Evening sentinel, Wednesday, September 26, 1906 · page 7

 
 
 

 
 
 

OATUIIMV AT OUR STORE.
“In introducing our Fall lines for Med and Young Men.

 

_ r The young men are the style-thirsty wearers of Clothesnthcy want

Wants extreme in cut. extreme in pattern. They want snappy. tip-to-
ate Qlotbea,

 
 
 

 

In the showing of our $7.00 and $10.00 line, for the Men and Young
Men. we have embodied just the sort or fashioning that meets their
Many. “at iprices anything but fancy, at $7.00 and 010.00.

» y‘Won't you pay us a look?

' , , GET THE HABIT AND GO TO THE
Copyright Clothing Company

9 NO. MAIN STREET. , 80. NORWALK, CONN.
HARRY GOODWIN, Mgr

 
 
 
 

‘ at

 

 

, Wrishath iluxed Light

, The Reed ct Volk Electrical Companu.

flWashlng-ton Street,

Opp. Telephone Exchange.

... List" of ”Property

f . V OFFERED

OR SALE

faylor dyGoiden

74 Washington Street,
sourn NORWALK, chN.

 

 

 

 

‘ PA TIES DESIRING TO PLACE THEIR PROPERTY IN
THIS L ST CAN DO SO WITHOUT EXPENSE. IN LISTINC
PROPERTY GIVE FULL DESCRIPTION AND DETAILS
OUR TERMS FOR SELLING 2%. FULL DESCRIPTION
TERMS, ETC.. OF THE FOLLOWING LIST CAN BE HAD A'I

, ’ OUR OFFICE. APPLY BY NUMBERS.

. “ - N0. 9——-——House. Crescent Terrace. IO rooms, $ 6.000
‘ I4—-——House and 4 acres, Rowayton,- 15.ooc
-l sis—House, barn, etc.,.West St.. 12,000

,,' 39—-—Two building lots, Stuart Ave., each,

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

50c
4o—-—Building lots. near East Ave. $500 up.
52—--House, barn and 26 acres, West St., 10,00:
, ss—Beautifuily located cottage at Bell Island, fur
nished, 6,001
61——-House, Fairfield Ave. 5,0cc
68—oBuiIding lots, 'Summit, Elmwood, Bayvieu and
Taylor Avenues.
69——-—-Frontage on Washington St.
. yo—Cottage on shore at Bell Island, furnis led, 7.000
, . 7I——House and 4 acres, River St.. Darien, 15,000
82—Two building lots, Elmwood Ave., $85t and 1.00:
91———House, Marshall St., South Norwalk, 3.000
,97———House, Elm St., Norwalk, ‘ 5.500
99——Cottage, Hickory Bluff. 7,000
M.“‘roo—-—House. South Main St.. South Norwalk, 3,000
‘ 1 Ior—-—-—-Farm at Wilton, modern, 9,500
102-—-——Harb0r View Beach lots, $275 up.
mgr—Dock property at Norwalk ‘
too—House, Winfield St, East Norwalk. 3,500
m7-—-—H0use. 4 acres of land. Noroton Heights.
tog—House, Richmond Hill, Stamford, 6,000
no—-—Harbor View Park lots. $325 up.
111——House, Hillside Place, 8 rooms,‘ 3.000
xxa—-—~House, I acre. West Ave., South Norwalk, 12,000
ng—i—House. Elizabeth St., 14 rooms, lot 40 by 125, 4,6oa
xxs——Honse. 16 rooms, Marshall St., 4.0m
(Io—~House, 1r rooms. Elizabeth St. 3,5ot
tin—«Home, 11 rooms, Gerard Place, 5.0m
118—-—Buiiding lot. Van Zant Ave., East Norwali 70:
I!9-——-House, barn and extensive grounds, West St 27,5:1
nah—Building lots. Woodward Ave 3451' up.
rarmfiouse, 6 rooms, Rowayton. 3,20!
Iaz—-—-House, barns. 4 acres, Connecticut Turnpike, 6,000
123———16§cres land. Scribner St.. 2,000
154......“ acres land. Connecticut Turnpike, ’ 6,000
105——--Cottage. 6 rooms, Winfield St.. East Norwalk, 2,500
taro—Building IOt, Fort Point St.. East Norwalk, 800
ta7—-—-—Brick house. 3 families, for sale or exchange for
, . . small farms. Pays :27}. gross, 3,500
sza-‘House. Beiden Ave, Norwaik 12,800
12 —-——-Building lot on Elmwood avenue, 750
, 13 House. Windsor Place, lot 50x125, water, 1.550
.; x31—--I—Iouse, Windsor Place, 7 rooms, water. 1.650
:32--—-Housc, Elizabeth St.. lot 40x125, 4,500
133-4-—-House. West Ave.. lot 54xt50. 9.000
rum-«House, Seaview Ave.. East Norwalk. 7.000
za5———Hounc, Clinton Ave" 8 rooms, 2,100
136—--Two building lots. Clinton Ave, each, 300
isy—Two building lots. Clinton Ave" each, 300
, rah—House and barn, cor. High St. and Bayview Ave. 7,000
, 139......Houeenkeynolds St.. East Norwalk. 1,700
‘ IqomBuilding lot, Burritt Ave.. 500
urn—House. Bayview Ave.. lot 45xi5o. 2.500
x4a——Houu and'stable. Washington St.. 7,000
“3;...House, Hi hland Ave.. Darien, 6.000
tam-HOUIO. To lea St.. 6 rooms, 3.000
yaw—Houses. Day and Raymond Sts.. 6 rooms, each, 0,000
Home, to room. Day St. 2.800

