Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, September 6, 1906 · page 5

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' homoerotic Ticket.

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,go'ing barge Frank is,

oad'of ‘coal at Fierrls',

p -Dry 'soallops, soc at. C‘utbill's.
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' Theigoverning committee of' the
Nurwalltv'Yacht Club will bold are
gnlar‘ meetingat Commodore C. ’F.
Osbcrn's residence No. 4. Maple street
Monday niche. r . ‘. 5

, ’ ‘Mrs. Arthur Godfrey and children,
whom Execution Light, New Rochelle
are the guests of ,Mrs. ,Ciodfrsy'a mo-.
that, Mrs. Julia .A. Vanfl‘asseli. of
Crescent Terrace." ‘ ‘ ‘ '

C. H. Bailiss. who tor many years
: has been the eillcient manager and
superintendent of- the yards of Ray‘
mend Bros., has resigned his position
to enter into business in' Norwalk.

Business at the Colonial Foundry
and Minchery Company, East Norwallt,
is now progressing nicely. New raw
material has been secured and new
men are being; put on each day. “The
board of trustees has, elected Thomas
-—Greenport Oysters, ’scallops. Cutblll's

1. Raymond its president, and work is

progressing very favorably under his

direction. It is expected that within

a tow weeks the force of men at work

at the plant will be as large, it not

larger. than it ‘was before the financial.
' dlfl'lculty. .

One more contribution to the dog
pound was captured yesterday by Gill-
‘cer Thomas Leatherland, 'one oi the
omclal Norwalkr dogfsstchers. Mr.
[Leatherland found a‘ good looking
«she herd dog. which some oWner
won d probably be glad to reclaim. The
canine will be kept twenty-four hours
to give the owner a chance to appear.

—_

~-~Greenport Oysters, lscailops. Cutbill’s
__.._.._.__

_ The, big 40 horse power Panhard
wood by John Sherman Hoyt, the Con- ‘

_ tontment island millionaire, was in

Smith Norwalk this morning, in charge

zofv‘ldr. Mott, the chauffeur from New

vars, The machine, which cost $12,000.

unusually long and r a like clock-

rk. It ‘ls one of the ostiiest ina-

nes in town." , .
. ..--r-—-—-u.~!b ‘

“Michael Romanelli had his nerve
{with him last night. when he attempt-
ed to obtain free entrance to Hoyt's

ostre. by trying to dodge the ticket

on But they were too clever for
Mchsel and he will have to answer
, his conduct before dodge Taylor

marrow morning at 9,. o'clock. in
its South Norwailr side of the Town
court.

Are your bones aching, nerves tired,
flights restless, kidnfiy- and liver trou-
ble. energy low! 9 are signs of
«tow ,vitsllty. Hollistsr'd’floclry Moun-

' n‘ Tea-5 will make you well. Tea or
lots. 35 cents. . Plolsted's Drug

a..-

.HIOTOL lTALIANS AROUBED.
BRISTOL. Sept tic—JD“ italian «Col-
here is aroused by the disappear-
.of Vito Onorato. who for the past‘
. years has run a' shoemaklng es-
ilhment on North Main street and
a privats,ba,n}rlng ,l‘ipsiness for
countrymen. e been away
0 weeks. leaving. he said at the
on a vacation. 'No word has
. from him and some of the men
.invested savings with him have
. the police to locate him. The W-
however, see no reason for al-
ting to trace him ashs was at li~
do to take a vacation“ if hocarod
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“or 'ti'ir" ”Hit:
a ow a pa , rps n ,
of their piatformci'n the loath

. is good can .i; The 0m
j also use clothing, hooks. ys' ‘
. ales. Will . be one .w o
p’tbs hairs "draw to, do
, hood mission work in south Nora
and aamus‘désggownaijlfgsm
mo ago has «a and it
‘ huge ._,allrlshh
“Al. IlTA‘I'IV'l‘lANO not,
it. started to. i also”
6 two MI. ‘ I '

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statement: ‘ .

