have secured the largest line of these heaters ev‘s;
. re.”“and during the early part of the season ‘We shall off a.
l withoreg'ular WHOLESALE PRICE today.
«filial RPRISE"HEATERS—~SmokeleSs and odorless, 0i.
alga. eightinch wick, central draft, adjustable wr.
hilt Somewroughtiron frame. nickel trimmings—«i thorn
fidate‘heater. ‘ .
. ‘ ONLY $3-5o.
Many other styles equally-astcheap.
AEN'rY STYLES OF COALnEATERs FROM $3.00 up.
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BENDROTH'S HIGHGRADE RANGES in all styles, and
i ‘6‘. Those. goods are strictly‘lguaranteed, not only by the
._ cture'r‘s in Port Chester, but bythisahouse. Prices range
risotto $35.00. '
fiepairs for all stoves, stove pipe, elbows, zinc, etc., etc., ...
nets.
rich—quality considered. . .
‘FRUIT JARS.
Mason Qts., 50c. doz.
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FRUI'I‘ JARS.
Lightning. 89c. doz.
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For this? week w? mike ‘21 specialiv oi .
.‘ (V 2I ER h.
.. ~ 1. . “it“: oi“ ‘l‘nit ii is
5, p . CHILDREN'S HOSE, DOUBLE KNEE,
' l AT 10 CTS.
REGULAR PRICE, 15 CTS.
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‘ ‘5' ”ii LADIES' FANCY HOSE,
q , AT 15 075. ‘
7 REGULAR PRICE, 25 CTS.
2:: —-—~
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LADIES' FANCY HOSE.
AT 19 0T8.
REGULAR PRICE, 25 CTS.
LADIES' FANCY HOSE.
AT 35 0T8.
REGULAR PRICE 50 CTS.
m... m......._..._
THESE PRICES FOR THURSDAY
AND SATURDAY ONLY.
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Tho “venom! orrorttnmom‘ior: “v
diam-y cement! ii well nndorqtood.
Tho price tuition so low that Roman.
dale cement in. to on utont...bdu
crowded out. .Wa handle the “Adm"
which is conceded to by tho but‘brmd
on thovmgrltet. 1 Dunning; t3:
moot ham mounting—told, £
a tour. ”In. nm on will...” it"
cement no. “ATM." . ; . ,.
v
or mm, m ban the "nonmetal."
aim. and our lion of wow tritium
materials. blaeéetou, gum pipe. «to...
in confirm... ..
._ i‘ ,5".
. 1:927. .m. n 1...,5 Il
Minnow... Allin
anti Mai andPimi Si. .. _ So. Norwalk.
Udeay, bargain flay.
Sliiuhuérwaik. .
A. committee it totalled toiz‘osuort
nominoofiary in tin convention hull
ill‘l‘llll-l‘iii. tho sur id‘ul oarftildato in
and ho wn‘s nlvot aim-out. roiioption,‘ in.
awaiting the nomination he spoke all:
follows:
“The summons to appnnr before you
and to ucocpt the nomination to
coma. your loador in the approaching
contest linda mo with a heart full of
“predation”for“ tho oonildonuo you
shown. ninth determination to
you that your confldchoo has not
i been minplaucd. ‘
l "i am notao vain us to otntslr‘lor
this action oryoursa pursuant tributo,
i'or thore are many in ‘tho‘purty who
arc competent to become your stand
ard hoaror, but at a thno. liko this.
fwhcn tho [lonmcruiic party is bugiir
plug to ace the dawn of a brhrhior
day. and at a timc. when" we expoot to
win. at it 'tlm‘h when» wet urn 'goln’u to
‘w‘inpl’know'you havu «oxorcluud un-
usual corn and ‘hai'o nut‘do this ‘nomi-,
tuition bocuusc in your judgmcut it
nocmcd host for the party and with-
out any personal considcrution what‘-
ovor. ‘ . ‘
“Gctitlomcn of the Democratic.
party, i accept. the trust. :which you
ltaro givon mo. and ii' olcctcd l prom
lac you that i will be the governor of
this commonwealth with all that word
lmplics. and shall make it, my busi-
noon to aorthhurwholc pcopic. ’l‘ho
door of tho oxucntiro chamber shall
always in; opcn to cvcry oitizcns of
tho ntuto, whothcr ho ho olmcnro or
prominent; whether he owns his own
iiillo. homo t)l'.illt‘. largest lutorcst in
ihc stuic: whether ho roproaonta or-
ganizcd capital‘or organizod labor.