 

 
 

 
 

til the world and who has a reasonable amount earning inlcrustclor
It!!! and ever ready to take the sting out of any mislortano.
it

Auvingu account is about the only wise purchase that any one
mt“ matter on tho installment plan.

. mm with a dollar. Four per cent. interest.

scum Nomi]: Savings Bank,

 

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(Continued from First Page).
‘ondoavorink to find a candidate to do
feat Charles E. Hughes, are still un-
settled and at an early hour no deter-
mination had been reached an to
whether or not, the numo of former
Lieutenant Governor Timothy 1..
Woodruff would be presented.
Horbort Parsons was among the iirst
to appear on the scene this morning.

“I think Hughes is the strongest
than," he said. “l‘boliove he in gain
ins strength all the time. I icci 0p-

liltilaiic.”

Mr. Purl-ions said that us the develop
ments showod Hughcs constantly gain»
inn strength. he did not think an ad-
journmcnl would ho detrimental to tho
intorcsls of his candidate,

All cutiroly dilicrcnt utmoaphoro
surouudcd thc approach of the hour for
tho second day‘s session of the ltopuh-
ilcnn slate convention. The tout-lo un-
certainty which characterized )‘iiflltP-I“
day's proccodiugs was gone with lho
sprcnd of the news that the lctl....l.~l
had agrocd to abandon the tight to
provcut the nomination of Charles E.
iiughcs.

Marching clubs and delegations canto
in during the morning with flying hugs
and playing hands. and were met at
the station with tho now of a pro.
habiy harmonious convention. a quick
result and an udjournmcnl to-doy.

Eleven o‘clock, thc hour sctTor tho
convcnlion, found the hall well flllcd.
'i'hc cutruucc of cxdiovcrnor Black and
cx—idculclmnt Governor \‘i‘oodrulf was
groctcd wllh cheers.

Sitiit' Scimlor William W, Arm~
strong. of ilochcslcr,‘ mm was known
to havc [icon sclcclcd us pcrmnlicht
chulruluu, rcocivcd a warm wclcomc.

