e input
.osiport Man is Opponenimoi
‘ Muliili
(Continued From First Past.)
Millie“ to he no orator. biii simply a
Dialli‘bualness man. He would work
‘to give. every man his ('hilnili“ and
, Would flghtéwith till his might to take
dimly the privileges that havo bcen
givon the ‘iew- at the expense of the
‘ many. He was not prepared, he said.
to make a speech, but would endeavor
to see all of the delegates in their
home towns before elociion day.
’ The convention adopted this plat
form:
Rnsolved. We heartily endorse. the
platform at tho Dontocraiic convontion
,held in Hartford on the. l‘Jth of Sop-
temher hint. and giro our enthusiastic
" httpport to the nominees of said con
arentlon.
. 1W9 rocognizo Hunter S. Burt's, out
f nominee for ntcmbor of (Jongrcss born
this district, as an intcllcctitnl. honosl
and ailhytaiiliiil Doinocrat, who wil
sustain the principlcs oi" Dt‘llliii'i'ili')
as understood by tho common pcoplt
of this country and wc licartily com
mend him to tho voters of this dis
trict. '
The Hon. John .I. Walsh, oi‘ Norwalli
was chosen as permanent chairman oi
the convention and was esoortod to Iht
platform by George Woodrni'f. ot‘ Litoh
field, and Owen it‘ecncy. of Westport.
Chairman Walsh made a brict
speech, dealing with the liil‘ii'i' nitua
tion, more. particularly pcrtaining it
the manufacturers of Now England
The tariff, he said. should bi) roviscd
and this was admitted by Congrcss
man Hill, but the iaitcr would main
no promise of relief.
in nominating Mr, Boers, Mr. Wood
duff denied the aspcrsion that thl
Democrats of the district would brim
. forth a lamb for tho sticrllicc, an sits
mated by an article in tho iiridgopor
Post. On the contrary the. part)
would fight to the last ditch to uphold
the principles of tho Domocraiit- par
ty and this In no roason why tho dc
claret! funeral should not. ho tui'nct
.into it happy marriage toast. it wit:
nit diatinet privilogc, ho tloclnrcii. ti
stand for ilio prlticiplcs of tho ilcino
oratic party. The Fourth District hat
I him. it Dcinricratic rcprcscntutivc bc
“fore and thorn was no rcauon why it
iiiohld not again. Ilc nainod ovei
former Dcinocraiiii candidates who liar
triumphed boforc, llciorost, tiriingw
hand others. lio rcmindcd tlic dcicgaiei
that it was always darkcsi just boron
' c nomination of Mr. Boots, win
was it ruprcscntnllvo iii tho stiiic log
isiattujo from chtport iii tiltlzl. wut
seconded by Orion lt‘ocncy, of Wont
port. and by Jill'illlll (.irccn, of Thomas
~toii. Mr. Grocu inudc ti spocch. Ht
referred. among other things. that M-l
Been believes. hc nndorsiood. that iln
laiai‘ion of icdcrul oiilccra uhould no!
he increiutod.
The Democratic congrcuuional con
. VGntlon. for the choice ot‘ a candiduii
to oppose (lougroasman ii. J. Hill. oi
Norwalk. re-nominutod by tho itcpub
licaus ii few days nun, opc'nod at it till
o'cionlt this moruiun ilI lmkwood'i
Hull. Norwnlli.
Eli i). Witch». of hitchiicld. chair
man‘oi tho congressional committee
lulled the tlolcgutos toirotlmr. nuiltiui
a brief «pooch. other which. upon mo
“on. It Will! votcd that Illi' tlclouuioi
Iron! the ion scuatorini tlifiil‘it‘lh can
out mptiruiuly and chooso crcdcnilnl
our intent organization. rt-nohiiioin
.Ind countcuslonul coininiltccs.
