it‘lv'toseaostion ‘
inches the soot
, heinous hostile ‘ y
~ . j ”Milli! P . hint .‘of' Bridgeport) ‘ V
‘ - guild. Holdeu.% ngtford: John ' ' -
ughsn, o f N “an“ were on the 2 business it has enjoyed are evidence that m are always ready with a complete stock of
floor for face on. k» \ ‘_ elusm styles, and, tooth» our prices. are based strictly upon intrinsic values. We mutt
' “T119 0‘1“? M. “M a Milo" *0‘ 1 V. ~ ' ,, , " ’ many new things which» are showing. . . . ~
ex’tendthe thanks of the convention . . , “‘1“ . ’
.to Mr. With and». «tolerate rose to PLAIN AND PLAID PANAMAt......-... .......... .TIO‘H‘W
kthstt sconvnntlcn endorse‘Bryan ,. . . . , ., ' ' ‘ - .r 7‘“, .
b taglgglhbgintn‘: motioggtofitdif‘flm‘ 0M.R‘~PLAID.HH."unit-unmetn.- u. ass-IslslthIIsun's.lIlollIi'9‘0I“D*V"‘;I"""."“.' '- '
prove an it. i‘ roan 0 .c tdl'tl ‘ ‘ ‘ . ' ‘ ” i4 . .
{on the “(3th and ”iguana the (3011' PLAIb BROADGLOTHC...” ..... ...... . .... HH"'”"‘.",“.'""""'""”H“m
'“n'vli’n‘mm‘ ‘ enunsttas in new saaoss........ ...a...ii-°° ,
IMPERIALOLOTl-is....................... 60°»th 4
Response mull”
PLAIN mono CLOTHB............. two to 01.50
I -' .
farting ‘th oneness
has to thepuhlle and.
e; achieved at the
are he hasnrovan
untold- othls» independa
‘ . . fact that although rsdi~
‘ die» is lwhye willing to take coon.
.‘ declared that‘Mr. i’l‘ha‘yor was
machine nine: that he were . no
collar; and‘con'cluded " ssyins
th‘hl rowel-me party man
w n." w. ’ ‘ ‘ ’
The Nineteenth senatorial District
whichwas in deadlock last night over
the choice of a state central commit-‘
teamnn. this morning. elected James
J. Donahue. of Norwich, on“ the 58th
hoilot. Four additional ballots were
taken this morning. Mr; Fanning retir-
DR. JEROME D. WIRT.
Osteopathic Physician,
rs IssacLPlaco.
Norvh‘lbiConn.
a..--~-.-.s. Isollllultvllunlllit'llsltltllls
awn-«ll...
i
'nte'rtninmstit Dr ' i
of then ,4 '
\ll
,1 mere 3 ure'nlmost identical with the
' . .fo‘rm lieutenant-governor, John M. Ncy
of Hartford."
, it“. were by the
6M.” R. out“! and J
Ii. the head
ich ‘ ‘
s! it".
lkaollr
1 any other Why. We didn‘t make that
y ‘- ‘poaltion.- the Republicans did.
_ time is coming when that delegate at
~ largo chicken will come home to roost
_ I and on its tail feathers will be the
£61811 “‘1 am; a Democrat.‘ i'l‘hnt ‘hlrd.
' (Donahue) will come home with a De-
- in four to consider its own affairs. For
..tiou. it is our first care to look out
~ badge "Love for the State of Connec-
. think of what concerns themselves."
- ‘ Mr. Hyde
‘ vernors of the Democratic order and
= i “If they were here today and were
i ‘ 7. at this convention they would say well
0]]. .
‘ ‘ .Ssnator Thomas F. Noose. of Rock-
“ ville. next took the platform and nom.
rlv‘snnlns then took the
. ' troduciilg him [18,8 man
. tyziwhloh. Mr. Thuynr. made
”.1990 fig." hewill make the state
9 ,_ ," .
hayer was‘th‘en dominated by
e] . ation and Chairman thlier re-
arkgd; “Heought to hearthe “aye"
.. Norman." Nomination for other of-
were called for. ‘
incontinent is not in it for modestyr
Zooinmltteeibeoause i' want to say that
ntions written by Col. 0s- 1
not those in the Hartford
.Courant‘whhis morning. The resolu-
tions" to be submitted to you this
‘ olonel sborn‘e drew himself
it will be snmbitted to the people
in 4 November (Prolonged Cheers.)
,, hut moral Republican party, created
a Congressman at? large because they
could not gerrymander the state in
"l‘he
With the delegate you are talking of
mocratic sign as its tail feathers this
years if i am not mistaken. (14mg
cheers.)
“When i was governor. I was for hic-
uniai election; because I thought the
stale ought to have at least one your
which it is almost impossible to get
our people to think of our state cf-
fslrs while Grey are looking at the
wudevllle entertainments at Washing-
for our interests at home. its our
business to attend to our own affairs.