“For many yours. gcntlomon. l havc
boon active in party councils and l
havc manngod some of your cam-
paigns. '
“in all that limo l have discouragcd
pcrsonaiitics in politics. Our oppo~
ucnts on the Republican ticket uro
clcnu. honorablo mcn. Lot tho coining
campaign ho fought on a high piano.
licmcmbor, that it is principles and
not men for which we fight: it in cor--
lllpllllli_ injusticc and tho trusts, not
mcn. which no proposc to attack. 'l‘ho
futuro is bright with promiscs for our
par y.
“Romombor this is our your to carry
tho stale; rcmombcr that in “721 “'t‘
olociod dcar old ‘im'. ltmorsoll; in
max wo clot-toil tho brilliant Tom Wal-
lor: in Hill? wc oloctod tho lnmonlcd
tlor. Morris. (loutlomon. it is for
you to say what wo will do in lilli‘l.“
All of tho oihol' candldatos oxccpi
Mr. lingo, of Now llavou. also madl-
uddrcsson of short duration. and at
full. tho conrcntion adjouruod sluc
lilo.
. ln nominating .‘llr. (Tory. tho follow.
on; spool-h was mudo by Mr. t‘utu-
mmgs:
“Mr. Chairman and (lonlicmcn of
tho Convcntion: 'l‘ho prospocts for
llcmocrntlc sncccss are brightor today
than lhcy lllth' boon in u dccadc. Wc
huro roar-bod an important crisis in
tho history of the party, but, it in a
crisis coupiod with n aplcndid oppor
iliiliity. Thc “I'Dliil‘ of (kuinocticnt lll'i
. wool-ring of boss mic. and tho dotnin
ant-o of tho ill’Ol't'RfiiUlllll lobbyists;
ihoy arc amuzod at tho muuuor in
which spoclai privilogcs and oxonip-
lions hnro hocn grainod to corpoi‘nit'
llllt‘l't'tils; tlioy nro angorod at tho
pulpabh- and pcrsislcnt botraynl oi
popular rights which inn; gone on.
your aflor your. at tho atatc capitol;
Ahoy uro anxious for rolicf from llu
"Xlll'IiflllS of unchccltod and rcluntios:
monopoly. and liioy await a farornblc
opportunity to uduiiuinlcr a moritod
rcbuitc to tho party fostcring thosi
:tltusos. indopcndcnt organizations oi
laboring tuon arc living fol-mod all or
~vr tho stoic. for tho purposc of git
lug ol‘fcciivc form». to timir domanda i‘oi
mat norm-nunrnt and fair pin) ind»
poudoul ltcpulilituins. diagustoii with
tho prosoiit pain-ring with tho qtlos~
tion of constitutional reform. stand
ready to who tho udricc of thcir own
.zovoruor. and oioct to ofiitro our
whom.- oonvlctions arc known. and
who will {curiously carry on tho
work of roi‘orui.
“'l‘itcn lcudcncy crcrywboro in to
ward tho Humor-ratio party. And i toll
you. my iricuds, that tho managers.
of tho ltopubilcau machinc are just
now cngagcd in cortical prnycr, and
pro adoring up pltlublo potitlons for n
ilonmcraiic hiuudor which shall sari»
:thcm from tho wrath to comb. it in
‘ 'oascutial that no mlainkc ho made by
this contoutlon. 'l‘hc notion of thin air
ncmblago will make or mar much oi
'thc history of our atnto. it ‘la tho min»
1 ohm of tho Drmocratto party to rum to
thin orcaalon, and. soliciting, morning
and ovorwhciniingly rccolving tho
qupport ol‘ the patriotic citiroua of
’Cnnucotiout. rout-no tho uovornnn-nt of
our atnto from the political plruloa
who haw. upland roifirol of it. and rou-
ioro it to tho bands: of tho pcoplo.
whom it holhnga.
