Ia halter prepared to sheet yo 111' wants this year than ever before.
0!! stock on lame or 1110 as sortmcat as great. Many new displays
Qy6*.1\ ten of the new fancy pieces: -
I . itili'l r 11 1
IooottPION Nears I EOUNTMN oA'rlemss
Minimum, - .v vitamin. WHEELS .
iL’QMIOINGI THE TAILORS ,TRlANGLlIB
”canto rounrams aossr'rss '
" liters rouuum
' Kb. Acheson
m figauvtus
NIAVYI surreal“
sNAKIE Nltsrs
FLVlNo our-CHMAN
{wot Jars FIRE Toes.
literate rtowsns mars PEAK
Nines BUTTERFLIES
HEAVENLYI'I'WIN8
IiiRACKERBI, allalzas, Japanese Chinese and the 1111-10 date Am-
loop. VDRPIDOEB CARIO, GAP PIeTOLS, GAMES, IOMIS AND GUNS.
m-ANKS. elicallbres. aLANK PISTOLS, single and double action.
Estimates given on club or private displays.
Remember we retail at wholesale prices
1.1111111111111111,
COMPLETE HOME runmsumas.
'1 North Main and'Ann Streets. South Namath.
Hts season al'lrays brings it' 5 fall quota of Wants for
» 3 5114110 season has brought out more attractive Nobeltr'es
I no}; the Sol-lag of 1903
LADIES' SHIRT WAISTS SUMMER UNDERWEAR.
at 500. 2 for 250 and 25c,
Percale and Lawn. Ludles' andIChildren's.
'..... W
LADIES’ WHITE WAISTS SUM MER HOSIERY,
at. u to '3. 2 for 251‘ and 250,
Lace and Embroidery. 14300 “W Drop Stitch.
—_—-—. ~———~J—
Lamas warm wAisvrs, LADIES"WHITE SKIRTS.
32.98 and 33-40.. We to :3.
in Wash lilk. Lace or Embroidery Trimmed.
LADIES’ SUN UMBRELLAS
600- to 33.50.
Plain and fancy handles.
'LADIES’ NECKWEAR
‘ 1 «26 and 500.
‘ Collar 1101111: and Lace Fronts.
LADIES’ KID GLOVES,
79c and 31.
White and Colored.
LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
250 to 81.50.
Lace and Embroidery trimmed,
501111391... ii
3'
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Coal Our Specialty
We are doing more business in coal than ever before
at this season. YOU ought to be thinking about it, too,
and have a proper amount laid in for next. whiter—you'll
need it. We would like to have your order, and w'ell IdeI
. Iit up rizht for you. Any coal that's good enough for us to
‘ sell is good enough to Jaltarsrinse—and we’ll do that too.
Na 2 Nut at 35 is a teat seller.
.l.
sewer- IPipe Fertilisers. Brick Cement.
IISeasenobie anode ata’pasonablo prim”. -,
"" ? “'3 3., 4 ‘41 a 1
fish . H F¢rrlfig
thoroN Signer 35013 NORWALK’”
a ma MEN WIN. -
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‘ nuet followed.
,' ford. Boaters or Plolsted‘o.
W— .
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1N 0111113 on
comet:
You Will Kelby
ll
BlSCUlTS
. non'lrwp'u
Always We
in Moist Proof Package
ButIICirourt
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VANDERBILT RAILROAD SYSTEMS.
President Lanyard, of Michigan Con.
trai. Will Retire and There Will be
Other Channel.
(‘111' VDLAND. (l . .llltle ‘..)ilm'i but 1011-
Idor today says; .