, The intuit liuportunt, tho miim‘cnnion
II cotnniitiuc. Ill n ill‘i‘iliimtl‘lii commit
t”. Ila incinhorn arc ilouniu 'l‘oolan
Bridgeport; (lulon A. Ulli'lm‘. thaw
lord; Jiuiioil O'Nolii. Iiridgoporl; 'l'llil
. ‘Othy (Illnly. Witicbt-atcr; .Iliinon Mun
vm.£Morrin; Jami-n 'l‘. Hubbub. Nor
«Valli: Ill. il'. Mccitcr. llridwcport; l6. I)
Woeltii. Minimum. and Jacob Miiyhow
Bellini.
in .0 ulllllu tho oonvuntlon. 'I'i‘lllPO
m O ulruutn Wocitu sold:
Gontlouwnzwl iiililit lotu- coililtiillt‘t
My unkind to ballast upon my ucilm
‘ mepi‘nry chuirnniu. or thin con
mum it! I utu im orcaoh mukor
11”". I lllllll'ilililllll tho Iioiior iiin
”in to capo-as my. ‘lIltlIlIiN to tilt
tuition ,i‘or lltn imam ruiiicri'mi.
tioincttzmll’u arc approaching l
twilight: In Which tho lcmiiuu Itouim
ma the Democratic and iiotmhil
Wins difl‘or vary uttniutv; yo
multiianu ,irlnuds an «innate o
Juno,» Ind arm in initniidut
bod: tutu wont aim Iiiio tin
, bu ‘vur o valor: iii ah
: .1 w
l
The most pleasant store to trade in
is the one where you got the most
for the toast money.
‘. .Onr $7 and $10 System
is the avenue that enables you'to eti-
ioy the newest styles for only 87.00
and $10.00.
No More.
(let the Habit.
ittht Clothing, hi
M
.. ..,L _.
No Loss.
Go to the
HARRY OOODWIN.
Proprietor.
lthch' votes for position and partisan
{put-poses. as ovidoiicbd by our ii-iciul
thiliy in his address at the Republican
State Convention elaborating on Ro-
tpubltcau achiovotnonttt. National and
State prosperity, which he and tho of-
flco holders iii the Republican putty
would have Ill-I believe has boon accom-
plished by the Republican party. Such
claim by our Republican friends rc-
ininds mo of an incidont that occurred
In our town ironic yonrs‘ago. when
a vcry popular and prominent mun
inado great claim for himself and one
son. named Sam its to what they had
donc to sot-um their prosperity and
curtain nchicrenionts and he was way
dosh-tins; that his friends should tindor-
stand that it, was doc to his and ospcc-
tally Sam’s oti’oi'ts. This man had
anothor son naiucd .Iiin that did not
proi'css as much popularity and prom-
iitciico. Occassioiially he would illiv
hiho a littlc too t‘rcoly. Yol ho was tho
Olit‘. in whom thc wholc family's proa-
pcrily wail duo ht- bcing tho oiic that
had plaiincd and doiic the principal
part of tho work. ”no iliiy tho old
<lllltii cxpcctcd Homo company from
abroad for a visit and to ho vct-y sum
.Iiiii did not imbiho to i'rocly whilc
lhcir friends worc. thcrc ho was vcry
particular to uivc Iiitii a liltlo caution
and Jim rt-nlindcd thc old titan to have
no {car on that score.
'i‘hc coiiituiiiy cubic. and tho iicxt
day tho old man in company with
Sam and .l’lin took ihcin ovt-r thc
plantation and pointed out ihc illl‘
provcnicnts in convincing thorn oi'
lhoir brostwrliy, saying hcrc is an litt-
pl‘tWt'llit‘lii Sum has made and ilt‘l't' is
nnothcr iiuprot‘muciit. Sam has tnadc
and horn is it Nilillilliiil aioitc wall Stun
has laid. ctc. oic., but not onco incu-
tioniug Jim's nainc its having anything
to do with it whilc in tact .Iitn was
tho planner and had done most of tho
work in nothing tho iuipriwciiicnl.
Howovor. Jiiii Itcpt his own \‘Ulillht‘l
and at night .Iiiti starit-d out and not.
protiy tall and his nppcarancc in tho
prcscncc of tho coiiipttiiy did not ox-
hotly plcnsc liic old man and allcr
company had gout: thc old man took
lint to task in \‘II'\\' of such conduct
remindingr hint that ho. .Ihn. hiid llS-
'Illl‘t‘II hint that ht- nocd not havo ititv
{cilia-e on that st-oi'c. At'tcr this il‘l'Ill"t'
IlIii rciuindcd ”to old ll'liii that whilo
thc company was lilti't‘ ho had shown
thcni what Sam had door: and ho
thought hc would show thcin what
.litn could do.
