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Haven. i
M. ii. Iiaotioaald New Haven.
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em. ,
ll-wleasc It. illlniaa, New Haven.
semi “
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, stays. in.- use p. In. .
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ltflolm’t 0.
i x-—Williala H.
inch. .
infill”. aWtarhury,
- ' o otascvosv.“ "momma. n Gaylord. Auaouls.
: W
pt
ii oi 1091 by a it
causes that thinks Americas indusw
tries and the. Americas wages should
be protected, but they protest easiest
monopolistic combinations which in-
crease the price oi products merely
:lo increase the products of the pro-
ncers. ‘
on. t
19~hbllloh EJRobblns, Norwich.
rte-rm. 1. ll . ubanon.
mad—Alisa WJsige, Bridgeport.
Zia-idiomr it. Havens, Bridgeport.
Zk-vaml r. Bailey, Bethcl,
want a currency elastic thiamore .Bsnlts, nirileld.
The
enough to expand and contract auto
maticnlly in instant responsg to the
needs oi business and every dollar or
it as good as aoid,sud to secure legis-
lation- in .this end they adVocste a
commission to study the subject and
report to coasters.
~ As reserds the army and the navy.
they believe the enormously valuable
prwerty knows as the United titates .
oi America should be iully insured.
The sentiment oi the Republicans
of Connecticut, as expressed iornuiliy
in many caucuses and ini lly
wherever men discuss political all rs,
is so evidently concentrated upon one
eminent statesman tor the presidncy
that this convntion hereby directs its
delegates to cast their votes for the
nomination oi Hon. William H. Tail.
of Ohio. ,
The entire delegation to the nation-
altosvention is a routing)“
Margo-Char . r er,‘ An-
sonza: sterling—Alton Farrell, An
son a..
Michael lionealy. Stamford, alter-
nate: Schuyler Merritt, of Stamiord.
illuminated r. Walsh, Grainy/loll.
25—Ha lino Killlnsly.
29—min es it. Get . Windham.
zit—alas Pratt, Torrinston.
hie has been said at late
to the wonderful rseo
,tbeArneriesn heuand ofths
. Iiissonri now comes to
with the claim that when it
”brill-inning eggs she can show
.oi the United ,atatos some
that art worth seeing. The
button come has been lis-
lae its usual reports. and nuns
, addition»; lying the hila-
mam bcu‘irutt they
. and lurulslilng supplies
ration and the incubators.
_ 6936!! at case were 'ahlwed
,, as’ctim’bfthe‘ country. The
, pit/imbued“ brougbt'a
"iii “Mm. which “~de
,. fin flit!” lilti'd flutes.
. more: with the Missouri rev
idtyrestilg to note that one
tHeorge l. Allen, hiiddletown.
iii-«Elwyn T. Clark. Haddam.’*’
div—William B. 8prsgue, Andovcr.
~X-New members.
nan. rue applause met the neat
oi hir. Alley. .
Apparently the only contests were i
the seventh and 29th districts.
terest. He won it to 11.
the naming of the delegates, Thi
clock. The point was declared we
Yr‘m'mJM'huummn u lte te-rnnonia
. “if“ I a 9' OVMI; fl ms . i! I
”‘2‘“: 3,3; 9'" t. "m nus-cu. Itiddletowu.
J. .. ' , a ' HUT"? dist‘ricb—Jl'irnglireyodld. Hopkins.
.~. ng y: a tomato-— ore Boden-
hawittm sonnet. 'rrtouuu. , "..., o, m mm,
"'_’ l'ourth districtwo. it. F‘yler Tor~
item and Prerseslonsl depots. ,1 . "9,“.th ' It 1
aiT h Araat .' gton. a murmur: . .
tug. 3!! Norwalk. l n J
0 . u out county—Char es . arvls,
, Br ”I" Sentinel of Berlin; alternate-Patrick Garvsn.
, -‘ Inference in The Evening Sen- of ammo,
”M 0! Tuesday that three 0! the Tolland county—George Id, Keeney,
, l‘l 0‘ the Franklin School are others; slternatrWilllam Henry Hall.
.uriito” is not warranted by the Williugtou. .
taste. II I understand them. inasmuch New Haven county—Denis A. Blake-
, mflme‘l substitutes have been ales. oi New Haven; alternate—i". A.
furnished for their rooms pending the Wgflaca, or Wallingford,
mm“. M a "by” matter in which hilddlesex county-Andrew bl. Shep
9”" "we 3" ”WWW" "W ard, Portland; alternate—(1.1 Blake
filth! oi these teachers are at stake." New Mutton county— Angus Parlt
in" Question ‘t issue "" 0"” only 0‘ Sprsgue' alternate-{leery A Ham:
thelcoriaolidatlon oi three rooms into mood Putnam '
two, there would he no . ion for ' '
this defence of the teachers; but the
Fairileldtcounty~w. id. Burnharn.
facts, as they have come to light, war— Bfldfim; m" n ”"8”“, E‘ "a"
lllit the belief that there was a pre-
lcy, Bridgeport.
ldtchiield county-J, Henry Rortc
done.
rented the name oi Col. llllman an
the third district was it ready, and
Fourth district dele‘
on the same grounds. The chairmn
close oi the school year. the pupils
when she has with great pride been
Mg tor the Blair School, and of
2 us her to one oi the lower
rooms oi another school.