important 1- barges arc pcnding in tlic
Vanderbilt ralltopd sv stems in this 1111'-
ritery. President Lcdvard. oi‘ the
Michigan (‘entiaL is to ll‘lil‘u August
1 and W. ll Newman plosldcntoi‘ the
N11w ierk (“canal and Lnkc Shore
roads. will be made the president of
tile Mhiligan t3'.cnt1nl this is but the
beginning of other chaugcm The
Michigan Central will lose its ldcntiiy
i‘lle intention is to build up :1 New
York. Central systcul nest of Buffalo
<iu1ilar to the Pennsylvania system
west of l‘lttshura. with the exception
that the president of lilo N1 11w York
Ccnllal will hat/c jurisdiction cxtcndcd
over all the Western system The
roads wca 't of Buffalo will be governed
from ont1 general oillcc with \'icc- l’rc:
idcnts in charge of the various dcpart-
1ncnts.’llle lib: Four and Nickel Plate
are. likely to be a part of the proposed
merger. ’lhe ,roads that have been
included. in this systl'm are the Lake
Share,- the Mitiiigan Control, the Pitts—
burg and Lake Eric. thel Lake Etic Al-
Hanna and Wheeling the Lake Erie
and Western the ludinnu Illinois and
town. and thc Dcil'.olf Toledo and Mil-
1111111111111. ”lhu (lfllif‘l‘fi of the Lalic
'lbolc, 111.1111 ailwltly had their jurl isdil-
lion cxlcndcd cum all of those ltliiilb.
c\ccpt the l‘ittsbulr. .lud lulu: Eric
1nd ill". Michigan 1‘ cnirui. "ibc. inciud‘
1111: of those load» is but tllc mutter of
.1 little time. Just ubcrc. tbc ccntrul
mucc Will be loculcd is not told. lllll it
as said that. t‘icvuiuud will be the hcud-
quartets of the entire \l’culcrn ayrtuiu.
STARTLING EViDENCE. ,
F1 esh testimony in great quantity is
constantly coming in, ducidiiufl ilr.
Kings New Discovery for Cunsunlp
lion Coughs and Colds to be unequal-
cd. A recent oxpresaion from '1‘. J.
lit-Palland, llcntorvllch \'u., sorvcs as
example. lie miles: ' i had fir-our 111
(is fm' three years and dociorcd all the
time without being boneilttcd. Then
i began taking Dr. King‘s New Discov-
ery. and a few bottles wholly cured
m0." Equally effective in curing all
Lung and Throat Troubles, Consump-
tion. Pneumonia and Grip. Guaranteed
by F. ii. Baxter. druggist. Trial bot-
tles free. regular sizes 50c and $1. "
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS.
Reunion of Army and Navy Club in
. New London.
NEW LONDON. lune lift—Tho Army
and Navy Club of Connecticut held its
twentyvfiftb annual reunion at the Po-
ouet House last lnight. About 1111
persons attended. inolndiInn Governor
Abirnm Chamberlain and nnnnbors and
special guests. The first part of the
club's program was the business scs-
uion. which was bold shortly after 7
o'clock, Colonel Frank .W. Chcnoy pro
siding. Following the bpsiucsa session
'at 8 o'clock, lhc soldiers and sailors
were seated at the annual banqucl
#:{l‘he reading of the sec. lotur‘y a report
was dispensed with. 301' entecu names
' hmc been added to thc roll during the
your. Death has removed 13 members.
Only one withdrawal is noted ’1 no to-
tal membership is 3-13.
Treasurer Sidney H. Gladwin read
his report. The total receipts for the
year were 31. l3190. The total dis-
btlrsements. for the year were $794. 56
leaving a balance on bandqf 3337 34.
Judge A. B. Beers of Bridgeport, Col.
Charles L Upham of Merldeo and
' Henry E. Taintor of. Hartley were se-
lected as nominating comm ttee and
the following names were presented as
gillcers for the1 ensuing year: Presi-
ent Frank W Cheney; vice presi-
dents, CharlesW. Gresvenor. David bi
Miller Elisha L. Palmer and A ill-'11-
lotto; secretary, J.- W. Knowltoul trea-
surer. M, C. Gladwin. Members of the
committee. (reelected)
George A. Hammond Henry to. Taintor
and Michael P. Coon. All the eiilcars
were nnanitheuuly elected -’iI‘he ban-
1 . “W ..
I STOP 'TN'AT'ICOLD‘.
or it may result: in Fneumenio1Broe
tilian Balm isbreaitlng mp Colds when!
éver tried.ai1nest without exception.
to 25. 500 and him boltioa Tho Clif-
,1'11
111$ "3H“
.3
sisN 1111ch
NT.’
.msane “if“. T1
1
i'
a; '1 el ohm-so teyltaeer laminae
Pb": mo Irmoclame horseman»
’Yo in: TM“!
onstrote what on mobile Moder.
m never was a over mutataln‘ind
(105th some midfield“
Mass .3”, .Wndn:
tilt
up completely cured me"
' tension.
