“124%?“ t
ye- day. to discuss some of the ques
tin! Which hays beds raised since he
he ll Instr: become prominent as a prea-
ltlenmopsiblmy. He said:
, a as a‘ conservative and, in order
, but there may be no misunderstand-
in one sense i always have been
cilawrvative. The Democratic poli-
I‘re conservative in that they em-
.1106: old principles applied to new
606 ltipnl. There was nothing new
i‘ibclpie in either of the platforms
fl stood.
i1 amused of attacking prop-
09:35; a5;t the Democratic per,-
or of property because
drew the line between
Initiation by honest meth-
Is and predatory
wealth and immoral methods on the
"ma
0'7.
631%" ll to the interests of every hon-
taught: that diehonesty should be can
t to suffer for the un-
'owever, by the word
generating bro I
changetuur
to q corporate aggraudizement
they
be“?
this waiting for them. i
rdlca‘l than I was in 1896
have nothing' to withdrawwn eco-
n6 lt-‘ai questions which hav‘c been
under discuss! on. 1
' 1"’l‘hs nly “an nestion We discussed in
fish there has been any
Apparent change is the silVel' ques-
one. "find that} has not been a change
ghq Idvpcaies of bi-metalllsm but
in gooiitlitions. “we contended for. more
oey end urged the free coinage of
r its the only means then in sight
0"!" securing it. The increased pro-
duction‘IIOf‘gold has brought in -pnrt
the restoration 'of silver. The per
capita volume of money in the United
'Sih'tes'is almost fifty per cent. greater
now than it was in 1896. and the bone-
flts brought by this increase have. not
only vindicated the quantatlve theory
of money but have proven the benefits
of the larger amount of money. No
advocate of the gold standard can
» claim the triumph of his logic. I be-
as in hipwtallism and I believe that ,
ileration of silver would bring
further prosperity. besides rcstor
per in exchange between gold and
all or using countries.
also. as do all other bi- metallists whom
1 above first abroad that the uncxpcct-
ed anti unprecedented increase in
, mid production has for the present
£911
mercuric silver question as an is- '
sue.
"While the money question has
waned in importance other questions
have: been forging to the front, and to
these cautious we must apply the
same principles We applied to the
money»: question. and suck to secure
the greatest good to the greatest num-
r-by» islation which conforms to
he flootr of equal rights for all
and special privileges for none We
oIpnot expect the support of any one
who it: interested in taking advantage
of the people either through trusts or
through any other illegitimate form of
business. Our efforts should be to dis
linguist; between those corporations
which are legitimate and those aggre-.
miles. of wealth which are organised
Ir purposes of public plunder and
fines! for support to these only who
rje willing to have the government
irotect each person in the enjoyment
I! 41in 9111a earnings.
“Th's herIspspers have been trying
in mm friction between what they
0011 “old friends' and new fr’lcnds in
politics. Those are friends who are
working toward a common curl, and
each mpalgn brings to some extent
ligament in 1896 the party
, Democrats and was recruit
all. street many who had been
Republicans up to that time. and wet-
coated them. in 1900 some came back
who were against us in 1896, and we
6 I at the door against them.
‘no idea that the party will
of admission in the
"bombings. Usually parties are
Ito secure recruits that past
'( can not emphasised if there
' egreoment on present is-
In, 11 ‘9 MW: on that we can find
his the Bible plan.
{amu‘ I‘ll! the eleventh hour corner
a the vineyard and to share
reward with those who began ear-
Harri think this is sound politics.
ad ii as sound religion provided the
7 domes to work and not to in-
he other laborers.
ences between the sin
' pretended friends of re-
discovered bcfore they
”parent when the plat
lien: for, if present indi-
..'for certain that plat
to be so plain that no
its it and so strong that
It Democratic principles
barium
dad that he would die-
. one. railroad and 11-
~' I, imperialiqin and other
W‘ h when he reached Am-
9
‘ ' ,svc ['iisiA.
, 611' of New castle.
ups-Ears: 14911111111
Lesson any iii—Lwnriam 1". my»
numerically of read.
emptiness, consented .
I on that subject permit me to say
and punished; otherwise the"
vsI they imean that l have .
my position on any public »
question or moderated my opposition .
the benefit we expected to sccurcfrorn ’
But I ”recon -
000.000 to be accounted for as salvage.
