rocking Stock.
, women’s seamless. fast
at; duality hose; for this
, . rt pair for 36¢.
, “the. quality women's
drop stitch hose;
W. or 3 pro for 20.5
’s life. and file.
tan ‘dropziltcb or lace hose;
. s :64: 89cm and 39c quality
j, is, dropsfltch or lace and
“ her this sale. 19c pr.
omen's 50c quality hose;
e. ate.
Men’s Hose.
iguana grey mixed and black
hose; for this sale. 70 pr.. or ,
doses black or tan half hose,
uglity; for this sale, 10c pr.
nsZiSo quality fancy half
this sale. the pr.
gs lot of black or fancy lisle
the 25c quality; for this
, Gives Rosanne For
declining
- {floutiuued on Eighth Page.
‘0 tfeel called upon to submit
to what seems to be a sys-
hf representation. though from
oes of my friends through- ‘
. i believe i would receive
‘ we: in the convention. and
‘ ord itself would give me
of the votes of its dele-
isve. as I think you and ‘
friends do, that i can be
, yet i cannot in justice to
my business and myself
further to unjust and un-
mezzo therefore withdraw
Ids throughout the slate.
. ly to my friends in Hart-
have assured me of their
to stand by me and the
Britain, i want to ex-
thanhs and my sincere ap-
. ' With my personal l8.
”shelf. i am
Yours very truly.
A.J J..BIJOPlillt
' ‘ . Winter Sloper also made public
letter which he sent to
the”, on May 9.
, “ll Conn. May9.1908
Kenealy, Chairmen.
trefoil Committee. Stamford
ufirs that my name is being
Motion with the nomina-
tensnbgovernor. and while
hive known that some of
have been actiVe in my be-
t demotion. yet i thought
.to state to you my own
in relation do the nomina-
,, the comments of some
articles, it is evident
causation will have con-
: in some counties, and
5 Walter Holcomb
ly have the unanimous
a convention for others y-
said not be wise for
to a second man from
for another silos. un-
a's entire unanimity o: the
the stats central commit-
s wisdom of such action
should appropriate the hon-
hpmlnstion it would be bot-
‘. inmetosllow my name
> so {mulch if "t‘hm the
or any 0 or raw
leaders of the party
mm» for me to take it.
‘ you ilnd that there is any
.4 a any serious ques-
themsmes of two
my on the ticket
nd give Holcomb a
t will
mi clam. for l
tossouro a
fifth-(demon of
., l
. ' «A tale
for this
quality
want. it to souad bigrwei don
. ., d its so
.snd its surrounding districts.
" ' not be uninitiated when the “iii:
‘ with the other in money saving interest. .
- be quick to see the importance of this even ,
mu
Children’s Stockings.
~v——
Chum-em 10c quality black ribbed
for 25o
Children's 12)“ quality black hose.
with re- enforced knee, sole. heel and
toe; for this sale. 10c pr. or 3 pr. for
25¢. ‘ ‘ ‘
,lioys' 19c quality black hose; for
thls'aele. 15:: or.
Misses’ 85c quality seamless’blaclt
lisle hoes; for this sale. the pr.
,The Housekeeping Section.
There is no special need for sacrific-
ing staple sll-lho-yosr-round goods
such as these. but we want this sale
to go down in history as a roomy
bunker—hence the sacrifice.
Just what the committee think about
it. for while it may look as though i
lacked interest in my own candidacy.
yet i tell the truth when i say that 1
about myself.
Very truly yours.
A. J. SLOPER.
Manager of lloion Point Again
lined
(Continued From First Page.)
. ._...... .
summer resort in Connecticut.
it was true. he admitted. that liquor
has been sold on Sunday. but quietly
and not openly. There had been no
complaint except by two or three Row
syton people who had employed men
who had no interest whatever except
to earn their money for getting evi-
dence.
Prosecutor ("iltl|t said the Diet-ill".
compliilnt from the Rownyton Law and
Order League was the only one he has
had against the place this summer.
He had made diligent inquiries and
had been informed that everything had
been very quiet. at the Point through
out the summer. He recommended a
line of 825 on each of the two counts.