*‘denstor Archibald ‘MoNeil, 'wwho was
unanimously endorsed last night, at
the Democratic town convention for

vorncr. today announced hiswith-
rawal asa candidate in the following

"I have determined that my name
shall, not he used ass candidate’ tor
governor at the coming, ‘Democratic
state convention. .Whendt wasiii’irst
announced by niyuauthority 7 that I

nor on the Demoeraiic ticket if it'Were'

uld that'under no circumstances

gunned me. I made it ‘as plain as l .

contesting nominae.£l am satisfied first
there'exists a, considerable sentiment

favorable to the occupation of Hon;
Charles F. Thayor. oiNorwlch, for go-

from further consideration as a couch.
date to the elites I do so with the

statefwill unite with the triends of
Mr. 'i‘hayer and make his nomination
unanimous. ,

yer is superbly Nuipped to lead the
tight for Democracy in the. coming
campaign. i am firmly convinced that
the outlook'for Democratic success in
«this state is exceedingly bright. ,l'
havo faith in the people and it is my
belief that if the Democratic party

that the voters of Connecticut can be
depended upon to rally to their stand
ard- in numbers suillcolent to insure
their. election": , 5 , '

Senator McNeil was asked if he"
would accept“ the. nomination for lien-
tennant-govornor if'it were “tendered
him by the conventmifleereplled

“i have never been a candidate for
any place on the state ticket. My am-
bition‘ in the matter of the governor-

hold allies, and outsidciohthe oppor-
tunities for the accomplishment of pub-
lic good. which existarln the executive
department, 1 have no desire to hold
allies and could not‘accept the nom-
ination of lieutenant govornor if it was
tendered me. . ‘v'il‘lf
"Whoever is named by my party for
the several places of trust will re-
ceive my active support. ‘1 am ex-
tremely grateful ”to, ”of y friends
thoughout t 0 sin :wh ginsoiicited
have, tends ,dtme cations of sup-
port in event of-my a going before
the convention for the nomination of
governor." . -, 5 _-
it is stated in political circles here
that Mr. McNeii’s withdraw’sl from the
gubernatorinal race is with the under-
standing that two yenrs hence he will
be considered the logical candidate for
the nomination. ..

TOWN FARM all.“ WILLH
Strange as it may seem one of the
best selling of the local souvenir postal
cards is the one hearings picture of,
the town farm. The card contains a
particularly pretty landscape view.
and this may account somewhat in its
popularity. One Norwallr dealer said
yesterday that he had sold 600 of this
particular card.

TWO POLITICAL MEITINOI.
'l‘wo political meetings will be held
in Norwalk tonight, to he participated
In by the epubllcnns and Democrats
of the First and Third Voting Didi,
tricts of the town.‘ , ‘

The Democratic convention to select
delegates to theistate, senatorial, pro
bate, congressional and minty con-
veniions, will he held at the town
court romu, while the Republicans will
caucus m the town assembly hall at
the same time. and loneliness delegates
to the above named conventions oi the
par y. _ . ;

SHIRT WANT DANOI. .
During the dancing at-fimon Point.
last night. Orchestra beads: William
low announced that the Shirt Whirl

waist dance at which everyhod is ox-
pecied to appear in shirt waist atti

W5 in the Shirt Waist cl f dish
WW} . _ _. ‘

Dismtord, on September

y fir. and Mrs. ill. Ii. Tel”. of Mirth
llisln Istreei. have returned. from a

blouse Sue $2.50 io$6

would scent the nomination for gover- ,

would i entertheconvsntlon' ‘as a ,
in the Democratic party of this state. .
vernor and in withdrawing my Joanie. _‘

hope that my‘fri'ends throughout the V

It is my Judgment that Mayor Thflr ‘

names for the several state ofllcers 7
men of the type of Charles F. Thayor ' ‘

8.11.19 was not based upon a desire to ,

club, at Stamfordwoaid give-5 a shirt

s'ra saicsim am. or To

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as, a...“ .

Norfolk. andiworl’iece suits $2.60 to $6..
, '{MANNIBH shire 150a ‘Hlou sci-icon. sovs. m ms onscreen.
ate mo ayrisaaauos arms new name on war, sun par-
reauao‘rasaica. scoo Tourism. _ , . , , #5, j
v, HAT5.,CAPB ‘Aso rusmssmosros nova, m ouaaiwano vs»
anewss‘oso’asvrnmo'ws'va snows aaroaa.’ same yous,

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sovr WITH you. .

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Selling Grain, Hay and Feed. in a blghfair. liberal ‘
wayI is our business.' mum is not our only aunt—not,
quite. We owe much to the spublic'for the patients
they give—and keenly appreciate it. We take, some
things for granted though-was that South Norwalk ids-
pends chiefly on this store for Good Grain, Good Service.
Andrfor that you pay us inatas little as you would pay
any dealer elsewhere-anywhere,

Sfl‘a
W.

a ’ \ Buy Oats Trista Clean.