"0m at tho Important onuonliain lio-
cmumry to‘tltia roault In tho nomlnw
lion for on high union of uow'rnor
of tho ntronltttnt and most mpular
nomocrat in our party. tluntlemun. tho
unuilidatn l iiiilli‘nomlnato ponnonres.
i hollow. tum paramount unailiicu'
lions or strength and populilrity. Ho
pollination attributul whiuh. at this
than arc pamliwrly pound and por-
mniaivo with Connoetlout votorn. lic
roman or ‘difiililmliliiml ‘Connucticut
anuontry.‘ m‘two‘hundrau your: his
family haw: bun; nonnuctlcni pronto.
For two hundred rein-n they limos
boon Mammy connected with the
Motown! this storm.
lw- .,
i
i
i
'stato‘has given pinimnulor or more
“am in this your 1700, Just turn
hundmtund‘ two you: ago, in the old
town at Windham. before tho oityot
his dimct andumi'lfldbli ‘cury. was
(lumen the first deacon or the that
tumult-item «lanai: «mama ooh.
. , vln‘itho antenatal 1w
notably ammonium-pt Cahnmirtttw
i, 1 2m. furthermore: no rain magnet-at
non “dint! tille‘oumntimont to m
1 um um momma wrote-minor shall
submit to this commotion; “human '«ot
sturdy ‘Gunnwtiant Witaudthat’lnu‘
love for thin commonuoalth and his
(why to her intuit lion
bred in tint mu lliw .r, ho is a
Munitié‘fimfl‘m _
inmnamvm. " ’ at the our of
u:
W‘Wfi’i‘lflw i “W "Iii ’
W; " or to
' ll.
“m
H ' m marathon ‘e‘iinldiiiiild‘om
“a 39:: m atmrmngiomdhflas
Minimum start known-or thought. ot.‘
chum facilitate in minimum. and at-I
l
i
i
iltoraliy ~ .
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to it ., ‘ antenna the
practice of law: “Every dollar that he:
poneonsas today he made for himself.
Wand “9; t $5.1th liftoon years hay has
main him: ‘1). continuous and moi-ma
innit T‘roshionoo lu‘the famous. govor-
cratic. Slain (lonunilhic, ho provoil‘ hit-
i‘oarly to the party by laboringt day. .
and night for llcmocrntic Hilfltif‘tlrl.
llliiO, although a promising candidate
for
nor, hc wilhdrow his panic in tho in
formats of
making tho nomination of Judge liron
son nuanitnoun, enticnrcd hlnumlt' to
tho llomooratio
man within tho sound of my volco who
can nuccosrt‘ully deny that his attitude
at
claim
which. in tho namo of justico and fair
play. uhouid bo honor-oil and vindlout.
oil by thin Dmnooratlo assombla'zo.
superior claims upon your tonsidora
lion.
olootod.
Connecticut who can socurc a larger
and morc lniiuontial following among
nation will bc. a. gun ‘anioo of the char-
outer
(ionnocticut rotor.
opinion
mr-pruduoiagztovlh of Rhiaotioid. lite
ntcro’tita u‘rh all Connecticut intorouis,
uni hit man within" tho borders otthlia
roiitublo study to nor lawn and lash-l
utlons. ‘
““ln 1898,‘uuichairman oirtho Dunn)
in
tho party nomination for gover-
purty harmony. and by
hosta. 'i‘hcro is no
that oonvcntion has given him ii
upon his party assoolaims
“lint. my i’rionda. he has other and
flu in a candidnto who can be
’l‘hcre is no Democrat in
indcpondont Republicans. lilo nomi-
of this mutant. it will plnuo
party questions upon tho highcat pol~
ltical plane. and his candidacy will
committal tho rospoct of tho highoai
lntolligcuco and host manhood of tho
Wo have board a
trout deal about the vote of tho labor-
ing man, and about; tho influx-nee of
tho. wngwonrnor upon tho ronuli of the
coming oloctlon. l fully concur in tho
that tho next govornor of
Connecticut will ho namod by tho
ruins of laboring mou. it is to this
vc‘ry considcrution that i would draw
vour earnest attonilnn. it is our
duty to our party and to our statc to
nominuto tho candidnio who has lhc
irongout claims for support among
ihc wago-oarncrs of Connecticut. and
‘i is my coutontiou that no man. l
on» not who ho is, has a stronttor.