It was understood that following tho.
nomination of Mr. Iiuniu-a n rrcosa
would no tnkcn until altcr noon. dur-
indr which the huluucc of tho tickct
would ho tlgrctui upon. The couvcu-
lion was cullcd to ordcr at ll :17 a. In.

Scnalor W, W. Armstrong. oi lloch-
csicr, who was ('hoscn pcrluuucnl
cilalrmun. In his spccch rchcul‘scd at
length Republican administration in
tho stale. I‘ll-cry rcl'crcucc to I’rcsi-
dcut liooscvclt was grcctcd with
('Ili‘t‘l‘H.

Al lhc closo of his Hili't‘i‘h (ll-ncrul
Stcwnrt l.. \\'oodiord, chniruuiu oi the
comluillcc on lwolulious. prcscnlcd
lhc rcporl which was udoplcd.

’l‘hc platform hcglus as follows:

“Asscnlldcd us dclcuull-s to thc lic-
[)iIIlIIi‘illl Stalc (‘UIIVI‘IIIIHIL wc gladly
rccord our pridc and coul'idcucc in
l’rcsidclil Itooscrcll. “'4‘ vudorw
what ho had douc in fulfilling tlu- will
of IIli' pcoplc, prolcciiug both Iullor
ind capital. in prcvcnliut: uul‘uir dis
‘riluiuuliou in railway rulcs‘. III rc-
forming lhc lliillsr's of trust corpora
lions; in providing for tho spccdy
construction ol‘ lhc l'unanul t‘nuul: in
wcmipu puro l'ood laws: and also in
.‘It'Villilli: lhc standard of tho public
u'lricr. In thcsc spicudid :tchlcrc
utcuis hc hus had lhc III'ilI'l)‘ l‘iI-Ullv'l'il
ion and usslsluucc ol‘ :1 loyal Ilcpub~
icuu i‘ouurcss.

“\i'c congratulate him and tho world
it what hc did for pcncu itclwccn llus.
do and Japan. and upon “but ho is do-
uu to compli pom-c in (‘ulur ilc has
knight lhc bullion of ihc plain pcopic
.o ccuruucously and succt-ssiuily that
«lie numc is an inspiration in crcry
unto campaign and his rccord tho
dutiollu upon which crcry good cili-
'cu is willing: to sluud. Wc plwdui-
Ill Ilcpulilicun party in Now York
'Iilit- lo lollow faithfully in his foot
lii‘lik.”

'i'hc illillllllIl-ill‘lllillll oi" (Im’t-ruor Iii}:
tins. it is dcclurod,‘"pusscs into his
ory as our of tho nrcalosl" lhc stoic
ms crcr known. As a rcsull of thc
:‘cccnt insuruuco inrosllgution, “ulr
worthy ofliciuls wcrc drircn from pow-
‘r and laws hllrc Ili'l‘ll cutlclcd to so-
-urc thc prolccliou of tho policyhold-
lrs against long cxisliug nbuscs." Tho
Ilult’orm says: '

"\\'c upprorl- Ilu- Iczisiniion urunliuu
| :»lli>>’l:llll|:ii rcducllon in Hip pricc
If gas to :ho pcoplc oi" Ncw York cily
and providing for a colilluiaslou to
prcrcul lhc ovcr-cupiluilmlIon dud cx
cornirc chal'gcs of public Iiuhliuglcor-
pornllons. and Wu furor thc cxlcnsiou
if this policy to tho rcgulalion of all
public utility corporulious.”

I.cl:lslullon which will lil'l'lliii tho
nomination of cund'ldnica for olllcc by
llrccl votc at party prlmarics in favor.
NI,s

’l‘hc wisdom of the protoclivu turil‘l’
is invorcd, and Il ht dcmdndcd “that
its rcviaion. on occasion may rcquirc,
bc cutrualcd to its iricnds and not to
its cncmicc.“

Imitislulion "for tho rcslorniiou of
an Amcricnu mcrchuul muriur" ht fu-
vorcd.