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at ,.
Wm. P. Beers,
, ‘ , Booksgbiatloncrv and Engravinii.” :7. .
49 win at. rim-1k, _, 6 So. mince. Se. Norwalh.

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no, ,4

motion or catarrh oi the bronchial tubal! ma

sonroeoidonsomption. stamens schools oi
medicine, hand , cough cures, loaded with nar-
cotics are worthless and blemish. because no
remedy. when: internally only, ever didor can
cure. . BRAZILIAN saw, the germicids be}
cam, alone has triumphed in every case, for“ as
y 9:13.
and «Home hot. flannelmavcrym Thais theme. in
penetrates. "domains We”, kills the gamut”. one
coughing ‘2'“!“5 of out”. ramming, thalliu- tom visas
“km, emanates shod botanical! no the W . _
‘mmuyrorsiewmks and we unmannclsssdmts
multistage a! quick consumption. Nominees opiates. ,

It. 3'. Jackson at (in... ”WWI!- Indiana

three weeks' visit incline west. On _

days_,,wlth rointiygs on ,y ,

‘swinii Mortal—There‘s no one to

ma. Gloom-Bow about the , .
minor. .thsrthave ail-tam his a-
iorczmdiiierent summers

 

lhoor return they stop ed for a low; ,
lions isla’nd- , ,
,, CiceirwWhy «cart you learn: to

 

' ‘5 can rats a' res

rials.
other. _ ,
l‘fllfi V [VIN IRROM‘ITO I.” 5

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1. 'Calitornis sherry t... ..~;;j:

, , call loan rate of 20 per cent. at the
x stock exchange showad less, relief from

. the money stringency than was hoped
i for amongst stock operators as the re-
sult of the Treasury Department; or-

, measure is made reflecting only tor
:2 next Holiday it did not offer means for
. an immediate addition.
.. cos.
lilies was expected to induce greater
pfreedom in extending credits. Stocks
' opened higher, stimulated by the news

,ed by realising sales and by the high
rate maintained for money.

> ulatlng effect of the United States
‘ treasury's relief measure for the men-
fiey market.
, ,ried prices upward throughout the list.
_.Tdiore were very large dealings in
Ainalgamated Copper,
,, selling simultaneously
‘112 3-4, compared with‘illi 3-4 last
~ night.
. an advance of 5: Canadlan Pacific 2;
,, .St. Paul. Union Pacific and Colorado
Fuel 1 154; Reading. Brooklyn Transit

‘ and Alchlson. Louisville & Nashville.

» , the. advances in the. representative
., stocks were obliterated by the selling
movement rb '

NEW

lungs~allied to asthma and the most fruitful in.

is mum l’honaaandlhh dmdohsthathsm,

.,:.. .580 hot.
California Port . .~.-.‘m bot.
Et.,.iullon Claret ......I....,..‘..'4s_c hot.

’l‘heWines are absol’iithi; pure and
rightly aged. They ‘wée; bought for

medicinal use__ and we know they m
all medicinal Wines should be.

'rl-is sarcasm» areas.
‘ , .. .TILJH . .
cans: analyser-saunas.

r

rooa'v us want eraser.
.Nlli wroax, Sept s.-—Ah opening

dar to facilitate gold imports. Asitbe

tohank rescue
But the assuranceof future faci-

of the treasury order, but were aflect-

WALi. STREET, 10:10 a. m.-Thc.
opening stock market showed the slim

Heavy buying orders rare

"12,900 shares
at 112 1-4 and

Great Northern'pfd. sold 'st

and the American car stocks a point

Chicago Great Western, Ontario at
'Western, Delaware d2." Hudson and
American Smelting large fractions.

