rlmont, (I. \'.. in chair-
llllln on tho commlitoc of invitations.
CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
'l'ho following woro lhouoti Suptom-
her 23, 1902.
List. furnished from tho ofllco of A.
Ill. Wotmtor. liOilt‘ilOi‘ of pulouts, o!
llrldgcport. Conn.
Hurroy S, Manson.
patcrttn, quuillnots
lulu-II.
f‘lmrlou Glover, Now I‘lrlialn. could»
orbruko,
Milo ll. llcnrh, l.ltchfloltl. il(‘.lii~leM‘
for facilitating the testing of milk and
cream.
llougier TlIorIIt-I, (.lrotmwloh. appara-
tus for the treatment of garbage and
rimllar material.
Jll‘l‘ llOlli‘.
Now lluvon. 3
for rotoldlng papor
Charlon A. llulloy. Cromwell, toy
stove, design.
TRADEMARKS.
Fulr llavcn Food Company, lntI.,
New Haven. two trade marks, corral
food products.
The Norwulk Water Commluaionm
arc. in hope; that the hard rain will
improve matters) at the distributing
reservoir at Spring Hill. The whole
trouble is at the distributing reservoir
for both the Scott and Grape when
volt-a are overflowing. II
Raymond Brothers are discharging
II cargo of brick from the schooner,
“Elliubeth Waubburn." at their docks.
Tho arm to trim dlmharxlng a cargo
of sand at may 5 End. Dorian.
- been turned y the auto" demo at.
Ito lilo foreign affairs no.
. j Irma“ atrium In in south
wII I'I'IIIIIIId '
OUR WAY
is a different wall-n new wall
to many and a vastly apprecia-
tive wall with those who have
alreadn 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 Fall Stock be-
fore going elsewhere. We sell
everuihing for Men, Women,
Bous and Girls and can dress
Ilou from head to tool. it 11011
see the goods IIou want, have
them charged and pan for them
in Easu Weeklu Pallments.
'I‘hrI third dearer was conferred on Ml‘fl, Lotta Wood~ of Franklin stroIIt.
Oscar Fisher. Mark Smith, Benjamin .iII wombat; a few days in Now York
llotuhkian. Edward White and Alfred ‘oity.
Hopkins by tilt.I beam or Butler Lodge 5
at the meeting lust evening. 3 Calling the Turmwsm (time it p.
In. twill-e you aware of the fact that I
The Toamstoru' Union hold its rIIg~ um III mind reader?
ulur aemtmonthly meeting lulu even i lie—«No. indeed But to at you to
lag and transacted routine bastards. :tbt- lest tell me what l'm inltlnr 01'.
WNW“... l She—«You are thinkingof atartlug
W. C. Bonito, of Albany. N. Y. in for home lmmedlatotywhtcugo natty
stopping at. the Mahacltumo. News.
WW... “I“
' wleucon to mnkoi it in IIIInItIthluIz if a doctor rtIalizus
litre importance at lull Work .;
Norwalk Chronicler