'I'hc stand tattoo by i‘rcaidcot liooac-
Vclt In his application ol‘ tho cilzhlt
hour law Is cndorucd.

Itcducliuu ol‘ rcprcucnlniiou in tho
clcclornl colh-uc and in ('tlllill'l'itti to
UITM‘i nupprcaalou of tho cIN‘IItm iron-
rhlac la dcmandcd.

- ’I‘hl- platform atlyu:

"ilcullzinu tho national duntrcra aria
up; from tho uiurllliuu ‘owih of mob
burhuritlou citucndcrml by row hairI-d
In our land. dclmtnd the prompt
and udcuuulo puulshmcnt of mob in-
slluuloru of thc civil and political
rights of all our cllizcnn without rc-
tlurd to raw, crccd or color. Wu also
plat-o upon record our oinccrn-al nymph.
thy with tho sulfur-lug and outruucd
low In Poland. ltuauiu."

A i-nuolnlion which allowed tho nom-
ination of candidntoa by ncclumation.
tho act-rotary to cast tho voto of thc
convcuilon. was udoplml. Nominations
for uovcrnor wcro lhcu cullod for and
Hill cilcllutuollt hcculuo iltivltnc.

.i. It), Hcdgcu. of Now York. first oh-
talncd ihc iloor amid chccra, which
hrokc Into lnughlcr when he dcclarcd
that "tho nun which urlacu ltcrc today
will not In Iiuilnlo" in n gloom H0 dccp
lhnl "arm a licmocrntic platform
could not dcscrlhc It."

The fll'Kl rcforcncc Mr. Holltzcs mtido
to Mr. Hughos was whcn hc addrcsucd
Cairman Armstrong directly and said
that, the convention "would nominuto
a man with whorl: you. Mr. Chairman,
have been intimately associate: ." This
was resolved by a round of applause.
lie described Mr. ilughcs’ characteris-
tics and praised him, also rcforrlng
to his work in conducting the insur-
ance investigation.

”serum- by reclamation. -
ammonia Sherman moved that

 

 

 

. the secretary out out ballot tor nou-

Hughes the Republican (landl-

liruce‘ was nominated for lieutenant.

 

 

motions o! O‘Brien. secretary of state;‘
Lewis. inr’comptrollsr: E. Walieninai-
or. for treasurer. and Van Aletyno for
state onslneor, all rte-nominations. The
motion was carried and nominations
confirmed.

in a telegram to Senator Page from
Hughes, he accepts the nomination
“without pledge other than to do myl

Willi NotiiuuYour
Own Home?

chls'arc advancing all the limo,
and desirable apartments are becom-
ing acarcsr every day. We have a
number 01' vcry desirable homes for}
sale, and can make the terms and
prico right.

J. M. Layton Sr do,
INCORPORATED,

6 Railroad Avenue. 80. Nor-walk

not-ms: "H “ *'

Initial din Meeting.

The inhabitants, legal voters, of the
Town of Norwalk uro hcrcby notiiiod

and warned that a special town moot-
lug will be held in the Town Hall.
\Vull strcct. Wodncsduy. Scplcmlx-r
21:, 1906, :u 8 o‘clock iil thc cvcnzng,
for tho following purpose-s, to wit: 7

i. To hour the annual rcporls oi
Lhc town ol‘Ilccrs. and lukc action
ihcrcou: ‘

2. To rcscind, if dccmcd advisuhlc,
tho vote of thc town, pusscd January
20, mm, fixing the compcnsuliou of
thc town ussrssors at $150 per yclr:
and also to rcaclnd the volc posed
July 29, 1897, hiring said compensation
at 3200 por your; and to tahc such
furthcr action rciniivc to tilt) compen-
sation oi said asscssors as the "limb
lot: shall doom odvlsablc, according
to a pctitlon on filo.