There is only one way to euro deaf
nose. and that is by constitutional
remedies.
inflamed condl on of the mucous tin-
ing of the (flue chitin Tubs.
this tube in inflamed you have a ram-
bling sound or imperfect hearing, and
when it is entirely closed Business is
the result, and unless the iniiaramn»
tion can be taken out and this tube
restored to its normal condition. hear-
ing will be destroyed forever: nine
cases out often are scared by Catarrh.
which is nothing but an inflamed con
dition of the mucous surfaces.
for any can of Deafness (mused by
$turrh) that cannot be cured by
catersJ free.
nation.
; W
, " ' ' it is the subtitles we make for 4361161
1 . 4 .. g " that commas. the Value of theirs“.
e that I am now described by. .
This Special
and $20 suits spiced wit
our maker’s $20 and $22
from $3 to $7. are still
At $89.50 and $12 wc
, lines of-our fancy cllcviots,~Scotch twccds and
Great 1'
fancy 'worsfeds.
Specials 1n Youths’
i"13’i 1' H1 1 1 7' 3 r)?‘ ‘zrwfi i f:
Sale of Suits at
consists of incomplete lines of our regular $18
worsteds in gray effects along with velour finish-
ed cassimcres in nutty checks.
Buying‘mcans satisfaction and a saving oi
. Some of our finest $2....
lines that are incomplete, drop to $20.
were 86 to $15 figure in the solo at $4. 90, $6.00
$7. 90 and.$9. 50.. All sizes 14 to 20.
h a special purchase of
Summer Suits, mostly
color and in style and fit they
1 ' speak for themselves.
1““ ‘* “1 “”95" Single and doublebreasted
"offer all incomplete
1111105, in all sizes.
9" $‘ 5 and $28 suits in 'l‘m
Stills from iiucs ting;
hip m
11:11
EKG 5 To Men
3;“3119Gg01 Boys and
go . rucosronarsa -
.. . .. Children suits,
Outfitters": auggggn$l$xg§NM
For Vacation.
. Goodsergc stands up so well in
the stress of- vacation, that it de-
serves first place as the all-round
Summer Suit.
blue Serge Suits is warranted last
models, full and hail-~lit11cd, in all
sizes for men and young men,
910 to $25.
$25. and outing trousers in wide-
$2. $2.50. $3 and $3.50—
vcry special values.
Summer fixings, straw lists and
"Smith" $3.50 Oxiorcls; bathing
bags and suit cases.
it
9 by I’epslkola
Every one of our
pical outing suits, $10 to
odcls, wool-crash and flan-
-han1n:ofis, and trunks.
"h.
1
1
"wiv- “a
DOESN’T AFFECT S'T"ATE PASSES.
But Inter-State Dead Heads
Out by New Rats Bill.
SAN FRANClSCt), July 13. —C011-
gross having passed the railway rate
bill with its swooping feature prohibit-
ing the issuance of railroad passes.
President Harrimau. of the Southern
Pacific. has sent out (11"de1s here to
cancel vthe annual inter state passes
which the San Francisco officials of
the road sent out at the beginning of
the year.
This cancellation order will not" go
into effect until the end of this year.
lit-cause the law in question does not-
bcrome operative until that time.
The Congressional law has nothing
to do with the conlpany's annual pass-
es within the limits of this state.
Barred
~Dyspepsia is our national ailment.
Burdock Blood Bitters is the national
cure for it. it strengthens stomach
membranes. promotes flow of diges-
tive juices. portion the blood, builds
you up.
' 412.000.0611 SALVAGE.
Insurance Companies Gross Losses
Sworn to he 676,000,000 From
'Frisco Quake.
SAN FRANCISCO July :3 -—~'l‘hc
Cull publishes today statements of 36
fire insurance companies doing busi-
ncas in this city which have been filed
in the insurance departments of New
York. According to these statements
which have been mom to, their losses
were 876.000.006,wl1lle the net losses
am but 846,000,000. 'l‘hc reinsurance
money to be received by 36 companies
is stated to be 812,000,000. in round
figures, leaving the large sum of 816.-
DIAPNIOB DANNOT lit CURID
by local applications. as they cannot
ranch the diseased portion of the ear.