'gll: Toll”, one at the teachers
name has been mentioned in
W with the altalr. is bound to
, ties othrotherly attention, and
, _ . is dutr'bound to defend her good
um sad protess‘ionsl reputation-a
Invitation won by ybsrs oi conscien-
‘m illl; service in the public
, or ”it city: this i propose to
iii necesury. with all the
, at my command. From a long
' acquaintance with the other
”preachers. Miss Barrett and Miss
> , . 1 cap flush with positiveness
vwfieir blah Christian character. I
‘ a they.are incapable oi becom~
lug ,s party to any not they do not
conscientiously believe to be right. As
W they rank high in the estima-
‘ Natal! scholars andparents and
. inform“ that the present unv
. .. is‘oalyoueoiaseriesoi
that have disturbed school
tit Norwalit since the open-
t ~U'all term. it this be true.
poems to me. a crisis has been
.wller,itwtliegoodnamaoi
. . . schools. these and other
called a meeting oi the delegation tor
nest lionday afternoon at the Union
league. New Haven, to organise. and
make arrangements tor attendance up-
on the convention. ,
Before the convention met the coun-
ty and district caucuses were held.
The rumor that opposition had deveb
oped to lnstrsctina the delegation
quickly proved to have roundation, tor
in the First district. ihovote easiest
instruction stood 74 to 42. The sec-
oud district voted tor instruction by
overwhelming vote.
Announcement was made that Unit-
ed States Senators Builtcley and Bran-
den had sent a telegram withdraw
lug tblr names irom convention con.
sideration.
’i‘be telegram was as follows:
"By advice received to the elect
that the committee on resultitions may
decide to report that the delegates to
the national convention should be in.
sructed. we do not desire that our
names should be presented to the our»
routine as deleaates to the national
convention. as we do not care to al-
tend the convention under instruc-
tions."
The convention was called to order
by Senator [other at in o'clock and
the committees on credentialsnd PW
mancnt organisation made their re
ports, the temporary o titration be-
ing made permanent. elections
in Senatorial districts oi state central
committunien were then "nouns.
The new committee is as iotlows:
i— .tlilbvs't tialhouu. ltsriiord.
' :- —Charlus a. Goodwin, [lavi-
or ,
t~lleur i3. Dwiabt. lisrtiord.
i-wltw lilisln 0. Chen”
tion had no weight on the motto
"to instruct its two delegates.”
two. for the wrestled district dei
mendatlon oi the districts.
w
ing the word "sis" beiore delegates.
ed the air.
could instruct its own deleaaies.
talk at
date a
the!
but nterost oi the purty."
as: impart. .sw-i
,. 7 district committee. then at the
1" km"; opinion in a meeting or
M
‘ tor the purpose.
slit oi the tact that
and as: should be the
our public schools: but. i do in-
' " We W’s “BMW. c.‘"‘
.a rd tor tile most oi the
should be the basic prin-
Mau: orerwbeitnin
till“, it”
lotus. North Haven.
won landed.
Houdini, , Hanga-
tweet-fr
lswiiart n l". Perkinson. Waterbury.
is~Wllliatn J. Brennan, New mu»
ill—«X—P‘ranit JAfltapies, 81145690".
zo-mja a P. Mead. new Canaan.
iii—Marvin ii. Tanner, Winchester.
az—ldwin .l. humans, New Iiiltdrd.
iiome amusement was crenwd when
the nomination tor the 13th district
was ade, the delegate , giving the
name oi William .1. Bryan for Bron-
in
such the old members won out, the re-
election oi Mr. floaty having much in-
Tho next business called for was
went on until the third district was
called tor, when the objection was
made to the procedure. as the call for
diutrlct causes were called for it o'-
. . - It i Ml:
«tenure poultryluen ins mngimgigg. dwflmflfi'fl'fi taken. At the outset Attorney Gener-
tttst “it costs one cent to he, New 3mg“, ul M. ii. Holcomb presented the names
you“ district-issue iii. illlmnn. of Mr. Brooker and Mr. Kenealy with
the names oi alternates, and asked tar
their choice by ucclumstion. This was
Then Mr. Holcomb presented
the names at hlr. Clark and his ulter-
nnto. and election was made by a voice
vote. Major John Q. Tllson then pre-
bls alternate. and this wentlthrougb.
