Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, October 3, 1902 · page 8

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, women pres
who it noticeable
omniittee chair-

' dentiols, perms-
,reseintions and bal-
ted

entitled to seats
mmlitee on ere-
. delegates pres-
0 Hon. Michsel J

rmo. nt organisation.
John :D Long as perms-
tth‘e eonvention- was

AOCCEEIOII of s tor.
- .3“ Murray pre

_ The situation
I t irritant of the fact that

, eehedtly interrupted by
s at the delesstes. Espec-
he ones at the close at
eulogy of President Me-

d his praise of President

on mitten on resolu-
' elation? :

‘ the on ' 1 '
g ordlnll‘y o. prove

' imbue-an congrats width: has produced

sueh results ..
, Reciproelty

:7 ialiite by hoher , b ibt .
' have assumed err responsltbility

hard to Cuba which tie your
‘tlen. . Relying on ‘ou jpro

Cuban republic. has placed im

stitutien provisions required
intended to gusrd both‘thei
bend our own. These bl

To the applicstion or . or honey pt
protection. as embodied in‘ _ in
lay tariti is'idue the h! .
constant employmente ‘ _
large measure, our phen notion
a] prosperity of the pest ,ilve y.enrs
This policy shOuid be ptidhersti: to. but
changes which the world‘s promos
end the interests oi the more»: peo-
his may suggest should end will be
made by the Republican try when
ever they are or sumoient in poi-tone
to justify the ohe‘eh to business whloli‘

' inevitably attends “any re'visioniei the

tariff. Such cheeses can only be
insde successtuliy and with the least
possible injury to business by the Po
pubiionn party and in scebrdsne

the principles or protection. . or
should be undertaken only sitar thor:

_ auxin investigation by congress. or by

s mountain of experts. as suneeteu
by President Remove“.
setts has and desires no unialr tariff
advantages over other states.
tion should be notional end not see-
tlenoi. impartial between industries
and those who are encased in them.
The habit or charging to the thrill
whatever Vila real or lmsBineti, st-
diet the entry has benefits an evil
of itself. It him His bu i In.
dare to ignorenoefihd p »'
tends to prevent tho: sill

causes or social and W1.
which must precede

Protection invites inaotisme kind

challenge comparison between or more It th

nldcost results from the he .
the government to the - ,
and the disasters and, . ‘

hove resulted iron: theimot polls?

osetto the Republics” o

 

~ Whenever it lies been

i The gold? basis I

Proton \

d nubile opinion
t wt a

trio e. be stendse omen: the n

beet leaving; behind him the merrier
or n nubile servieelwhiub uplir‘rs our
politln‘nl sts dords-

tiens yet

CHICHEO ER NOMINA'LID‘:

or the District 9'! Norweik, in session

by Attorney G. ii. Veshurgh oi south
Norwsllt '

DDDITIONDL E Di. ., L

s-
.:

ring at the Moheoltem'o .,

E. '1‘.- Myers, or New York, is stop-
plug at the Weekend;
, M. .,.... a... .,
J. P Goodbert. oi Newenpren. is in
South Norwsik on business
w...—

Herold Clerk. diet-k for Ford Hayes.
will spend sundae deem it; iri in New
York city. _ .

Messsehw 5

Werner. teachers in the Barton nubile
otehgoi wheeled to Booth Nerwoik yes
or o

t: The rootosu teens ‘ of it: some
first nine ““1 season this] o
00 Mail

B peers Ire no

unhino'o nth
‘ herbor as its no Not-wont ond suite

ten 3! this Ioeth‘lesLoi the tinny tribe

, tinel woo in error yeote do
toils: thot Mined Boswell
elem sell, ,. , M
e

 

vo d ‘I slides sup—

The Republican Prebste convention L '

K Raymond, of Wilton. and seconded t

George H. Young. of Boston. is stop ‘

was Helen waterbury one was ‘3

Ind spent the Il'ternoon with
ti“ Men I. . .

, Norwslit high school and the Brown 'Li
1:. Business Cello e no plsyingflm their

 

il'contin ,f". be xhslntnined. V

J}? l'L

For Women.