'uiror. or moro ovidoui claim upon tho
~‘llliptll‘i than ihc candidnic i shall
name. This in a limo for plain words
llitl sobcr judgment. it is a moment
whon aorlous thought is rcquirod. it
is n time to put asido projudioo and
lastily-formcd first opinions.
"l appoai to you to rcmomiu-r that.
roars bcforo tho organization of what
a known as tho Economic Lcaguc.
rout-s licforc tho adoption of its pint-
‘orm. yours bci‘oro tho cm of its in-
.luonco in politics, tho ucniioman
rhoso namo I shall submit to this con-
roniion was on rocord in favor of tho
iolicy of i‘undamouiul roform which
but organization most aircnnously
irtzoa. and was pleading that causc to
ho pooplc of (‘nnnoolicut (in page
‘00 of his wrll-knowu and ahin work
ill ‘Thc (‘onncciirui (‘onstitution‘
on will find ihcso words:
“ "l‘ho inioiligcnt loam-rs or the (lit.
.‘orcnt labor organizations of tho
info are hogiuning to ronlizc that.
Indor lilo prcsout aysicm. it is impm:
“do for [boat to not-uni lholr rightful
cpl-oscillation in tho Loaialaturo.
tilt-rolls, if lilo oiiica lil which tin-so
Arguninqtlons nt'o found. are aircn
~qunl rights in tho uillttol‘ of rcprcson-
ution with tho mnniry towns. it
rould ho ontiroly litihS’lilit' for thorn to
mod thcir onn I‘t‘pl-‘St'llitlli\'i,’.~l it) tho
.ogislaluro, and inlaid lhoir intoroals
ind sm-uro such lrizislaiion as lhoy
night be entitled to,‘
"i any. unit all lilo curnisiucss at
or command. that organlzoil labor of
Connor-limit will rocoiznizo in his can»
iidat'y tho. candidacy of a friclnl, and
lls.‘ cnuso will appoal profoundly to
heir host lhouuhl und hour-st judg-
ncnt. in tho dark days of constiltr
ional rcform, ho proVi-ii lilill ho had
wall for a canon. ilo fought tho good
lain, and trout the faith. when it took
‘onruuc and consclcuoc and brains to
to no. lie is ‘ono who nowu' turnod his
rock. inn nmrrhcd brt-art forward."
to uicaaurca up to tho night-st alan-
lard of sterling manhood. Exporlunc-
d. ablc bravo. lruo and ulronu, ho is
-minouily qunllilod to mnkc nu idoul
zovornor.
“in tho name or justloo and fair play.
it tho nnmo of wisdom and Democrat-
lf' auccons. l appcal to you to ontrust
ho atandnrd of tho party to hit! hoop-
‘nu. Ho will carry it through this
’ontcat oven with tho fidelity with
rhich the Black Douglas carried tho
iacrcd caskot which containcd tho
hour! of liruce. And, my fricnds. i‘ol-
owod by n unitcd and hurmoulonn
licmoornoy. nastatod by tho thoughtful.
indopcudcnt voiors of tho Mute, en-
.turaod by orannlzaionn of labor. and
uronnthonod by tho rcnpuci and coho
ildcnuo of tho ontim pimple of (ion-
ucctlcnl. ho will load an to a triumph-
ant and glorious victory. ‘
"l nominate tho ilou. Mulbcrt ll.
Cary.“
Mr. Conuldy. who nomiuntod
'l‘bayor. «polio no follow:
1 am inatructcd by tho. New Marion
county animation to mum our rotor;
and itivo our uupport in this (‘tlll\'t‘li~
tion to ono of our moat diatlnmilshod
ritlnona. whoop llfo and pouitlon iii an
oxomplliirnilon oi‘ Amcrloun institu-
tions and Amorioau citizenship.
Ono. who conduit from Windham
whiny to the city or his adoption in
thin commonwealth. has by in»; own
cum y. norvti and imrkhouo. an honour:
ed h maul! to the hoopla that his lllti
uncut twice in streemlon clotted their“
Aldo! maxintratc. C
One. who when chum by tho puopiu,
has had their dearaut interests tit
heart. and has orerripllilrd by do? a in
activo public nurvico thc urnhtlmic
principled that are announced in the
platform adopted by this convention.
but who has repeatedly submitted
to the ordeal of a popular vote; and.