At this point Harry It Back. at Dan-
Mlon. Object“! to the procedure as
also objected
was about to call a recess, when Col.
Ullman suggested that the recess be
for iiiteen minutes. There was ob-
jection, which was supported by hir.
Konesly because he call act the time
for congressional aucuses. Then Col.
Ullman suggested that the platiortn
be taken up tor discussion to save
time. Naflurlsl Cornmitteeman Charles
P. Brook" tool: the platform and road
the resolutions. They were melted
with cheers. Major Blakeslee. oi New
Haven. moved adoption. Capt. Kerr.
Wind planto attend the sell-res- . . oi Stamiord. rose to object and there
pat-tot one of the teachers by letting 3:: ($2513. alternate—Arthur 1" were cheers. Former Sendtor Hal
m W- "W“ h 10" “MI 0' the oNst'lonal Committeeman Brooher of Willingtou. asked the state chair-
man if he meant what he had said that
the convention had no jurisdiction ‘iiv-
er the mildly conventions. if this be
so, he claimed, the planit oi instrucr
and so it should be amended to read
Mr. Kenealy at once implied ibnt
the convention had power to instruct
all its delegates, that is, six and not
gates were actually delegateut-isrge
chosen by the convention on recom-
Mr. Hall then moved to around the
last plank oi the plntiorrn by insert-
hir. Keneaiy said the amendment
was not right. as "its delegates" cover.
' Dr. Elias Pratt, oi Torrlngton, said
the amendment was uncalled tor. He
saw no trich in the resolutions. The
instructions were only tor the canyon.
lion's own delegates. Any district
It. s. Hlnman. oi Osiord. objected
to "putting tags on the delegates." tie
said that the national convention was
capable oi naming the nest president
oi the United Staten, and the men
sent iron (lounscticut were dual to the
ining the best candiv
thely got to Chicano. “When
there they'll vote as is tor the
Dr. Miller put the amendment, and
it. was actuated. and then the result»
tions were adopted. Mr. Hill and Mr.
llinmsn contended that the convention
had simply adopted the pinnlt to which
amendment had been altered. The
chair ruled otherwise sud the vote
l ioi' instructions stood
was then declared. '
The Third and Mrtb districts csav
cased. and the latter voted tor instruc—
tins its debates, while the Third the
trial voted no to instruct. This made
the line-up on the question at instruct-
l delesstu. First and Third die
t cursgatuet and second and fourth
for instruction, .«ln the First Tolisnd
County was almost wholy against is-
structlng. " ’
When recess was declared ended the
Third and. Fourth districts reported
their st-larae delegates and alarm ice.
‘ and these the convention accepted.
Then for the iuiorniatioh oi the cou-
ventlon the mqntles reported their
delegates and alternates. and after a
couple oi minor announcements, the
convention adjourned.
No little comment was caution by
the oppoeiilo oi Tollnnd county to
instructions,‘ mi this was increased
upon the announcement that ids-liens.
tor Hall was General Rooney's alter-
nate. Mr. Hall had opposed imtruo-
tions. . ‘
After the woveniion adjourned, th
, new state central committee held a
meeting. '
Chairman licneaiy was reelected to
once, as was Secretary (learnt? A. lilti—
man. The chairman was given power
to appoint an assistant secretary, anti
Instructed to crime the Hyperion
Theatre, in New Haven. Sept. ii and ti
tor the state convention.
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN.
A delightful necessary tor the sum-
mer veranda is the portable electric
lamp or candelabra that can be moved
up by the side of one's chair wherever
she ior he) happens to be sittingv—pro.
vided there is a socket in the door
near by.
An id 1 material ior u negligeo its
French ncl. It. in' line and bean-
tli’ul to cloolt at, being of wool does not
wrinkle easily, mites embroidery with
rich clicct, nnd is more unciul than
that oi sheer cotton hecausewhcn one
is in the mood to wear such a gown
sch does not object to'the slight pro-
tection and warmth aliordod by the
wool that is in it.
A princese dress of pongeo. or at
least a dress with princess trout oi
this material is richly trimmed with a
Persian band that surrounds the. low-
cut neck and extends directly down
the center oi the trout quite to the
lower edge. Two lnriro buttons on
either side oi the front panel above
the waist-line are covered with the
Persian. The sltlrt in platted sll slxrut,
and a iolded girdle extendi- around the
back and tuition. dlenpponrlng under-
neath the trout. The neck is tilled in
with a shapely collar of lace, and the
sleeves are not 'biWel'Nl with narrow
ruilles at late, ‘
While it has taken the Frttli'll client
to poolarlre the troll iilll.:l in New
York it is really an English innovation.
says The lion. and ihf' dish has great
importance at the illillililliillilu London
dinner. its cost. mum-times runnlnlt
higher than any othc-r itrm on the
menu, it)? troll is li'urri‘l‘ than any oih~
er delicacy in the English capitol. and
even in those «lure the pineapple is
brought in the table to state at the
close oi the dinner, Tug; they tmtlto
lull-.lslhsl’hesphle
There is n elisbtly rolling tailor
shown by some multeru of smart utruet
hats that. will appeal to many who are
not Killtnd by the more severe straight
Hllltiil'll. This term at unilor hen no
trimming but the fancy band with flat,
double loops iii the tilde. ‘
i!