. pl cparatluu.
collie,
1 they cared hie no
NORMAL. SCHOOL IXIRCIOEO.
Nlboty-Foun- Young: Lorilee ‘ itid «011'.
Man Qualify for Toaehgro.
A class of ninety four young women
and one man. who have been taking
special training for the teaching pro-
were graduated at‘ the New
Haven Normal School yesterday after-
noon.
I lllrcctly after thc mombcru 01 the
pines marched to seals in the front of
the hull two songs were given. 'i‘hey
Wcre "The Clan: of the ll‘orue" by
Rodney and “Stars of a Hnmmcl
I Night." by Owen. . l'i‘htulo selections
were givcn with great iccllnq and ex
pl'ossiou and showed much careful
in introducing the crater
of the exercises Principal Arthur ll
Morrii ave a utort talk on the insti-
union 0 tht1 class. He stated thul
the class ' s the largest graduated
from any: nor | school in the state.
and was nearly. he largest. it net the
1111-3th does, in thr1 New England
status. Mr. Merrill then lutroducml
.lohu (lrabum brooks of Cambridge.
IMitss.. who gave a lcnglhy talk on
"l‘bc 'i‘l'alnlnir that Follows iirnduw
tIon." He said in part:
"The person who graduates iromun
institution of learning balls 11 number
of difficulties to overcome in tho prac-
ticc of the profession taken up. The
institution can give only a bare in-
insiaht illlo these difficulties: it lies in
the person himself as to how these dit-
llculiies shall be overcome... 0110 of illr1
first difficulties to overcome is inc ill-
lollocitlal conflict, rciuu‘ding the pro-
fession to follow. 'lilou lllcrc is tbu'
tendency to drift away from the really
hard work and to make things short
and snappy: still another dliilcuity.
which is of great importance. In the
tendency of not applying the pt'luulplcs
of education where they are most
nccdcd. 'tnc only safe rule in ii'flillilllv'.
for thc l‘fc work in in do the host one
canI ill \vllulcvcr posinoh it is. and to
always strive for your own ndvuncc-
merit. in the tcuchiug profession lhc
instructor illltlt-l it possible, to learn at:
lunch from the simple 111; from the
wise. In proportion as wc leurn from
others so will be our success", Mr.
Brooks also spokc oi‘ the trades schools
and tllc new syslcm of Icaruing. and
Stated that illc specializing of Work.
especially in the educational line, has
resulted In lcvclling the class distinc-
tions and also in clcvaling the price
of services in the different vocations
of life.
Aflor two 1110111 selections by tho
111cnlbcrs 01‘ “11' class, Llcuicnant Gov-
ernor Roberts prcsclllull iht‘ diplomas,
thc mcmbcrs ol’ ihc t'luss , marching
from onc 11nd of tho platform to tho
olilcr, and receiving their certificates
as they passed Mr. Roberts. in con-
nocllon willl tho prcsculing of thc dl~
plomaa. the lieutenant governor gave a
short address full of udvicc as to What.
Is cxpcctcd of thc it'ilt‘ill‘l' by the stale
and the mmmunlt: 'l‘bc cxci'c:::lu1
rinsed with the singing: i1f“l\tncriru.'
Lust owning ilic nlt‘lnbi'ls of tho
class entertained their rolalivcs and
friends With a hop In tho usucmbiy
bull. ’l‘bcl'c was 11 lar1:c uilctniunco
and 1111 attractive lunararn of round
dailies 11'as1njovcd.\ llnhi «ullnlion
1111:; served in the intricwion lumps in
the building
’ihc followinn is a list of the. mcln
hora oi luc graduating: class from Nor-
walk and vicinity:
(lilyic. item». 1‘., Wcslptll'i.
Demon. Luella 5.. SoalhINerwalk.
l1‘l,1'nn. Helen M.. South Norwulk.
Ilulmcs Katherinc 1).. Cienbrook.
liuntcr liulhlvu Norwalk.
Huntington, Edith 1‘.. Ner'.\\alk
L1 111 h liclen \\'. Rewaylou.
l'crry, Fannie 1L, (lcorgc’mvn.
Raymond. hilly Pl. liownyion.
Roberts. Margaret l... Norwalk.
'l‘ulilc. Edna M.. Norwalk.
Von Gal. Gertrude, South Norwalk.