Now tho lctuici's‘ and otllccrs of tho
Ilcpublicnu party art» vci'y much in
thc Hilllii' position as that of thc old
titan and Sam iii this ('llt-lt‘. 'i‘hcy
tl't' and havc boon holding tho popular
and promincut [liltiilitiliii in tho politi-
cal affairs of tho i'niiod Status and
Stiiic govoi'iiinciiisand loudly pi-ocaiiiu
that. tho prospcrity of tlic country "in
:titli'oly duo to thciii and thclr ci‘t‘oi'ts
whilc iii fact. our prospci'ily IS duo to
thc abundant products of thc soil
which wc ilIH‘I' hucu blcssctl with and
tonic brawny or tool tho laborcr citi-
tivaihig thoin and
which aoiircc our lit-publicain
proupcrity.
Now. (lcntlctncu. I atn not mic that.
:iaiuut that all our proupi-rlty in duo
In tho oMchil nuidanw of our omcc
‘ioldorn. who arc usually thc ciipltuliuin
lI tho country having usually bought
thoir positions: ticlthcr do I chum that
)ill‘ proapcrlty In all doc to tho inhor~
in; claim on both claaitcn aro tIl‘Dl'llIi’
liii on cal-h othcr. thc onu can out
m‘opcr without thc (idiot and both
illilllt bo Moi-turd with abundant pro-
tocol of tho soil which In tho {oath
litiloit of all our tit-impurity.
it In vct'y cvhlcut that our political
'tuidltions arc vrry nuaniiuluctoy to
ho ordinary intuitions tuna and tho
lonscrvnllvc civutcnt which uppi-iirtt
‘rniic tin lii'l‘llliiliit'lill nurilcu IuI tho
lay. Thain: condition» lilivo boon
il‘lliiilili about by two warning friction»
mo faction hchm tho motiopoiiui cou-
ti-rild with tho numbluntiouu and tho
I‘lliliil trying to vain-t lcttlnintion in
Iwry wily tnmulbin Mlliiilillu liicm to
ll‘iil‘r pt'mlticc ciiot'utmiu union tuttul'il‘
mm at tho tnicrcui of tho nutrition.
i'lnv ntbvr Iliciimi its ti curtain portion
it tho laboring about ntrcunomdy lio-
nandlnn tin-tr portion or the ntutils.
tt-twocu than: iwocluumvu in tho with
my liiinlmmu mail and coitnt-tvullvc
matador who “W In tho majority and
co tho uranium suitor» ml ovltluacint
ly thuir program. Yul. iliiii chi so no»
.v»”‘if‘* ' Contentment...
No om who has lived the hand to mouth oxitttonoo oi the credit
it. imam the guanine lily oi lilo nit does the
the world 'imll who but: u rosaontthie amount
. 'all ”artfully to tulle the «tint; out of any misfortune.
A Union‘umntlnnlmt the only wise purchusu that any ml
the insinlitnsnt plan.
‘ it I calm. limit per cent. internist.
inflict-walk Savings Bank,
,Wflmlfimmmm
mum to bo tiivitioil and ouch division
oiistsinl it I lotidlu titulr inmionco
. .t..." . .. .mfi‘aw
t
9“
man who iii square
earning itinerant for
V muons
aw in, iii no ' ”will
to wrpantiqm their [419.10-
.sardlm (it their own interest in equal
and exact insticoio all. Now ntiov
men. it only remains for the demo-
cratic party to so shape their policy
absolutely on the old Juliet" onian iii-hi-I
ciple demandingoqual an exact Jus-
tioo to all.
Tito temporary committees chosen.
at tho nonutoriul district caucus were
the following:
Credentials-4V. E. Walteloy. Ji'.. B.
F. acuity. B.-W. Bohunnan. James
O'Neill, D. Brush. (3. Potter. H. S.
Weed. E. ,F. Meeker. E. C. Dompsey.‘
T J. Harris.
Permanent Organittationww. J.
Card. Dennis 'I‘oolan. ’i‘. F. Riley. Hur-
ry Alien. E. Form. 0. E. Emmous, J. J.
Hanlon; E. F. Mookcr. Eugcue C.
Dempsey, W. A. Gleason.
Resolutions-0. N. Northrop. n. '1‘.
Sanity. Allen Bernhard, Harry Allen.
C. G. Thompson. James Green, .lolm i".
Bliss, E. il‘. Monitor, 0. U. Woodruii‘. 1‘}.
C. Dempsey.
The list of iloli-etnitoil iii ntiondaucc,
with tho towns they rcprosoiittnl. in
as follows:
Bridgeport-—~llcni'y ‘l.. Langhumnnsr.