It. To authorizc and dircci lhc scIcl-l-
mcn, il‘ dccmcd advisahlc, to sci] rho
town storm crushcr and boilcr providt-d
(boy can obtain a pricc therclorc
which to lhcm sccms soilicicnt and
propcr,

lultcd at Norwulk tho Hist day of
Scplcluiicl‘. Illoti.

ALFRED AVISUN,

JAMES A. BROWN,

.l. B. RAYMOND,
Si‘lt‘cillit‘li of the Town ol‘ Norwnlk.

 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

“GIOVER'S a. rust:
‘ .031...

Hanan (it Son’s

$6.00 AND 55.00.

Ral‘sion Health Shoe

$4.00.

4 Elite
for Men and Women

$4.00 AND $3.50.

...——_.

Serviceable School
Shoes for Children

PHONE, 453.

“WEAR SHOES IIIAI III"

 

 

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NOT YET BUT SOON. You
will need coal in the near future.
Are you ready for cool weather?
Better not delay ordering until
the last moment.

We cater to the whims and
fancies of all kinds of heating ap-
paratus using coal for fuel. When
you know what you want come
here and get it-when undecided
come here and let us help you
with our advice.

Iilll initial to.

s.“ ”.0...” _...._... ...-,..................,. .. “*a M... ,.

see i v

cans mixes, '
Extra fine Crab Apples.

500 Hall bu. Basket.

 

 

 

 

. .WEDNESDAYdIiW-rén

' on: Lucius our troops s'rons. ‘.

 

 

TRISTRIIM 6t HYATT.

, NOS. a and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.

 

ADVANCE SHOWING on

Suits, Coats and Waists.

we ARE NOW sHowmo some ADVANCE sTvLEs IN Hist-«mass sUITsLGOATs AND “WANTS.
THE sTVLEs WHICH we ARE suowmo ARE THE PRODUCT as THE vsav ass-r MANUFACTUREs, m
THls LINE AND ARE ENTIRELY DIFFERENT FROM THE oaomanv BOTH m FIT ANDWORKMANeHlP.

WHIL OUR ASSORTMENT I8 LARGE IT IS NOT COMPLETE, AND WE ARE ADDING NEW

THE LINE EVERY DAY.

Women’s Tailored Suits

, New Fall and Winter Coats
Silk Shirt Waisls

Separate Skirts-—Newesl Stules

 

THINGS 1'0

VMisses" Tailored Suits

Cotton Shirl Waisis
Nuns Veiiing and Brillianiine Wxaisis

TRISTRAM & HYATT, NORWALK, CONN.

A

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duty according to my conscience." ‘
Ex-idcutcnant (lovernor Woodruii',

I

or Km... w as... chairman of mm —-_
stoic commiltcc this afternoon to soc-i .

cord cx-(ichrnor I}, ll. Odcl], Jr., of!
Orange. I

 

Miss WEYERHAUSER ENTER-t r
TAINS. l . 5
Miss Marjorie Vi'eyerhtiuscr entertain. ' flu" . '

ml at company of about forty friends
last owning at her home, in River
street, Norwaik. in honor of her birth-
day. The party was partially in the
form of a lawn i’clc. .Iupuncsc luntcrns
being distributed about the yard. Mu-

WEST WASHINGTON ST.. SOUTH NORWALK.

 

sic and olhcr dlvcrsions lurnishcd u.
vcl')‘ plcuuunl owning. An elaborate
supper was ucrvcd.

 

WHEN ROGER COMES.
Rogcr's ihc prince of prccious lots!

Ho says he lows mc ircc. four lots.
And stamps lorc's soul in large wet

spots
lic thinks wc‘rc chums
’l'hat grandma's nought to do all day,
Iiul tcll him storics. romp and play;
And nn's a word I cannot say,

\‘i'ht'n llogcr clinics.

IIc's SWI'I'II‘SI, Iit'iil of baby boys!

’I‘o nlc hc tolls his childish joys.

lilvidcs with too his prccious toys
And sugar plums.

i own i nut, to put in mind.