Deafness is caused by an
When
We will give One Hundred Dollars
“'1: Datum: Cure. Band for cir-
013W 0 00.. Toledo, 0.
Dru t. 7611
sll’s wily Pills for consti-
ilo'ldJ 6
Take
in
slate of (imrgiu and that crop is now
your he quotes lower to dealers than
ever before.
reach of all.
rid Starr .l’ordan. in :1 lecture deliver-
all at the Unitarian Church. last night
i
.23
prophesied that the next center of
trouble Would he in the vicinity of 14111:
lfcsndru and Huywards, California.
hiilltll ii illiWflibie i!
cure kidney and bladder disease
elvery for-111.“I and will build up and
s routines
than. Fishtail“.
PEACHES PLENTY THISIYEAR.
Native Crop May be a Little Short But
the Quality Will be Excellent.
The usual reports in rci‘i'ri-nco to
frost 1111111111: the pinch truce in (Your
nocllcul was pul into circulntltm at tho
usual time this your, but tho reported
damage was alight and now it is said
that while tho crop will b:- slrort,lboro
should in: enough to ounblc the runner
lroltlcr of own limited litmus to put.
up several cans of tho luscious fruit.
What lilo crop will lack in himrtugo
will be of bottor size than usual and
the dealers say lt'wlll pay to wait for
the native fruit illr-‘il'mi 111'- buyiug tho
liolawni'c production. which ranges in
also from a marble to on English wal-
nut.
The light» frost in tho curly part of
the sermon «lid noi chart the young
trees in (lonurwtirut us rnost oi’ the
fruit bearing trees arc situated on high
ground.
The largest grower of pour-hos in
Connecticut. is llalc, of Glastonbury,
who employs 11 force of nearly 1.01111
men. women, boys and girls to pick
and assert his crop at 1111: big orchards
in the biggcsi town in the slain. in
addition to his Glastonbury orchards.
Mr. iiulc cultivates exit-naively in the
in the market with more to follow
from the some source. iPrircs for the
Halo fruit are always high. but this
which is interpreted to
mean that peaches will'be within the
gCnsToatA
infants sud Children.
flu flat in llm 4111111 91110
waltz 75%:
Signatures!
11110an cums confine.
Dr. David Starr Jordan says Califor-
nia in Audio to be en colt-d.
3 SAN JOSE. Calif" July l3.~l)r. Di:
uteri the origin of the recent sets:
disturbance in Behring lion and
WILL lN‘I‘IMI‘f‘ MANY.
liver person should know that
s kidneyea
Foley‘s iii any Cure willei
u
1"
5
these organs so the mill
14011111 their functions pieced; No
of Bid ht’s dilices‘emr discs 111's
ey’s lti My Ours is taken
Drug store.
“a
.i'
MONTVILLE BOY MISSING.
Believed He has Fallen into a Brook
Kidnapped Theory Abandoned.
MONTY ll bl". .luly lZ-No signs of
tho wanderings of tho tlirco your old
l.ci’kowltcb iltly have been found and
the belief is sir'ougcr that he fell into
11 brook noar lilo homo of Abram (initi-
ation. The mother continues in a mu
tcrltal toiltiltloh. At first it was
thought that the child might hurt-
boon kldpappod but a reason for this
is not viral and the family have nbon
«louotl such thoughts
The brook will be drugggrd this aftt-r.
1104‘“.
A TRAGIC FINISH.
A watchmnu‘s neglect pcrmitfcdn
leak in tho grout North Sea dyko.
which a child' l-l finger could have stop
pod to become a ruinous break, dc
mutating an entire province of llol-
lnn]. in like planner Kenneth Mcv
lver, of Vanccboro. Min, permitted a
little cold to go unnoticed until a
tragic finish one only averted by llr.
King‘s New lllstovery. lie wriioe:
"'I‘hroo doctors nave me up to die if
lung inflammation. caused by 11 aug-
looted cold; but Dr. King's New ills
covury saved my life." Guarantor-ii
beat cough and cold cure, at F. ii.
Baxter's. South Norwnlk. and it. P.
Wood’s. Norwalk, drug stores. 60c
111166100. Trial bottle free. "
RAILROADB.