Lockwood said that he did 'not con
sider the offence of having a bottle of
beer by the Order Leagues witnesses
when they were served with‘kd inner
such a serious one but the coping
open of the bar was a different mut-
tor lie was aware that more lati-
lude is given shore resorts hilt strict-
ly there was no excuse for lt.1le had
been by Roton several times. and had
been impressed by the quietness of
everything. He was confronted by one
fact in the present case. however. and
fiber was that there had been a vloln-
tion of law also that other similar
ones have occurred there. lie con-
sidered that the management were
willing to take the chances with their
eyes wide open.
He had decided to act upon the
recommendation of Prosecutor Clark
esnd immediately announced the fine
of $36 on each of the counts, with the
costs added.
Attorney Keogh appealed. as a mat
ter of form. but it was decided to pay
up and settle the matters.
SUHPMOI PANTY‘ AT NOTON
POiNT.
A very pleasant little private party . ,
was held at Roton Point last evening
in honor of. Miss Bertha Davis. of
Shenandoah Penn. who is the guest
ton avenue. Norwallt. Those in th
party in addition to the lilsass, Davl’
man and Edith rotor and Messrs:
Chester Heath. Its: Ichumsil.
Fowler. John Nestor. Wallet-.11
grim ’l‘. McCormsolt' and Harry
u.
'sssshvm .
'l‘lislou loath
min; the entire period of the sale. This we would imprc 1*:
in is s tact. and by buying liberally you will practice the truest
hbse; for this sale, 7c pr. or 4 pr.
care a' good deal more about the snow
cess of the party this fall thnn i do
~ rendered:
in pronouncing sentence,, .ludgo‘
of her cousin. Miss ltlisa Davis‘. "of Wll ’
were the Misses Mary Plait. Inna
Hoffman. Jennie bastion. Elsie debug.
d the store will
Bleached and Unbleached
. V‘ -
Muslins. '
2 holes good quality brown cotton:
sale price. he yd.
Extra line ‘quelity 36 in. wide brown
cotton, 8c quality: sale price. to yd
, Fine finished as in. with bleached
cotton, regular 8c quality; sale price,
So yd.
3d in. bleached cotton. 9c quality:
sale price. To yd.
Fruit of loom. 36 in. wide; sale
price. B‘Ac yd.
OBITUARY NOTES. I
FUNERAL Oi“ MRS. M’MAHON.
The funeral of Mrs. John McMahon
was held this morning at 9 o’clock
from St. Mary‘s Church. Rev Father
O'Donnell oiliciated assisted by Rev
William Maher as deacon. and Father
Nolan as sub deacon. The following
musical selections were beautifully
Jesus Lover of My Soul and
Calvary. John Weble; One Sweetly
Solemn Thought Miss Helena Millard
Nearer My God to .Thoe choir. The
poll bearers were William Howard
Dr Riordan. Charles Flynn William
Farrell. James Keeling and Frank
Mono. The flower bearers: Vincent
'l‘ouer. William (‘svannugh John Grif-
fin and John Lynch. interment was
in St Marys Cemetery.
FUNERAL 0F MR8 EUGENE
SCHMIDT
The funeral of the late Mrs Eugene
Schmidt was held this afternoon at
3 .30 from her home. Rev. Hugh B.
Carpenter officiated.
VETERAN GETB A PENSION.
u—u—sb-
Efforts of Congressman Hill Results In
Good Fortune to smith Iatss.
Smith Bales. of Chapel street Nor
walk, has just been awarded a pen-
sion of 812 a month for his services
during the War of the Rebellion.
This pension was secured through
the efforts of Congressman E. J Hill
bit——
DANIURY PEOPLE IN PREDIOA-
MENT,
About 300 people from Dunbury and
New Milford had a rather unpleasant
experience last night. They were on
an excursion to Steeplechase island.
and us the siennior lanoir was some-
what. late. they reached the. wharf Just
as the train was pulling out. Then
the crowd went crass. Most of them
were women and man did not have
money enough left to put up at a ho
tel. They dually secured passage on
a car attached to a freight train and
reached Danbury at 5 o'clock this
morning.