“outcome from m. trial 1Ifitli dist,
unmanned warm. “ . .
“tine who, haying do confidence of.
the, people at large, dcwrvos the noun-.1
dance and rampart utitliia conventioa‘
battalion . ho will faithfully null for“
lowly dischargo our duty that tho
ofiioo of govern y impose upon
Mr.
iiest
“iii feeling ill hin own totalityiithoro‘
urcflothor and wolghtlur rounvtib' why
tliollgentlumun I shall woman should
rratio party, gontlomon. is the party of
tho peop‘lo..uud we hero as roprrsontn-~
rlvos ofhthnt party are in duty bound
to nominate the man nearest to tho
utho political aliuntlon of
w.
ard talthe candldatrud aorta . nomad):
retirivo'tlt'o uominntioii. 'l‘ho‘bcoplo of
this state dolllllliti it; Murillo Demo:
Dooplo and most closely idontificd with
tholr interests; and in doing this we
shall plane ouruolvos in apposition
Wilm‘o wo can morc readily not iho Hill)-
pori of tho masons. whosc intcrosis it in
ours to nerve. Wc today after you no
standard boaror for govornor of thiu‘
oommonwoalth, a unndldato both u'vn'lia
nillo and nuanauilnblo, ‘lf you actiépt
him as your nominoo, wc will aohlovu
it moro brilliant triumph for domoo
racy than wo lutvo ovcr yet. arhicvod.
-Wlib thcao‘ words it acorns almost.
unncccanury to mention llli-l namc. but
nastcrn Connecticut. prompts not only
their individual choico. but the choico
of tho plain pooplo throughout tho
state, in tho pornon of (’lharlos li‘.
'l‘hnyer. of Norwich.
Mr. Kounodv. of Nauuaiuolt. socond-
cdi in“ nomination of Mr. 'I‘hayiter. and
on i '
Mr. (limb-man and dologutcu to thin
convontion ;.
Ncw' London county for tho first
limo in oluhtocn yours proronts u can-
didaio for nororunr. Hartford. New
llnvon and Fail‘floitl oountios linvo pro-
si nicd their favorite sons in Democrat-
ic stain oonvontlons slncc that Ham.
and rocclvod ibo approval of tho con-
vouilons. in it too much for Now Lon-
Ilon county for onco in oightccn yours
to roquost, you to support one of hcr
l‘avorlio soon? 'l‘ho cantorn part of
our state has zlvcn us ablo and dolor-
mincd man whoso namos arc now ro-
oordod in the history of our stoic and
nation. in poaco and war: tucn over
rcndr to oxnrcss thcir opinions with-
out foar or favor. and ii is with grout
nloasuro no. (mo of tho dclcgatoa front
Now llaron county. that l second tho
nomination of tho lion. (‘harios i”.
'l‘lmycr. of Norwich. for rovcrnor. A
plain man of tho pooplo. always Sii‘lltl-
first and truo in their lntcrosi. opponud
to aovorumont by injunction: in favor
of trial by jury in this stuto. whcn
domnndcd by olthor plaintiff or dofcnd—
ant . lio is in'i’nvor of a rovlsiou of
tho tariff. npposcd to our lculslaturo
making ohuricrs or nmcndinz tho sumo
for our ciiios: and borounha without
first roooiving tho approval of tho poo<
pin who livo uudcr ihc sumo and pm-
iho iaxos thorcin to support thcir
own human. flu is in favor of homo
rulc in 'ovory city. borough and town in
this: state. and oppoaod to tho logisla-
lure of (‘onnociicut ialtim: away from
tho pooplo ihoir right of local soll'
povorumcni. llo is in favor of a so-
crot ballot law. in foot, not mcrcly in
panic. and hollows: tho omplovor'a lia—
bility not to bcnoiit thc workinr,r pon-
ulo. Ho is nupnaod to tho coal trout
and tho ponplc paying $10 a ion for
coal: and tho hoof trust. and tho poo-
plo paying 2:? cools and an routs a
pound for moat. morciy for tho pur-
poso of onririiini: a no mm and (‘ii‘t'l~
in: a low more to public oillco and
lhoroby robbing tho ponpio of tho mon-
ov carnod by tho awout of ihcir brown.
nnd by such oxiravanant prions donriv-
int: tho grout runs»- of tho pooplo of
llllll‘lV uriirlos of nooossliy nbsolntolj’
ronuircd in tholr homcs.