Willluin ’l‘rovorniiin. Matthew Iiailcy.
S. (‘. Osborn. T. J. Garry. Harry Allen.
William Thomas, Junior. O'Neil. ii, 'i'.
Scully. Dcnnii-i 'I‘oohin. (icorgc Munro.
(3, M, Nownnin. ’i‘homan it‘. Rollly. l’ut'lt
rick Caddy. Max (Ilohen. Joseph John-
son. Michael Stain. Jeremiah ’i‘oomcy.
I)aubury~—E. C. llcinpsoy, ii. A. Pur-
dy. J. i’, Mch‘nddcn.
Now it‘airlioldwRobcrt
Marshall 'i‘rcudwell,
il‘airflciih—A. ii. Stiirgcs, Harry Ii.
.Ionninn‘s. Milton Jennings, .Iohn ii.
Smith.
Iiuntlngton—«Wilii‘am .I. (lard. Zinu
Chattcrton,
Sweetman.
Monroe—«Stiltn: M, Clarke. Louis (lon-
It‘ll.
Nowtow-tint‘harlos ll. Northrop, Ml-
chucl Donohuo. William Kilbrldo. Ar-
thur S. Gallagher.
llariotiml'. ii. l‘ooliy. (l, A, Butt-)3.
Now (‘anaair—dohn A. iilius, liantord
S. Wood, ,
Wilton—~(‘but‘lca (locppicr,
Strauss.
Staitit‘ordn~(‘liarlcs A. Wood. I‘clci'
.l. Iloylc. Iloiijamiii W, Ilohaiiiiaii, 'I‘ho—
Iliiili iloiily. John A. Waici's, Alcxttndcr
I". llrrnhard. John A. O'Noili.
(lorhcii ~~~~~ Elihu (‘iii‘llslc, Lyman Hall,
J, Howard North. b}. 0. Wright.
Lib-hiloId—llli (l, Wocks. John ii.
Harrington. George C. Woodrtiii. Al-
bcrt Wedge.
ilcnry
producing thciu to,
ilflil't'i ,
'ioldoru iglvt: no crcdii any tiiot‘o ihatii ““‘m‘ “f N"""““"'k- ""d‘h" ”f thc body
tho olii innit did to bin non .liiit whoi of tho Woman found at Savin Rock on
'iud hccu tho rcni nitlli'ci' of ”to family t..." Sunday
it tho utiliinicd with both ~thc dunno“
'l‘ot'i‘itinttiii~.l. M, Hciict'nian. .\licii~
acl ()wciis. John l-‘inti, William A.
tllonaon.
iiurkluunstcint«W. .1, Martin. Minor
Fulton, lfirncst lltirt. Nclson Hiiycs.
t (‘oitauit-~l\'clsoii .I, Donn. I.Pt.’llliill
. Ilonson.
' Nori‘ulli--.I. ii. ’l'hompsoti, il. (l.
Ilush. William (‘urolL Lyman ’l‘ihintiis.
North Kcnt—t‘, l~‘. 'l‘hoinpsou. W.
Watson llardcniuirgb,
Siltll'iill‘~s. l.. iiollli-itcr. William
(‘urtwiruhh (‘liai'ioa Whitlorti. E. I).
Ih-ininu.
\l’inchcstcertmoihy Cilili)’.
ward Finn, William A
(Enroll, Ii, I“, lliiycs.
llrldgcwtitor»—i)arwin
tlit ll. tlillcttv.
liorrlsntl. IE. Emmons. W. ll. Milll‘
t :‘tii'.
4‘ Now
i
Ed-
IIIiIln-i't, M. Ii.
chli‘i‘. Alis-
Mili‘ord-«Il. ll. (liirluciiiun.
Flank I12, Saulc. l‘l. Ii. Darwin. M. ii.
Malioil.
iloxburywira .\l. ilooth, (icorno it.
(Total,
'i illiiliihilln~ (l. A. Policy. Juiticn
(il't‘l‘ll.
\Varri-nmAltrcil ()hnniii. ilichitrd
lit anhcr.
\l’ttsliiiinttiii»~i". I., lltillocli. (‘. i).
t‘oic. licrimin IiclTorniin. (loot-gt-
‘ t‘ouch.
‘ \l'uicrtowiiu William ll, thorn. iltir-
ry licmlnwny.
Watcrburymll. (‘. Buckingham. (i.
till. Allen. Frank 'i‘hotups‘on. A. E, Jud-
Hon.
t DROWNED IN NEW HAVEN.