William Waldo Hyde. of Hartford.
took the platform to“ nominate John
ill. Ney. for lieutenant-governor. say-
as:
,' "We Democrats in convention as
sembled wear no tag. but we wear a
tlcut." This‘ls the year voters should
then referred to past go-
Mild:—
‘done. I have thehonor of nominating r
Mr. Key was nominated by acclnma-
ted George Forster, of Rockville. fer
"rotary of state.
- and said he
ott- he did not suck iiil' 0mm and the”
f were others wanting lip—ins withdrBW‘
yir Dunn. of Wlillmnniic, second-
hile nomination and the choice was
dnoiamntion.
Montgomery. of Plainilcld. took
' , damned Davis A. Baker, of
‘ had had a man who was as old
mar Waller and whose head
‘ at a man, who had been stuck
' . Walsh. of Danbnry. second.
Width”! of Roberts.
tirirtflfel ”one and the
mi amenity in «recognizing
”"l'ily. The diflculty was
X it delegate rushing to l
. . uml uniting that Mr. lto
"5 b“ l‘lwsnlzwl. The. latter arose
wished to withdraw as
his name. ~
C. B. Montgomery. who nominated
Mr. Baker. said. . '
“Mr. Baker has stuns to me and Ill“ i
in! that the nominee from hitchileld be -
.pupporied. 1 therefore withdraw ‘tM
name of Mr. linker In favor of Mr. “M
ed unanimously for treasurer. ’ l
Judie It. Heston Robertson, of Now“
the platform to nominate it oand it“ ,
for attorney-general. lie said:
“i know of no hotter than than J
'1!!!
l _ x
tat-cunt rity‘aud
, “sternum f
William B.’ Stoddard. of Milfo i
animdsm was nominated by a ‘
l I
this nuruan
who «have sa- ‘ ,
panic
, loss 0 h
are partnnww «
. i
d! '
mums.
demos B. s nation. d.
Haven. received anovutlon as he took 1
it.”
log. The vote stood. Dr. Donahue. 8:
use: OLD come rouse.
. .
Automatic Vending. Machines Give up
.Trnsurss. '
. Ansonio Sentinel. .
According to those who have charge
of the automatic peanut vendors. some
rare old coins are suffering thrOugh
the craze to operate the machines
refer'xto this report of the resolution which is evinced by the rising genera»
tion. The advice of one man is that
fond pupae and older brothers, who
have been collecting curious coins.
should look them over carefully for
he is certain that someoi' the collec-
tions have suffered loss. Personally he
has found a number of old coins. upon
which a premium is offered.
The small boy or girl who is short
of change is apt not, to’ know the value
of these coins that have been saved so
carefully. it appears to the child that
the coins. while not good for general
circulation, yct possess the necessary
weight and also to make them accept-
able to an automatic vender, while
the clerk in the nearby candy store
would refuse them. Consequently the
collections are adhering, and some lo
cal mumhmtatisis will certainly find
upOn exainiulng them that they have
indeed been short changed.
A very pleasant dance was held, inst
evening. at the Norwallt Yacht Club.
it being one of the summer series. Mn.
sic was furnished by Spledei's Orchoe
tin. of Bridgeport.
Denney 8. Hull and a party visited
Rye Bench. yesterday, in Mr. Hull‘s
automobile. .
Miss lda Field. of Burritt avenue.
is spending her vacation in New Ha.
van.
wom-
Frcderick Coleman, of New Milford,
is a visitor in town today.
Judge John ll Light, is out of town
on a vacation trip.
Never lose your temper; remem»
her. your husband will never discover
you have one until you lose it.
That man is "easy-going"
Who "goes it hard." because
l-lls going is assisted
By gravitation's, lawn
Arion Excursion,
BY fiTEAMER
John Sylvester,
TO NORTH IEACH,
Sunday, Sept. 16.
Leaving South Nerwslk Steamboat
Dock. 9:30, and North Beach at 4.
TchlT8.. ........... FIFTY CENTS
Children under ten years. half fat-e.
‘ Tickets for sale at F. B. Coleman's.
Joseph Davis‘. Carl Schauh's. South
Norwalli; Grumman Bros'.. Adolph lid
i'tcr's, Norwalk.
Notice.
Notice is hereby given that the Con-
necticut Railway and Lighting Com-
pany has made application to us to ap-
prove its plan for a turnout on Sea-
vlew avenue, near East Washington
street, in East Not-walk. as shown on
a map of the same submitted with said
.,
application, and on his in our office.
and asking for a public hearing on
said application.
All persons interested are hereby
otiiiod that we will hear and deter-
ine slid application.- at our olllce in
Norwsik, on the 17th day of Septem-
ber, loos. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon.
hem. The latter was then nomiilab at Which time they may be present
and be heard upon said application.
serene limos.
. Janna A. snows.