\Vo must dcpnnd in this campaign
on tho wagc carnors for tho victory.
and you null tho urout mass: of laboring
mcn of lhl'i stato who thoy want nom-
iuatod for anvornor by this couvontiou.
and thoy will say (‘harlcs lt‘. 'l‘hayor.
ilo has fought and udvocuioti municipal
owucruhip. making a campaign in his
own (‘iiy of Norwich for tho urivllcm'
of tho poopio in furnishing lholr own
olootrlc light and gas plant not to tit‘-
logitlmatc propcrt)’. but for tho grout
masts of tho pooplo to nialuuzo ihoir
own citios. ’l‘hc waito cnruors of i‘on—
not-iicut pro in favor of a rimnno in
our stato.
'l‘ho woavor at. tho loom watching thi‘
nhuiilc, phasing to and fro. tho black-
smith at his forgo. tho farmcr in tho
iiold. tho bricklayer. tho curponicr, tho
marhiniat. tho omploycs in furiorios
and tho illiSlllPflB mon in gum-rut. arc
in favor of tho ahlo and disiluunlshcd
oltlzcn for zovcrnm'. lion. i‘hurics F.
'l‘hayor. lic nevor hold an ofllco in
party and t‘osbmod hocauso ho rclt hia-
oor and izrontor than his party: hlu
rosidoncc la in thin iliufo twolvo months
in ouch your. not two montlui. Erorv
nfllco of trust and honor ho has bold
hodmu discharged tholiitdion of tho
sumo. rocoivlpt: the approbation ol'iho
ponplo and with credit and honor to
lilmsclf.
‘ Nomiuuio; Thayor and bin nomina-
tion Will. through cnthuainum in our
camp.‘ munmon tho rotors tilt of old.
around our honour. and inanrc our hum
cont. 'i‘ho princlpioa ho Manda for. tho
people “it'll know. and what in of moni-
or vnluc still. ho has the» marrow in
utund behind thono principlca and do
hilt iltiiy to tho llomorrutlc party. and
tho cltlsouii of this atute.
ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION To
CARY. .
ltlllmilli‘ilillll). Baptomhor litinolu
bort ll. Cary. tho nutmoauful l'lomocrab
it: (landiduth for the nomination for
“tarot-nor. ‘rotnrnod to bill homo born
but lulu and was given an onilnmiau-
tic. ”Abolition or him follow cliizona. A
largo. tin-om: of pronto. headed by a
band. marohod to tho station and (no
notion-Mr. Cary to his homo. lie mado.
n‘hhort’atidrcnit. thanking lilii follow
militant for tin-tr manhunt).
A ‘ a”. I“ ‘.».I . i
‘ . Imam or rad ‘KNlPE.
No i) ,e _,luu,.hu‘ldrahcnd more.
rupttilyriii tile thin; gunitary. out it
aiiouid not be used’oxoept Whom uhso
oxumpia. it.h.t’iibltlom award. in
‘Witt‘n Witch iiazclsdlvo miter! quick
ly‘ and pamauéntly. ‘tliieuuulled for
" i: “burns. brunet, Wanda. skin dill
militia. when name is before the onus.
o. i mttonrtuili only or um them. i
will mama m the minimization:
, I” ..
man or our tuna armament
m 7 waning: initials? interning: on; i“... . a h
'5 ‘ intention than on on: o t s atom: 1‘! sent a much-him . "turban
a“ Mini. "pawn
it. mount on unanimous. "l war
troubled With unwound” that i.
(kahuna; PI 1’! Witch.
Hazel naive cured me in. a «hurt
tints." . fine it, .1an tights. Gilliam
Murmur .
9 the exechtile Amman know '
ing them. dams maintain thorn. Aside -
from peraonal considerations in no
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“rt—1A DIEM. READ cof
. Established 1857., ,
IMPORTED-ZIBELINE NOVELTIES.