““1““

lost“ ‘ it ill":

anditulls L0;
$3 so

_ his shoe was shown to us .
oil otter I close and erltiesl in: ‘

motion we were nourished thot

or

i choose in

.. w
.1 coin; out to not
H Wilber
i? not at the” store sud sway.
- . her Was it
;; renew slums
,. other Iniployees dome in she notided
,. hint end he sought out Ollie! Robbins.

"- Faber Ind informed tb

YOUTHFUL NEONIA CROOKW .‘

unto—as—

 

His Psbuiisr Moonst- of Supplying

Himself Wit :Bpentiino Money.

ANSONIA., Slot. amudobn Father; of
this piece. seems to he I very peculiar
sort 0! :1 boy. He is but about 16

years of use. but seems anxious to »

gain the reputation oi being a regu-
ior "high roller. ” A short time ago he
found a pay envelone belonging to a
working girl
bed a high did me at Pine Hock Perk

- until his career woo nipped by Supt

Hine. who had him taken into custody,
and mode binomial]: where th'e men
0 from

Tuesday «venom tried o. more

‘ jj serious game for the purpose of so?
.. curing money. Entering the store or
u the Shelton Fancy Bakery on Howe

'j IVeiilie. he asked Miss Violet Wilbur.

We New; New Shae H '

who was gnbifiherize,‘ it she would
led had frequently traded there. and
counting out the cheese she laid it
on the counter. . The boy had his

jj hand in his pocket for the ptirpose so
.. she supposed. or getting the bill. but
'_~ 3:29pm: up the cheese he started torn“

coiledto,

.sskine where he
western

roplied that he woo
bill changed. Miss
answered that she could
mean it out by this time the boy Wes
Miss Wil-
“in te‘lésve the store to
t In seen Io one or the

A small boy who was in the store
and witnessed the tronss'etlon knew
clot who he
was. Goths to the lod’o e the ohiei
found him there sod Idiot's vein st-

, tempt It deul‘oi,‘ he Ioltnowlsdoed his

gel it. lie was taken to the lockup Ind

RWM” morning. when brouibt he ‘

the noun, pleaded guilty:
'I P

'i‘he
that . it

end on its contents he 7

She merited es the "

to eloltn to he manhole to con! ,

Direction 0! Phil Levy. , w

Thurs matinee—Hawk’s Roost.

Thurs. night—,«The Monster. ~
Friday Mot—A Drop of Poised. .
Friday Night—Jim Fetal Kill. . .
Saturdny: Net. ”Themond oi Honor.

PRIOES.10. all and .30 dents; ‘ 3
Matinees Dolly Exeet Monday,
’10 and I!) (fill

Sale 0 seats openes at H its: Then:
ire. east Network. iijtio used some
store home, 6 dsys do advance at

inttmctlens. .. . L "l:

more is THEATRE.
mow Ivsmno. oo‘rosen 7th.

THE GREATEST MUSICAL TRI-
U-MPH 0F 'i‘HE CENTURY

John G. Fisher Ind Plungiodnw. Ryley s : ‘ ’

“migcegc ti .

non been

so slventu the rinel es. end
over two years inpflewp‘fiirk eity..
sole of nests opens Pridoy. October
3 It 8 o. no. It now; sod Wood's.
Plorodura prices so renown“
not ”:09 .166

”tumult ‘
tit miles “or Beleetm‘e‘n o‘t , town
, t in ft

 

Saturday Night-At other Creek Fort. .

Book by Owen mu. unis; by w- 5 . .
«lie Stuart. Prodnotion smile] to; some 2

 

hereby“ notified
the annual town meet»
will be held on the

purpose or sleetimby hello; ghe town
oiilcers for the ensuing yeer exneptiii

~ end those oiliperg who N29 appointed ,

by the selenium: as by low presided.

pose' irons. 6 0’9
until 5 oclo‘cit (if
Town House tor l; voting pie
hint, at the 1P . ose House on
magnum sires” iii? QNorwnih for
the Second’
Volunteer Hose”
most eventing:
Third voting:
DItéd It N so:
Bepteniber,19ilil

- the pronoun
ternoon It the

WEE 3.:YNES.
JAMES A. EROWN,
WILLIAM B. REED

At is meeting, ._
Bank, held Ben
dividend at the
PM“??? wand ,
[in e e on I, , "
to he oreditedm
her 1: Wood

 

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