Others present at the rcccmloll last
night. were Misa Roberts, William ll.
lluntcr, Edgar Lynch. Vernon Miller.
Charles T. Mitchell and Edward Cu-
lllll, of Norwalk.
HAD A FlaEwoaKs DISPLAY.
Front of a Chicago Saloon Blown Out
and Experimentar McNally May Die.
ClllCAtlt). .lunc 30.“-"T\V(‘llly persons
were injurcd. seven of them sovcrcly.
and the trout of a building destroyed by
tile. cxplosiou of a bomb in front of
l"rcd. Cummings“ saloon. iii-i (‘lyboul‘n
utcllnc. .iolm liaxrlcr wile fpnlul thc
bomb was 'url'cklcd ~
A wagon load of tho tannin-1 ililli l1ccn
uploaded all tiltic ily dump “11511111111111-
om1 and Addison slrcct, by a strange
icnmstcr. Laxuol'. an culploree ai'ihc
dump. on his way home. found one of
the missiles at Wcsicrll and Mclroxc
avenues where it had bccn dropped
Hill!) the wagon. [to canted it to Calm
mings' saloon. where he told John Mc.
Nally to give a fireworks display. Mc-
Nally drilled a hole lathe bomb, insert-
ed a match and the explosion occurred.
MeNally‘iest an eye and was burned so
badly that he may die.
ARMOUR GIVES $150,000.
,. CHICAGO. Julie 20-The announce-
ment of a slit of $150, 000 from J Ogden
Armour. was made at the ,conyocatiou
exerc see of the Armour institute of
Technology. last night.
NA'ruae TELLS vou.
A11 Many a South Norwaik Reader
Knew: Too Wail.
When the kidneys are sick
Nature tells yell allvnbout ll.
.'1 he urine is nature‘s calendar.
infrequent or too frequent action.
AI'ny urinary trouble tells of kidney
ills. -
Dean's Kidney. Pills care all kidney
I-flenth 11913411 peep testify to this.
“lira. (Anna Ciork 5 Keyser ave
afloat. Neg-walk lsaIys: "My husband
til triad .xlaney Pitta
:Id 1 ~30
I ter 1 took they:
“not! limit. suite
uymuhlefor e ' enact tileI
solo m into steady backache: once
Wed has “riser! takes!- very
nonvenlentat athizht We both tried
some simple home remedies. but the
trouble satire One. night 1
account. a cure being made
by are, Kidney Pills the symptoml
"beta identical With mine. I got a box
at aisle‘d's drug store. That he:
1e by oil dealers. Prl'ceao
r-Mllbnrn' Ce. Buffalo
Wotan for the united Stet ..
eWDeaI’Is's-‘aad‘
I’Iw
Wm
‘T lien
a w...‘
FOR THE DAINTlES'l'
garments and the
tcndcrcst hands.
Savcs . th'cI-I' clothes
and protécts the
hands.' ‘It’s a”
purity tllrou'g'h
and through. No
toiling, no boiling
.Wil’l
3111111113111
1110" chfi'l-Idliflln did m 13‘
Rlaht — 5 eta.
ASK Will DEM.“ FOR Milli." Sit"!
d“ .u‘
SCIARE NOR RELIIANICE
Constitution Dirt Some Remarkably
Fast sailing. Yesterday.
NEW YORK June 20 mil! 111001111-
stitntion dlfl not defeat the ltellancc
(111 time allowance ill a L’s-milc 111: 1'
ovcr the course of tho lndintl llatlpu'
Yacht Club yustcrdny. shc gave 111:1
admirers of the new bout a bad scarc.
in 1110111 than four hours of sailing the
ltcllnnce outsailod licr only by one
minute and fifty sccouds. clapscd lilili‘.
Experts estimate- lllai the new boat
will have to allow the Constitution 11m
to three minutes in a till-mile race.
which, if true, might give yuslt'rtlfl.\"5
l'ucc to the older boat. as well as 11110 of
the (earlier events, when the, liciiancc
beat her by two minutes and 11 fraction.
Columbia was again outclassed
from thc start. llcr gain of about
two minutes. on the second leg of the
111110 was time wasted by 11111 other
boats in a tuning match.
Between the leaders the race was
hotly couteslcd. first .0111: and thou
the other getting the better of it by
sudden shifts of wind, which when ll
began to blow steadily, left the Ru.
liancc. about one minute IshoaId.