In thc‘Main Sf. cornerwindow is a gathering of some
of the exclusive things in Dr ess Goods that showtil‘tnarked
individuality/f Zibel‘ine is the material. and their“ items to
be no limit to thevdiii'ercntistyles and colors. There are
Zibclines with invisible stripes of black on rcd,‘navy. and
'brown grounds.‘ Zlbelin‘es in castorgand. blue. with white
dots. Zibelines inIOxford gray, blue. and red grounds
with white dashes. < ' '
There are. Zibelines
and effective. ' ' mots,
At the Dress Goods Section are many others. for this
is a‘s‘cason‘for novelties. We have never had an exhibit
out of which the Norwalk woman could get the satisfac-
tion and pleasure which she can from this. - . . ‘
In prices these goods. are from $t.5_o to $2.00 a yard.
In width they are 37_ and 50 inéhes.
IN THE SUIT ROOMS.
The day of the Pedestrienne Suit is at hand. We
have several models that are positively fascinating. Ask
to see “The Kitchener.” It is the most comfortable and
trim—looking Suit for walking that could be designed.
in Napoleon blue that are striking
. ,. ti.
A pertinent question is whether you will need new
Quilts and Comicrtablcs for winter. If so. now is a good
time to provide yourself with material. We have the
right kind of Cotton Batting and the daintiest and pret-
tiest of Coverings. = ' ' '
Calico. 5 & 6 cts. i
Challi. 5 & 61/1, cis.
Robe Prints. 6 & 8cts.
Cretonne, IO & 15 cts.
Satteen. my; cts.
Twill Challi. x7 cts.
A good chance now to secure a Baby Carriage or Go—
Cart of cxccptionalquality at low rates. There are not
very many.
THE D. M. READ COMPANY.
Bridgeport. Conn.
nrivo any body of ritizcus‘ of tlloir :
tho. managomcnt of tho Domocrnth- .
intoixnooenaary. , in carton of pilot: .for
runny Amman-
oi uelflihmii
.3 .
BRAZILIAN BALM is 3 Lightning Germ Exterminator. It
is the only thing in the world knoWn to mankind that absolutely
prevents and instantly cures contagious diseases. For twenty years
it has been preventing and curing measles. typhoid and scarlet fe-
ver, chicken pox, diphtheria, whooping cough, etc. Cures mumps
in twenty-four hours. The smalbpfiox germ is no harder to kill than
the typhoid or ucarlct fever germsu It will kill the seeds or germs
and stop the contagion. We say try it and‘atamp out the disuse.
We’ll refund the money on every bottle that fails. 50c and $1.00
at. druggists or sent quick. SAVE YOUR FAMILIES.
3. tr. JACKSON & co. Mira. Chemists. Indianapolis, Indiana.
“i had a dorm children in my booming Homo lMit April when two of
them wore strlciom down with scARLiz‘r FEVER. ’I‘orior reigned of course.
but i instantiy'givo iii ambit otvllrttzliii ' than: to oat-h child. nick and wallow~
ory‘honr. Thu with quicltl'y‘recovcretl n d not another child was touched.
though constantly exposed.” Mrs. iiiary Robinson Hunt. lndlnnapolli.
"When the OMALL'FO‘ raised to tile city; we were greatly exhaled.
my “that «healthy. but a treat tho disease away by ouch taking to, drugs
or amount balm every: no home. ltdid not enter one family whéiofltflo
Balm was used, and there were hundreds of them." * _ ‘
‘ . . Mrs. Victor it. Pyle. Wilmington. Dell
.“WHOOPING count-i has been raging all around as: Peopleera waiter.
in; whit to? children do not who it. ”We give them Uranium Balm. that‘n our.
Thurlaijulunhib rumour htti'hept all contnglmm diaenma outioramy total y
tor’ilve yuan? ‘i . . Mm. .l. A. nmitii, Gibraltar. n.
"'OMM‘UW. atria wmtnglnmy store was at death's door «with my.
PHD“). Thine doctors; in consultation until idle cottld not live an hour. A:
Iirazllinnil‘alm hail rim/hr failed me! dctddod to try it. i glimmer it) drops
evory live minutes. The enact wan mutual. Hho instantly revived and
uuloltly monitored." lifts. lift]. Brndway.‘ Wilmington, Duh
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