' Belief That Mn. May Daly Took Her
‘ Own Lite.
I
NEW HAVEN. tell-pt 27.-~-ldcntitico-
(Inn was positivcly untdo by .Iumca Mc-
tlil that of his sister
.‘iiru. May Duly, who for some months
had boon employed in Whoa-bury. M rs.
Italy was tho daughter ot Janina Mo-
(‘unu u ut‘occr or (lot-mun titroct Nau-
» unlock and alu- wns inai'ricd aboitt {ivc
yours alto. thc coupic nupiirutiiig bc-
liwccn throi- and tour ycui'ii ago ovcr
i Iumlly diiicroiiccs.
The husband John-d thc navy and at
prcsoiit in itiippoitcd to hr at tho ilroolt-
lyn Navy Yard. Mrs. Duly laid ttvod
Ill'l't! until a tow uiontha lino whcn
iibo wont to tho Waicrbiit'y (‘iock
ll'tlllllmily to warlt. voturnlug ilmlw
l-vct-y i-iuturduy ultihi. laud Baltic
itiuy “10 did not Mara and Mr. Mr-
?(‘uuti wuui to \t’utcrlun'y to find hot,
'bciug uiiiluccuilui‘ut. An inquiry was
:illlilil’ i’oi‘ hor and an tho «inscription
‘inbudiui woman tho coroncr was com-
tiuiiilcalcd with and tho tnonoiirum till
lliw watch cuttihliulicd idoutliy. 'i‘hc
uimllcni cxuiuiiicr In of tho opinion
that tho young woman toolt lit-r lilo,
”to condition of thc mouth iiidloaiinii
that pumdbly carbollc hold was i'irllt
inhuu anti tin-u tilic ,hiiupud Into the
Wiiil‘l'.
’l‘hc llrlllill'i' who canto born to claim
tlto body now that ho thonnhi hlu ids-
tcr wan iil'RllililIll'lli.
“WA-5‘
HOPE OF PEACE CONFERENCE.
a...“ ..
“oratory TIII'I Plan Outing in Our.
Fruit.
WASHINGTON Supt 27.--ilopu or
police in Cuba was rovlvud among tho
army uniiiiuvy phloem in Washington
by lht’ litiviiiui dispatches announcing
that ilacratury 'l‘ni'l'it plan «touting
with Fri-slalom Patton and olhur MW
dunno loaders tutti canned them to
consider treating with the insurgents.
Hilly of the «silicon now tut they bu-
ilevu tho ilnlind Status wli be able
in mince men without wailing it
«taste Altamira": mldtur tit Cuba. amt
this opinion mm to training
ground rapidly.
W
All outlet or Pullilttl‘rlou.
Hurry-Midst to all to be it mod
“NM tor a bit-ii. in 't at .
.iwlt~Don‘t how. . i ll Hit up
at now nits LO limo
ll. Beard. Oscar I., iloardsloy, iionry '
Misti Clara Kraeiner Iii ill at her
home in North Main ntreet.
The Nutmeg Club. at Namath. will
have it shore dinner at. Gregory's Point,
tit-night.
Mitts Amy Bulcuin. of Franco Sii‘ecl.
Norwulli, will have tomorrow on a
trolley trip to union.
The Winniphuk and the Now Cau-
aan baseball teams will play Saturday
afternoon in Winnlpault,
Mrs. M. E. Lathrop, oi ilawkinsvlllu.
Gs., is the guest of Mrs. H. B. Balconi.
of France street, Norwulk,
~6———-
Mrs. George B. [tuition of Norwalk
was tho guest of hot' mothcr. Mrs.
.I. It. Woodhull iii Bridgeport yciitcr-
day.
’i'ho i’liio Iii-duo Whilst Club will he
ontortuinod by Mrs, liohori Van ilurcn.
ill her home in Wont ttvcuuc. noxt
:‘ucuday afternoon.
lIirani Olinutond. of Wilton. dicd
butt night at the Norwaik iiuiipitul.
lio was hit ngoti man and had been iii
ill hoaltb [or u long timc.
Miss Linn Hill. of Wont avcniio. who
has bocu touring abroad for a. number
of trucks. Is now onrotiio homo utid is
exported to arrive in a tow dayu.