JAPB DTUDYIND
Ten of Little Brown Men Here to em
’ Point on Tram: ortation Pastime-J
SAN FRANCIS . , .luly lfi.——«'l'en .ln
pnuese army officers are, it is said. to
be given positions or. tile Southern lln-
t'lilc and allied railroads 'l‘ha obit-ct
of sending liioso army officers to this
country 9.11 lo unable Joplin. through
their oxpi'i't‘it‘uco hero. to improve its
railroad laurvltc and operation and al-
so its raiilroati accounting methods
M. '
ONI.Y 62 YEAR! OLD.
. “i am dolly 62 years old and don’ t ox-
pert even when i got to be real old to
feel thht Way an ion as i can set misc
tric 8016”."an 111.11 B. Bronson.
of Dublin. (in. surely there' it nothing
also keeps the old .1111 young and makes
the weak as strong a this grand tonic
medicine. Dyspepsia. torpid liver. in-
flamed idneye or chronic constipation
ere uni: one am taking Electric bit.
on a reasonable time. Guaranteed
y F. H Baxter. south Norwalk.11nd
0 1’ Wood Noownllr. druggiltl. Price
at . _,,4..,,,.,
MW
3 IINA‘i‘on .uNjIA‘i‘ID.
34.9mm the. Dir. lie-«Nora '
1111111: la y
1. Many observant South Norwulk
’ the benefits derived from the use of
:' ach, heartburn, paipltuliou, wind belch-
. lug, fullness or distress after eating.
1 pepsin. you owe it to yourself to give
“ if after using one 26 cent box you can
ghoneetly any you have not received
the benefits hoped for li‘
‘ emphasizing ilub objection to the cm-
1 pioyluouf of two
on of apprentices.
' lie with chronic piles and malignant.
. South Norwalk and E P. Wesd's. Nor
. ii 1:
Leonor. ‘
is who have been reading from
0 time of the remarkable cures made
tiou.
However, thedruth of this statement
can easily be ver'.iliod Drop into the
.'storu any time you are passing and
“we will be pleased to give you the
. ,uanros'of a number «of prominent poo-
ple in town who can truthfully tell of
these tablets. ,
i if you are troubled with sour atom-
or any other of the symptoms of dye-
tbls prescription for indigestion and
stomach trouble a ten days’ trial, and
ii. liutxor
will pay back your money without the
least hesitation
WON'T wonx writ DOLAKS.
Norwich Mouldcra Quit Work Because
Men of That Nationality are En-
paged.
NORWICH July 12. ——As 11 way of
Hunks. forvlyl’ivc
moulrlcls in tho Richmond Stove Corn-
[1011\"11 Works run by the Mcf‘ l‘llill
Howcll (iroiupluy left work yesterday.
The issue is in regard to the taking
Superintendent G.
W. Curtis in 1111 interview said that
the question with the immunity was
whollror the business slnutitl be run
by tho mouldors or by the company.
and the latter intended to rantings its
own affairs.
‘ TWENTY YEAR BATTLE.
“l was a los'ir in a twenty your but‘
sores, until I tried ilucklcn's Arnica
Salve: which turned tho tide, by our-
ing both. till not a truce remains,"
writes A. M. Bruce. of li‘nrmvlllc. V1.
Best for old Ulcers, Cuts. Burns and
Wounds. 2:70. at i". ll 1411"fo s.
walk dr uggists
come AND SEE THE SPLBNDID
VALUES OFFERED lN OUR MEN'S
AND YOUTHS’ SUITS AT 67.00 AND
$10.00.
it's 010 constant aim to make this
store load for big clothing values.
‘ Every purchase hero is 11 lesson in
tbrifi. economy and good judgment.
Men‘s Shirts from 501' to 81.50, with
or without collars.
Men's Trousers from 81.00 to 8600.
Children's Straw Huts. to clean out:
1250 once for 151', 50c ones for
Washable Ncckwcar
Got the habit and go to the
the Copyright Clothing 00.
6 North Main St. South Norwalk, Ct.
HARRY GOODWlN.
Manager.
350.
, 250.
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN J
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
_ 'rms nose.
in Effect June 10. 1906.
u——-——
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEWY
K.