Francis Word has taken a position
at Holmes. Koolor & Belleclt Com-
pany' s store.
I :teiiigcnc‘e of outTi buying
it
upon you till Wory printed prom-
scouted) .
Ssls Begins Saturday. Aug. l8. and trick on the Following ”8 _
»wwwwwi
dayviein
such that they wif
all th 13ch purchas-
lilghl. Aug. 25.
Wide Sheetin‘simd Pillow Case
. ‘ Muslim.
W
42 in. brown pillow cotton, 1254c
quality; sale price, 100 yd
a'.ln brown pillow cotton: sale
price 11c ydt'
45 in. Peddot
sale price. taker
42 in. bleached pillow cotton; sale
price. lie ya
42 in. bleached pillow cotton: sale
price 12mm ..
45 in. bleached pillow cotton; sale
price. lhhfio yd .
94 brown sheeting. 21c
sale price. 19c yd.
91 brown sheeting. 26c quality:
sole price. the yd. .
104 extra heavy brown sheeting.
28c quality; sale price.21c yd
94 best uallty bleached sheeting;
sale price, So yd.
10.4 bloachedshocling. extra heavy.
210 quality;_ssle price. 26c yd.
hulls brown cotton;
quality;
We never cum goods from year to year. no matter what the values or host tissue... the
' styles may be. Everything in the line of Summer Goods must be closed out during the month of
1August. Every department has some desirable things to offer. We mention only a few of the
Wash Dress Goods".
. Ladies Suits, Costs and other Gsnnmta- Separate Skirts, Linen. cotton and Mohair. Shirt
waists. White and Colored. Bathing Suits. ladies’ and 'ma’ . :Wash Dress Goods. White Goods
for Waists and Dresses. Silk Mulls and Fancy Orgsndies. ‘ ‘ ' "I film]
i
MATTINGS. OIL CLOTHS AND LINOLEUMS. HAM MOCKS.
if the medicine you are taking does
not give you relief, why not try this
modern treatment: it has helped
the majority of people that have tried
it. Why notyouf Your anatomy is .
the same as all human beings. This
treatment is applied by
DR. JEROME D. WIRT.
la lasso Pines. Norwalk. Conn. ,
A graduate of the parent schod. f
was taught Osteopthy by the founder.
Consultation free.
WH‘EN 3%," NG COALA: ior
winter do not orget this fah t:
there‘s a difference.”
As for ourselves let us say.we
have the goods, the experience.
the ability and the disposition to
furnish you with the right coal-
the kind your furnace or meg:
needs to make it do its best. We
aim to soil Codi “QUALITY
at a price which is fair to you
and to us. ‘
If you can't come, ’phone 65:;
n on "ital in.
iYWTT‘
“GLOVER' 5 lift PLACE}
LADIIS'. MIIIII' AND CHILDRIN’O
oxron‘ns.
The following are not SAL! prices
but RIGULAR prices.
Chlffonisrs, $4.76 to 816.75.
Dresssrs. Oak. Birdseye, Mania and
Mahogany. 00.75 to m.
lron lads. $2.25 to $3.75.
iron lads, Brass flail, “.78 to “.25.
iron Bods. Combination olors and
Irsss Trimmings, Q to fill '
Couches. outwit“. use to stone.
Turkish chairs. Ill.” to 000.
RAMITOEELL,
3 and 6 Wall St. w Nor-walk. Conn.
Tsl. 015—2.
HOYT‘S THEATRE
WEDNESDAY IVININO.
sensor as.
JULIUS CAHN
Prsssnts
- Hey Brows”
Davids flat-um
gm Play That Wonlt Visor Out. 3
rs. Iploof in “u nan-"m . J
itch. tful.
AQuaintly
nA‘iiml mosny
Mr. Cshn utilises thqsossms pm!
tlon hers as soon at tho Garrick Thos- ‘
tn. New York.
David Harem says: “Do unto the
other tailor tho, way hs‘d "its to ill
""l‘i.t?t‘..n..' m also" . ? ,
. First Pour flows In animus. dim. " ‘
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