'1110 Utlnblilllllflll' a fast sailing 11m
lurday was all ,llte more remarkable
and makes her all the more formida—
bic from the fact that the. tilt c was sail-
ed in light winds and smooth water 1111-
dcr which conditions lllc Rclinncc has
oi'lcn bcatcn llor.
Elapsed
Start. Finish 'l‘ilnc
ilcliaucc. 3:113:07 1:311:21 i:ui.l'1'
12:41.;10 1:33:17 1:011:07
"’ i1:11I:::11;l:la:.'.l
i‘onstllni 'n,
Columbia. 13:46:11.1.
lNTERESTING TO ASTHMA SUIF-
FERERS
llunlci lianicI of ()ttcl'vlllc. luwu.
writes: ”l have had asthma for three
or four vents and have 111111 about all
lhc cough and asthma cures in the
market and have lcoelVod treatment
from physicians in New York and 01h
or cities, but get very little bcnotlt
until i tried Foley‘s Honey and 'l‘ar.
which gave nlc immediate relief and i
will nl'vcr be without it in my house. i
sincerely recommend it to all. Sold at
Plaistcd‘s Drug Store. “
HONORED AT NEW LONDON.
Great Demonstration on Arrival of
Liberty Bell.
NEW LONDON, Juno 20—4111: spe-
cial train bearing the Liberty bell
reunited New London about 5:30 ycs-
terdsy afternoon, and was greeted by
firing of a salute 0f 13 guns from Fort
Trumbull. touting of factory and
steamboat whistles. ringing 111' balls.
and cheers. The streets were crowded
from the Union depot almost to their
entire length. and many hundreds Iis~
tuned to the welcome to 11111 dialing.
ulshod visitors, From a stand in front
of tbr1 station Mayor Dari .wclcemed
Mayor Weawr nndtho other. guests
and gave them ihc fl'ccdom of the city.
After Mayor Weaver‘s ‘1'1:.'~'pollsp and
the shrink of the '181111- Spangled lion»
nor” by is picked ellfli'us of 3i1ti'schoul
beysI Rev. J, R. Dani'orih, pastor oi
the First Congregational Church, for
meriy of Philadelphia. madc a hrict’
address and the asucrnblagc united in
singing a hymn. .
About 200 school boys, two com-
panies of coast artillery W W Per
kins Post 0 A. R. city officials
board of trade and many national.
patriotic and fraternial organizations
were represented in the parade.
which numbered about 1,500 men and
boys.
After the reception Mayor Dart
and Chairman Edward Prentis of the
committee .of arrangements were
guests of Mayor Weaver on board the
special. and later the Liberty bell
[Cinrty was entertained at the Thames
11b.
YALE 91'1le AWARDS.
Latin Poetry and Literary Winners
Annoyance at New Haven? ,
~ Nlliw HAVEN. ‘.iune 20.——The Ln~
ciusl‘. liobimsrnbpriacs for excellence
in Latin have been awardcil to Yale
University students as follows: .
(bass of [Wit-wirimt prise: Harry A.
VlIliilt'Viinlf'll,~ Elisabeth; N. J... Third
prize: Samuel M. Brereiou. East
Northfleld, Mass -
Glass of IWhFlnl prize: Raymond
H.Whlte, New Haven Second prize:
Arthur? lie-Klan". Watermark-I.
'miIrd prise: Albert W Hall 'l‘IOrrinz- I
IOII 1
-Pieroe,,.],
tastiest-airs! Tho
eonoloted of Bret
Yale Univ
Optima—IS
Prof. rtlil
versity of imitating“
is ill Booth
titan-L. Cross.
a, of final]
nnPieroe‘ a home
'l‘haoaokarlwinoomot 36011110 ,
been awarded to Frederick Erastus I':
.3011 liter-poem entitled.
ward committee -.
£53231 College. chad"! ‘
pi.
SATURDAY. JUNE-so. 1903.
“mm
Bridgeport Advertisements.
Bridgeport Advertisements.
1
”’.Jltdfll’itrfl'nmné
"Gilli? Vibrant
lufn'm Vir9‘lI'caIftItm
AT
.'- we r
READ SE
ahoUr room POWDER.