A. 84.5—12 6611. 6:80, 6: ll. 6:16.
6:5011, 6:58 7: Bil 8:18, 8: 40. 8:48x.
9: 061:. 9: 80:, 9:47 10: 60x. 11: 01.
11:1711.
P. M.:—-—lii 621. 1: 00, l: 46:, 2: 47:.
.1226. 3:3111. 4:1911, 5: 4i. 6: 6711. 6: 40.
6:631. 7:12;. 7:641, 9267:, 10. 33
Sundays.
.4. M.-~12:6tlx. 613011. 6:41x, 8:67.
9. 4311.
P. M.:--12 6611. 224711, 2: 67:, 6: 4i.
6: 6711 7: 00:. 7: 18. 7:6411, 8: 96:, 9:6711.
10: 09."
NEW YORK Foil SOUTH NORWALK
A M.:——12 00x. 12:09: 4: 64, 6: 46.
6: 46. 8: 01. 8: 06. ii: 40:. 9: 0211. 0: 09.
9: 1411, to: 0211, lo: 05. 11:0th, 11:06
P. lit—12. 0311. 1:04. 1:30:. 2. 00:.
2: 66. 3: 3111.4 :0311. 4. 06, 4: 161:. 4: 32.
6: 021:. 6: 09, 6. 26. 6. 0011. 6: 03, 6: 68.
8: 02:. 9: 01:11. 9: 29, ll: 00!.
Davida”.
A. M.:—l2 001:, 12: 06:. 6:00. 7:80.
9:01:11, 10: 0211. 11: 0011.
P. M.:-~l2 06. 6: 04. ’6: 00;. 6: 6911.
6102:. 11:00:.
”SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
HAVE
7; 21.1. 8: 36. 9.108, 9145!. 10: 12!. 11:0“.
11‘!
I’. lit-12: 03!. 1.16 8:073. 3‘ 228.
ii: 27. 10: 068, 11:20.
min
9‘08. 11:05:.
9:06. .
SOUTH NONWANK ‘i'O DANIUBY.
A. lid-“6280.9 9:3. 7 406:.
P. M.—-1186..4.:::. ii: 80. 6:04, 7:11
on Jim
SAN FMNUlSOO. July lli.-l.inifcd
totes senator stances. Nomination
f Nevada. is 111 [trout 11 broken
citarucne.’ ‘i‘h conduit «mirrors
a horse:
9111: listed raster»
11314“ pad "sparrow escape room
‘8
It
A: “:91“. .16 1.9“...
0 SOUTH NDHWALK.
Niki 9:11," 10109:. 11: 46. .
1
3“" teen employees at l E. Pdlmer’s ham-
are mock history. all girls. went out on a
i l e
Tablets have wondered fifi..’,“’y,,"’;“"”“” and ”m" '"""' 80""
if it really in title that this remedy hammock sewers lllltl perform work
. “'1" ““V" ““0th trouble and ““1153” which requires considerable skill and
N
A. ltd-12‘ 06:, 1: 19!. l: 6611. 6:10.,
4:19. 0:20. 6:0111. 6t 28. 7: 071. 0: 081: j}
VI. .- on v. 1...:
. so
A. M.:-~18 0111. 1:112, 1 55:1, 1.111. ,.
r. M.-«12 on. 11:11. 1:07;. 1.11. '
5 n on..." are ,
rs ' “ "n" 11 i' 111 tell :1
' .n he uses an s on a
"mm" 99090111, July 1'" About flf refuses the dollar. he will return
what you paid for it. confidence is
established at once. .
Headaches. «meted mucus. dizaiv
nose gas on the stomach. specks be-
fore the Wes, constipation, and all
forms of liver and stomach troubles
are soon cured by this scientific 1
medicine.