. i 1.3. RQYMOND,
yisllctmen of the ’l‘own of Namath.
i , 1 p . c
‘ New pauses, Conn.
' . U i; sent. iii. 190d
* A invention arts. colonies to“
,‘ noon than State convention treat the
lxth 1' til it] lot will
it ill lilac south harm
towns Will! the Irish
w ll ‘1
U
19'0”.le at Norwailt, September 12, ..
. to The Norwalhl
bought"
Phone. ‘ -
- Graduate of the A. T. Still In-
stitute of Osteopathy. at Klrks-
Licensed by Connecticut State
gourd of Health.
a pound is winning new- friends
every day. The reason is found in
the quality at the price. it's a‘ sure
enough 35¢ coffee—that is what its
equal will colt‘yon anywhere else.
A perfect blend or Mocha and Java
it suits more tastes than any other
popular-priced coffee._ Wt- import
every kernel and KNOW it is per-
fection. ,
‘Other grades, all better by a
dime or morqihnn those usually
sold at our price,‘
The" Union
Pacific i’l’ea Co
Largest importing Retailers in
. This untry.
NEXT 'l‘Ot ST OFFICE.
126 Washington St, 80. NORWALK.
Phone 65M. , ,ll‘ree Delivery.
NOTlcE.
We wish to announce that we have
purchased the machine and general
repair business formerly conducted by
C. F. Hendee and Wm. Grindrod, re-
spootively. The latter gentleman, in
company with Geo. W. aplcer. will
hereafter be associated with us and
will conduct that bra ch of our busi~
ness in the Hendee. hlne Shop. lo-
cated in the rear of the H. K. I: 8. Co.
We would respectfully solicit the con-
tinuanco of the old patronage as well
all new trade in this line. and will
guarantee our prompt and careful at-
tention to all machine, model. experi-
mental, and general repair work.
NORWALK HAKDWARE 00..
so wineries-r.
NORWAL'K. conn.
IL
'NNOO 'nhvmuou
"1.0 NIVW fill 01. DNMOW
. MON ".LB NW“ 98
'0’.) iuVMauVH )i1VMiiON
'nondllosop
.ius JO solitude: leanep pill .10; "no
men latitudinal» pun "minus” sin 30
poses as who Luna 'suop s,“ nouns
u letuep {Lon :sn nodn st nelson
aunnnq on: 10 can: out euoioq 311de
men a spoon and: on! turn .10; use an
to! 10 'nosseu mu any sense pool is
none! n! and pan penedlnds at satin 0:
and poet a our houses but 10; Asian
ii 1nd not elem 'momzuani arm
in; use on to; putt 'un euond. .to [Him
mind a In doth wit 'mnpas lento
[no lo ‘snna “mud 'suo ‘ssni ‘sled
done-zoom 'sexti 'sam sun to peeu a;
ton on and 11 pan must manna .mo
and 'dn ems zoom on item y‘pv .ino
'spon loos lipid“:
at Indiana “limit 9.“! on .101 “lama
nine tum spasm .mp 10 line II Inc] II
Unison: on 01 u eggs" one no pun
, LL A we
. I WI . . t
. Finest line 'in‘ Peaches ever brought
renunciation plott-
Cail and use time dig]: you
sci-Foal
his. new
Has received a carioad oi
instinctual and beach. ,
"arses.
and they can be scen at
Stables in Conn. Avenue.
sHAoow-PLAIos ALL'QUALITIEO. . , ' ;
t
' mm a» sum. Noam; GO.
BIG ASSORTMENT 0?
Post Cards.
2 for 6a.: 260 dot.
Some new Leather Cards ..... so each
Post Card Albums ....... 109 total”
WM. A. BWRMAN'S
momentous.
Donovan Block." 134 Washington at.
Ascot Micronesia Laundry. .
A Jack’niiail Trades
omens... nasty
in innsm‘i a
smash: n w '
ARTHUR I. IINIDIOT.
Humble]. Timing and Itsem hitting
I leans ”not. is. Hamill.
QinovdF's“ int "Pilot. '
roe. new.
Hanan d. Son’s
“.00 AND “.00.
Raision Health Shoe
w‘ ‘0' .
Elite ‘ “
for lien and Women
use me use.
.-
Serviceable School
Shoes for:.Children
PHONI, m. ' '
writ snors hill or
N
us:
we .
iiifii
will need one! in the our future.
NOT YET BUT SOON. You
Are you ready iot- tiool weather?
Better not may seem until
the last moment's" [ -"
We cater to, , .
I ,. jitiinl-omw ,
Remember . your Boys and
Girls should be well dressed
while sending them tosdltool.
We ,1 have everything“ [for
children, and there is nooo
oasion {that you should. “let:
your children go to school
poorly clad.
0M. a tgchrrse more? Th“
your money “is scarce. ~
f a
wait long. if you are figuring on selling your DINO-Now is a. 3.“
time.
, - The Read aver simmer
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Norwalk Chronicler