Mrs, Joseph Malliin. oi’ Norwulk, was
oporntod on yesterday afternoon at the
honpital by Dr. Millie-it. of Now York.
uunlslcd by Drs. iloun and linker,
Mrs. Esther Turk. a former resident
of Norwalk. is expected to ill‘l'iVO to
town tho latter part of tho \vcok from
Europn and will be the guest for a tow
wookn of Mrs. ii. B. l'liilcoin, of France.
Nicol.
Company 1) hold a incotinu at tho
utiuory last night and decidcd to hold
duncos on Thanksgiving eve and
Christmas night. it was also voted
to givo monthly modulo for indoor rlilo
[traction and also a M‘llStlil nicdal.
TRINITY COLLEGE OPENS.
liAil'I‘ii‘Oiill. Sept, 27.—-'l‘rinity Col~
lotto began its (eighty-ninth your with
ooininunion norvico in tho college chap-
cl this morning. Rev. Dr. it‘lavcl S.
Luther officiating and giving his usual
wolconio to tho undorgradt‘tatcs. ’l‘hc
freshman class in about eighty. bring-
ing tho total undergraduate body to
about 200 which is tho lnrgcst iii the
history of the institution. A majority
of thc unit-ring class is drawn from the
Wi-st. beyond the Miauissippi. Matty
changes in the faculty wcrc unuouno—
cd at chapel. among thcm lining the
advoiit ot’ l’rol’. Cecil i", Love". late
of Baton, to tho chair of history and
political cconouiy.
WASHING'i‘ON. Supt. 27.——~Ordors
won,» issued from marine headquarters
for tho complete organization oi tho
iimriuc dotachiucnts which will corti-
priso tho Fourth and Fifth oxpcdition-
airy battalions. and tho Iilllilt'tl ot the
conitiuinding unicorn worc madc- pith-
Ilc. Naval unicorn iii all parts of tho
country hnvc had their loavcs romkod.
and ordcrs issucd yestcrday idiom-d
thc pi‘i'noiiiicl of tho olilt'cru who will
command tho additional warships
which hat-o boon ordcrcd to convoy
marincs to Cuba. The War Depart-
niont in prcpnrod to not at a motucnt‘s
nutico. having board it rumor that ii
prcsidcntlal proclamation would ho is-
sucd t-clativc to (tuba which was inter-
preted to moan intervention.
HOW THOSE TIPS GROW.
"I got tip about 7 o‘clock yesterday
morning. and left my little room on
my way to tho otllco." said old In. Citr-
iuudgcou. "I dropped into a harbor
shop. and thc man who shavod mo got
Ill ccnta for hiinscli‘. The boy who
hruithod inc got 5 cents. At breakfast
1 hundcd tho waiter ltl coats—41nd he
Rhona-d to ho hum, Along about noon
I wont out for lunch. and on tho way
not down in a very pretty littlo cute
for a drink. and tho waltcr got 10 cents.
in tho rostaurunt it. also cost me ill
coats for tho waiter who brought too
my lunch.
“Just bciorr dinncr i droppod into
ntioihcr or my favorite rates for a tow
tuinuica. 'I‘hcrc thc wniicr brought mo
in cents worth of whiskey. received 10
cents for himself. Now at one of tho
Broadway rcutuurttnts tip town. whcro
i no for diuncr. I tint down. anti no I
iiiiinlicd Ict'i :15 cools on tho tiiblc for
tho wuiici'. .Iuat botorc going to but!
i had a drink and a club auntiwlch. and
for handing them to mo tho wuiior not
it) cunts.
"That night i had it Wolsh t'umbtt
tircaui on tho cheeno untitlwich and
round out that i had born blackmailed
out of {in coins during tho day. I tig-
urcd out that this meant t2? ovary
month or 8328.50 nor your. or 33.285 in
tho punt tcii ycarti.
“Buy? ii i had iinvctl that much in
tho paid too yours i would “pull“ my
vacation In Paris innit-int of i’aicln»
itno.“~~nNcw York ulobu.
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SAVINGS OP IAOEI.
t'tiluiuity Is virtuo’ti opportunity.“
Sonora.
Tin.- nuncroun motivc iiltuitlimi tho
scarwilomar.
“l' «normal Iiiil own who [all anoth‘
cr'u woonmfliimpllrli,
A who: mun nhould have money in
illlt bond. but not in his liciii‘i.»~i-lwiti.
i‘iitit-nct- in tho titronmzst of strong
tii'Iilitii. for It kills the giant, Deitpflii‘.-
Douglas .Iorrold.
it you want onomics. citcol album it
you want tricmtil..lnt other» onto] you.
m-lt‘rom tho ll‘runtth.