80 great i.“ ilr‘ demand for this
specific that Mi 1. Dexter has been
able to secure only a limited supply.
and you should take udvdnta of
this opportunity today and out upon
blrn or semi 26 cents. and get sixty
doses of the best medicine ever made.
on this speclial half price offer, rill;
new schedule, they said they were dis his persona guarantee to re “1}
satisfied and refused to work. We are the money it it.doos "0t 0“"5' 313 2"
pact them all back to work in a low “ ' " '
any“, howuvun” ‘ A REMARKABLE O'BGOVERY. _
NEW YORK, “July 12.-A11 eminent
food specialist recently made the re»
nuirkuble discovcry that all the lngre-‘
dionts entering into the composition
of ice cream could be reduced to pow-
der form. kept indefinitely. and when
ice cream was wanted it could- be very
quitkly made by adding a small quanb
lty of the Powder lo a quart of milk
and freezing. without treating or cook:
lug, than doing away with all labor in
making ice cream; and the proportions
of each ingredient being absolutely
ct:1‘1(:ct,lbc ice cream made from the
Fourier would always be the sortie
high quality absolutely pure and free
from disease germs or danger of pie-
purine poisoning. No eggs sugar.
flavoring or anything expect milk in
required to make the finest ice cream
from the Powder. After havingbeon.
carefully analyzed by the Pure '14‘0011
Commissioners. it, has been placed on
the market, under the name of Joli-o
loo Cream Powder. Scientists p1'o«
nonnce it the greatest step forward in
pure food production in recent years.
The girls are known as
rioag period of apprenticeship to
learn. 'l‘hey Weill out because thti’
received a cut of about 18 per cent. in
their wages. A representative of the
firm said in regard to the strike "We
have realised for some time that 11 cut
in the wages of the employees of that
department must be made. and on
Tuesday each a reduction was am
honored. Although the girls can still
make 62. 26 to $2. 56 a day under the
an...
HARTFORD GIRL DROWNED.
liAll’l‘h‘()llD, .luly lily—Word was
received here. yesterday that Miss
tiroco Campbell. of this city, daughter
of the late Dr James Campbell was
drowned yostcrtluy at Suucook. N. ll.
'il1c young lady, it is understood, fell
from 11 canon during a storm which
raged or'er the lake.
FEEL IMPENDING DOOM.
The fouling of impending doom in
the minds of many victims of Bright's
tllscnsn and diabetes lras'boou changed
to llllllliifllllli‘HE-l by the benefit tlorlv-
od from taking Foley' :1 Kiducy Cure.
it will c'uro incipient llrinlit a disease
and tiiobcivs and 011111 in the worst
cases gives comfort and relief. Slight
disorders are cured last few days. “i
had diabetes in its worst form." writes
Marion Loo of l)uurentl1.lnd. “ltrlcd
eight physicians without relief. ()1in
three bottles of l:‘olcy's "Kidney Cure
made me a well man." I’lnistcd‘s
Drug Store.
COAL AND Wood"
AOINTS‘FOR
Bowke r’s Fertilizers.
B. Hershfi'eld 6~ Sort
122 WATER STREET M" 194.
The P11110011: ti Suit H1132,
33 SOUTH MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
Midsummer (‘lcarlng Sale of Ladies Stilts, Corns Skirts. Walsts, Shirl:
Wuists Suits ltnln Coats at a great reduction. as we must clean out all of
our surnmcr goods. First conic first gets them. Come and be convinced.
it you have not bought or us yet ask your nolghhors. They did.
Waisls, 301' 4.90 750. 980. $1" .5, $1.48, $1.98, $2.48 to $6.00.
Skirts from ........ . ....................................... 98c' to $40.00
Coats ............... . ...................... . ............. $3.60 to $15.00
Ruin Coats ................................................ 86.98 to $18.00
Llucn Suits .............................................. $2.98 to $1200
Ladies Suits .. ..................... . ............ . ......... $6.98 to $12 00
Be Cool Comfortable and Up-lo- -Dat-e.'
Use an Electric Laundtu Iron.
The Reed cf. Volk Electrical Compnnu.
Opp. Telephone Exchange. 'Phonc 82-4.
.. ~-._.,,,_....
Special Sale
WHITE LINEN SUITS. SHiRT WAISTS. SKIRTS. OH'lLDREN'S DRESS-
ES AND A FULL LINE OF MILLINERY.
FairCloakS-FurStor-‘e
88 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK. OONN.
THE nil-TERENCE II if! .114!
GUA LITV.
no where you will for your coal
supply. the price is very much the
some; the difference in results—~heat.
comfort. coal hills. etc —resldes in I
superior or inferior quality. The ar-
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