The Krieger Co.

are showing a. full line of

Just lrurcliug backward; l'm a child, I DINEHY’ HUI|NB “AIS!

To ho so cusily hcguilcd,
thu Ilogcr conics.

Do I sit down to wrilo or road.
()r mcnd lilo stocking I may nccd,
Or do cluilroidcry'.’ No, iudccd!

i twirl my thumbs!
For somcthinu‘a doing you may guess,
And mischlcl hrcwimz. more or loss;
Ycl I am happy, I confcss,

\th'll Ilolzcr clinics.

I

 

 

 

l Icuvc him quici. in tho shade.

liul not for long; With cart and
spudc,

Among lily flowcrs ho luakcs a raid,
iic wants lwo drunis,~-

('l‘hcy'rc improvised from old tin
pnilsi,

A hoop. a huulmcr. two lrcc nails.

But. blcss him! palicncc ncvcr foils.
thu Rogcr comcr.

.ISIS’ Efliii,

Hc scntlcrs aunshlnc crcrywhcrc;

Adds but a fraction to my curc,

lt‘rout slrcss subtracts a gcucrous
uhnrc.
For litllc sulllil:

So I grow youngcr, day by day.

At Icnst, so all my chlldrtm any.

l‘m c‘cn accused of gutting gay.
When Itnllcr cullics.

Also

Somctlmcs, not oil. when ovcrwrouuht

As in u cobweb much, In cumzht.

A four—«Wis vusucabul, ah, the
lluiught.

My ltcart lit-numb“!

My nplrli' lulu-rs. and I pray

I luay not livc to soc lhc day

Witch 'crons my Ioucly shadowing
way,

iii-Milli SUITS, ‘

Call and look at the
NEW STYLES.

In Fancy Fluids.

New Furniture

For the Fall.

 

No ilottor rouwn,

SI‘ENIA MAY iiA'l‘l-IAWAY.

ltrldgcpor . Conn. Scplcnihcr ill. 1906.
MM...

THE iDEAL WAY.

llow doc and dandy it would be.
How vcry, vary nicc.

Il‘ wc could lravcl on our ailapc, .
Nor think about, the price:

it wc could takc a railroad train
Witcnc‘cr wc would go hcnco

To any portion of tho laud
ilcnurdlcna or sxpcuns.

h.” L....,.....w . . M.

If wc could ordcr up a cab “m ......
or buy a touring car ‘
And {cl-i. witch wc rccclvcd the bill,
No symptom of a jar;
If M» could own a prlvnio yacht
And nail the ultlic sch
And any to t «mo who shook their
hands, ’
"ldxpcnsc cnn't holhor mo.”

ll wc could pick a unit of clothes.
Tho flncut in the More.
And any olihnmicd to the clerk,
'l-icud up a dozen or more;“
if wc could polythene right and loft.
Whatcvcr wo might see. ‘
'l‘ltc slums as though we. owned the
hi hi.
How lovely it would be!

 
 

Alan ihc thing that bumpers us «
witch We would cut a dash

in not our modesty-nob, no;
it’s lack of tainted sushi

How line and dandy it would be, t

 
 
 

 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

lion nl nag".

H. KRIEGER a co.

 

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he the brighten lien in lhl wholtmflollv
Timy we term It the but
and the but limoudk cook'- inertia.

HAITI COOKING A PLEASURE

W H I _ Maouieetumd and Wan-Ind by
0W very, very II 09. . _ - ' '
- If we could hit about and any, » ————— . sutruamradur co, comm...
J OSQIOff “Mummies out no ice!” '1 wt“. I,
9 .
Don’t blame pie for limit Illir A. J. OOLLIM A M.
NORTH ”M" "' than him on did is better the! 0‘

“km mg“. 9 “d “MW. mm“! totem. mm or. so. amok.
. m; «3...; a2“... , . _ no a ' ‘ «m w.» .-

 

 

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