So i like life and I like righteous-
ness; if I can not keep the two tomtht
or i will lot life so and u'“ right-
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gamma our hoops swim.
ISTRII a HYATT.
NOS. a and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING. ‘ . .
ADVANCE SHOWING OF
Suits, C
WE ARE NOW SHOWING SOME
oats and Waists.
ADVANCE STYLES IN HIGH CLASS SUITS—COATS AND WAISTS.
THE STYLES WHICH WE ARE. SHOWING ARE THE PRODUCT OF THE VERY BEST MANUFACTURES IN
THIS LINE AND ARE ENTIRELY DIFFERENT FROM THE ORDINARY BOTH IN FITANDWORKMANSHIP.
WHIL OUR ASSORTMENT IS LARGE IT IS NOT COMPLETE, AND WE ARE ADDING NEW THINGS TO
THE LINE EVERY DAY.
Women’s Tailored Suits
‘Misses’ Tailored Suits
New. Fall and Winter Coats
Silk Shirt waists
' Cotton Shirt Waists
Nuns Veiliiio and Brillianiine .Waists
Separate Skirts——Newesl States
TRISTRAM ‘85 HYAT‘I', NORWALK, CONN.
..m.. 4.... w. ...._._ W-..“ ._.. w .._ .
courasszo TO KILLING BROTHER:
NEW YORK. Sopt. 27.—Arinu Tash-
jiau, the Armenian who wait nrreutcd
last night and charged with the unit'-
dcr of his brother. Mnrkar Marknrian. .‘V'
conicssod to tho. police todiiy that he
liillod his brother. iic said that he
throw his brother‘s head into to Hud-
son Rlvcr. '
uni N6i””"i$uiv6tii
Own Home?
llcuis arc advancing all the time.
and dcsirablo apartments are btii‘ulli-
int; scui'ccr cvory day.
itunibci' of vcry tlosiriible homcs for
solo, and can niakc tho terms and
pi‘lt'c right.
J. M. Layton lit 00.,
INCORPORATED.
«nova. int Putt:
FOR MEN.
Hanan (I. Son’s
".00 AND $5.00.
Ralslon Health Shoe
$4.00.
Elite
for Men and Women
“.00 AND 33-50.
Serviceabie School
Shoes for Children
PHONE. 463.
"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 welther?
Better not delay ordering until
the last moment.
We cater to the whims and
fancies of all kinds of heating ap-
paratus tiling coal for fuel. When
you know what you want come
here and get ii—when undecided
come here and let us help you
with our advice.
Ill tints till it.
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WW.
THAT'S ALL.
"Buy," growled Mr. Biibbubil. "Delia
knows we always Want dinner prompt-'
Iy at; 0 o‘clock. donntit' shot” '
"You." replica Mu. Subunits.
"Well. then, you might to and: her
"CRAB ones?”
Extra line CrabiAppies.
lwhy lino doesn't how it ready iii that
our." ‘ _
"i did. and ithe uid lilo didn't tum
to."-ui’hiiuaipiiin Pull.
lint. II'l'A‘i'I "MIMI”.
Rotary Tilly numb to will
0
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giant mallow-milk Jour- it"
,. «fr-j? k , ,.
0 m ind-billion”: ll! I“:
Will. ' "'
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50c iiali bu. Basket.
Joseiofif;
«earn you” if.
Wc have a. -
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H. KRIEGER & 00
WEST WASHINGTON ST., SOUTH NORWALK.
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The Krieger Co.
are sho‘wing a. full line of
. NEHI. UUIINB HITS,
.H-MIIIE SUITS.
. ISTS’ llflIIS, .
In Fancy Fluids.
Call and look at the
NEW STYLES.
Also
New Furniture
For the Fall.
H. KRIEGER & co.
.m. m u— m
militiiiitiili Boxed Lights
We have it full that of Wellbscli loud! to show you.
The Reed it Volk Electrical. Common.
36 Washington Street. Opp. Telephony linkage.
I.
a a (or
an: BEST WEDDING PRESENT
you cant give is aSTAMFORD RANGE. it is a great ‘ i
help over hard pines. and hams: ti preventsthue
., little coldnesses due to poor mails. it extends the
honeymoon indefintiglv. ,
mums! ~ r
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