WALL STREET. 'ii a. m.—-—Most of

realise that commenced
_ YORK, Sept- embdn‘ opening
There was little disposition to push
the decline further and when Atohison
and Reading began to be-ahsorbed i.
cos elsewhere improved‘in sympat y.
Atohison moved up 4%; Cleveland C.
C. I; St. Louis. American. ice. the ite-
aulblican Steel stocks, soothe United

Way and investment stocks gained
1 to 1%; The market yielded again.
when ’cali‘ loans were made at 20
per cent. ‘91.; ‘ ..
WALL BTW, Noon.-"~'l‘he gene-
ral market was incidued women. but
strength in special stpdlis“had a ‘sus-
raining influence. at different times
Brooklyn Transit was lifted 2 points.
the lntorhorough Metropolitan stocks
rising a point in sympathy. Reading
advanced 8%; Colorado Fuel pfd. sold
at an advance of 5; Westinghouse .-
ectric 2, and Pressed Steel Car 1. Ca—
nada Southern declined ll: Wells liar-
go a; Colorado and Bentham Second
pfd.. Smelling and Union Bag old. 1%
and Pacific Mail. Bonds were irregu-
l‘a

scare stocks moved widely, but the
general list was- virtually -,unchangsd
fromthe middle prices: North Ameri-
can advanced 1 1-2 and {resin and For
cine. 8t. tools, Bhuthwestdi'n. General
Electric and Dlatillers’ Securities 1:
Northern Central ragged 18 8-4 and
Northwestern 2.

oslruasv norsa‘

Thugs. "WWMWY'K in:
hero O i". . e
was held yesterday ,‘ag at 8:30
from St. Joseph Charo v. Dr. Ma‘
mammal): gwmflt who is Wilg
cams 0m
roams or snwaao pom»:
The funeral of Edward J. Donnsliy
was largel attended this morning.
Mill St. fmph‘s Church. Rev. Dr.
labs; ofloiatod and the 3:0“ bearers
were ohn mucous. 3.. ”John
Callahan, Patrick-‘Usltsban. latthsw
’l'rayaor and Bryanltlndllidn. . wu-
liahtlullivpa acted as flower bearer.
infirmantwaun at. liars'snamstarr.
mmmv aim-snares.
“Faust-gum?! ovarwth Kraiaai
, "hadirom rest
his W ‘

 

lie Clifford Pharmaci, ,

WALL eraser. 1 p. ni.~—80me ob- . ‘

priced at from $10 to

Hadd'to-Footsrs to r'

as Washington at. so. Nomlk. ’

L V’Broken lots-Younclicn’s Sails
Smallsize men can _
' suits at $5.00. Those Suits wclcfoi

it 5

.. This islholasiwcek oi manifest

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r

a
find‘coodfivlcfl,

$15. “

.

Man antif Boys.

a

m: ALmosr oaoraso ouror. clear as was acres-sop
condEaNeo, WHILE THE PRICE HA8 ascu'r DQU‘BLED, . --n

BETTER SECURE YOUR ‘SUPPLY‘ AT ONCE. HELP TO PlCK H .

Is scaacsn THAN ms romances.

AND, iF HE HAS ocoo LUGKVWE sHALL HAVE asour 25 sully-lei.
eooo TOMATOES TO SELL FRIDAY mosnme AT 60s a star. '

BARTLETT eases. as: hddKET.

LORENZO ‘ D1

F

so North Main St.
So. Norwslk. ,
Phone :43.

,1

Relief tor‘

, and‘tirsd ma
averted by!

apairot‘oul

, Hundreds of

are being. crammed .as a result or an llcatioll upon

'y .Feiephoné Call 26-4.

Eyck?

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Prop-r Ola-nos. Peoporiy Adjust
Wotan-cs nammmmssm.

some or can sandstone.
Miss Cousins latt yesterday (or 462
Fifth street. Brookly . .

A. M. Demons and child. of New
Canaan are visiting at Hickory Bluil.

in Mar a family lair m...»
3 1°14 Waist lsrcntiatb street. New
orir.
lira. ill a. Burdott and daughter,
Lois, or New Canaan are boarding at
Hickory Blair.

-'i‘hs creme main has returned to

, «is West One Hundred and fiftieth

street. New York. .
W .

The waiters at the Mien Point ho
lei will hold their usual bail

.saceia thematic“ *
; nraday avsni i 7 , ,
“ ' ad Milt.“

mum 5. m,-

” spasms the it fit 5‘ I
“mm” till. “aw gum ‘ ,

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execs;

lescoasln pcoiaasorrfiddhi _
tntsd an intuit! as to why ’ ’
advertising increased in so

used.‘ its found mats.
are» hall?“ wn'not‘ .

d DIS. 5 ' .
be imagined, hut twohthbflwsi‘
value; that a half-pogo
muss thaivaiua-of a it .

a ten-lino ssata anion .

ms with s - .
vartisamsot. was not to
at all. ' _
. it is interesting to
osmium“ “starch
to ”be m units,“ ’

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