Saturday afternoon and evening we shall have with us
Madame Stillman. manufacturer of the Stillman Tooth
Powder. She will be in charge
of her ,own special exhibit.
answering any questions and explaining the best methods
of preserving the teeth. The Stillman Powder is most
carefully compounded containing aromatic and germicide
qualities. It is very clcansiug. has gm. agreeable flavor.
and can be truly named as a T
price i:' :15 cts a bottle. and the
oath Powder dc iuxc. The
bottle contains a surprising
quantity, because it is packed so solidly. -..
To every purchaser of the Powder Madame Stillman
will pres cut a fine tooth brush. Saturday afternoon and
evening at the Toilet Section. Don't miss it.
COLORED TAFFETA PE TTICOA 75.
Three
$5.00
This assortment contains
are made with side plaitings
Spec 131
$6. 98
Values.
$9.69
many colors. The Skirts
or accordeon piaited ileun-
ces with one. two. or three plain or hemstitched ruffles.
Plain or changeable Tali
otas.
values $6.50 to $7.50 at $5.00
values $8.50 to $10.00 at $6.98.
values $12.50 to $15.00 at $9.69.
MEN '5 UNDERWEAR.
Norfolk. New Brunswic it,
no Underwear. white and natu
$1.00 each.
and Glastonbury fine meri-
ral, the best in the market.
Medium weight ShirtsIand Drawers in both white
and gray. The extra fine and
Men’s Combination Suits
sleeves. a' splendid quality, $1
soft make at 50 cents each.
with either long or short
.00 per Suit.
Boys’ Balbriggan Shirts at 25 cts each.
Drawers to match, ankle
or knee length. 25 cts.
CONVENIENT BASKETWEAR.
Willow Dress Suit Cases, light in weight and easy to
carry. $1. so to $1. 90.
Willow Satchels. nice for
Kindergarten Lunch Baskets
bathing suits.
, 25 and 35 cts.
Small Baskets for fruit,5. 8. and 10 cts.
Sale of handsomely decorated Table Lamps at $3.75
and $4. 50.
MD M. ”LAW
1 'v
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matures
in t gel/cam
l-1
in
Announcement
innilm 1111131111111 1113111211
is new sold at leading drug stores everywhere in large (full pint) bottle!
at $1.00 per bottle.
For ovcr
30 years this valuable Vegetable remedy has been used by the
host families In Norwalk and South Norwalk. and has cured Chronic Liver.
Stomach and Blood diseases when‘all else has failed.
its virtues. Sold on its merits
HoMEA coats.
HOME CHRIS.
Many here testify to
How: wars.
AGREAT SPRING TONIC.
FOR SALIE BIYI ll
LL DRUQGISIS.
,—
‘oley’ 5 Hurley and Tar.
lorcnildrcnfiafmsure. No opiates :
SUPPLIES OF CABLE EMPLOVES,
. HONOLULU, .lunn Ell—Tito steam-
cr iiuualci has returned from Midway
island. it) which place she carried
building materials andaupplies for the
people who will bc (ouncctcd with too ,
operation 01' the Pacific Commercial
Cable at that point The site of the .
cable on Midway Island is at Sumui. i
and it was there that the cable sta-
tions and homes of the operators Were
erected.
‘..-g..- .
, WAS WASTING AWAY.
The following letter from Robert R.‘
Wat of Salem Me is instructive "i
have con troubled with kidney dis‘
ease for the last live years. i lost flesh‘
and never felt well and doctored with
leading physicians and tried all reme-
dies sugaested without relief. Finally '
I. tried Foley's Kidney Care and less:
than two bottles completely cured me
and I am no sound and well " Sold at
a Store
u :I'man
cusroala
For Infants. and fihildron.
iln Itlni for title that Flight
Bears the
Signature of
‘1..—
GRANT “"OULD BE A CANDIDATE.
SAN DIEGO Caitl..:lu.1c 20——U.s.
(ll'_ant .lr. when asked last night whc-
titer i! is to be considcled that he is
a candidate for the vice presidency on
a ticket with Mr. Roosevelt, said: .. "i
'navc not announced myself asll opp-
didatc for the vice presidential noni-
lnatien, but i have known that some
let my friends have cntmtained the
feeling that the position alight to some
to this coast and that l was probapll
as available a candidate for it as any
other (itizen of the section Mr nose.
vclt can carry the great west without
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