BUTTER
per 1b., 290.
M Flour. pcl' but: ......... 79¢
llvultll lirttnd Milli ........ loo
3 Hill. Intro l‘rum-u . 25c
Cunnotl Corn. l’t'ltii um ’l‘omw
tutu-l . 10c, 13c and the on can
licet illiccoturih. 2 cans 25c
Full Line Garden Semis in
Packages and Bulk.
Fresh Vegetables. ull illndri.
H.E.M3§d&00
232 EAST AVENUE.
. Telephone 990. '
There’s
A Hitch 4 ' !
somewhere it you don't get
ll
-.MMWw—m
d
1.
i
good “quality in your ’l‘cas .
We handle all
sulatla oi hisck ampere d fresh line.
with deuterium and :- immense
strawberries which the English crow-
ers prmlnce. nun dainty nnd simple
salad is made of oranges slit-ed very
thin with the pool on. uprinitlotl with
chopped welnuln and laid on lettuce
leaves. Romaine leaves are n iavoritc
setting for illhse iruit. salads.
A stylish touch in given the sltlrt oi
a linen princouu dress by parting, as
it were, the breaths on bail way truth
the hem and imwrtlna narrow V-shnp
ed pieces that are handsomely braided
to ctirrespond to the decoration on the
bodice. The eldest of these panels.
which disappear so gradually thui the
shirt hangs pr-rilwtiy. are flnlliht'tl with
simulated buttons and llutionhnlcs.
The sleeve at tho newest jumper
dress is made- in tall iarthcr down on
the am so that loss of the guimpc is
soon. 0f mum» tho guimpe ii there.
but. it only than at. the elbow.
It a "miller teaches her children to
use not only "to tooth brush but denial
does when they me very young. they
will get into a habit which will not
only lump their fli'll tooth in good corn
ditlon but be the suvius oi their por-
manent sci. no it is between the teeth
in place that brushes durum pene-
trate) that tisvoc is wrought.
Put a hit oi Mill in your moon.
The season oi decorating lawns. ver-
.' and Coffees.
our Tees and Collect; from
the bush to the buyer. and
9- it you want a Coffee that is
rich in flavor and aroma.
get our iamo‘us Mocha and
Java at 25c per pound. it's
always uniform.
. .
A TRIAL WILL TELL.
...—-
The Union Pacific
Ted Co.
. 126 Washington Sir ’
Tel. 542.3. “
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l
WONDERFUL
, HOSIERY;
SA LE,
andcverypslrhasths'usualllodtonStorc guar-
antee. On sale for Time Days only-‘-
WedneSday,Thursday
and Friday.
(no MAIL on TELEPHONE ORDERS RECEIVED).
WOUEN'S BLACK LACE ‘
IJSLE STOCKlNGB—Coneid-
cred miendld value at 35c
pair. about u dozen different
WOMEN'S BLACK GAUZE
”8le STOCKINGS—[Anon
spliced garter trip. sole, heel
and too, llcrmedori arm and
bust grade yum. 29c in tho etylcu,u1lov‘enlnccboot,lnco, ,
rt’egnlur price. lloelcry tulle, garter top and line lat-c
.......... 21:; Pair utripos. For this! three daye'
5 Pair» for ....... v.00 solo ................ 24: Pair, 1‘
wfimvaS FINE COTTON 3 pair” (01' . .' .............. . 653' ;
noun-2w Willi tuuco «pm sole, WOMEN'S ultras FINE
in regular uud oxlru nizos, GRADE COTTON HOSP?“
‘ ‘iull inlilllilliitll toot, host qunli- Light weight. double sole,
iy and Ht-rmsrlmi dyed. 29c cluellc top. Made to retail at . .
value. Three days 21c Pair the. pair. Three days' sale . 35c 1
WUMEN'fi OUTSIZE BLACK £52: MACK CM :1?"
(tor'rolt.imsu--«The largl'til i « 'S . » r u
‘ . ‘ .3 Bl? IOSF‘
imd fullest cut. that is lliililil. klrfrltzgrizcgu'ldnis’lfi :uamfl...’
Uur regular stock number ul stainless. L'suul fiilc quality.
film. For our unit: ......... 29¢ .................. 39: Pair
a“
ARMOUR'S SMOKED SHOULDERS. nice and-1c lb. ... .9r/2c'
Why not got mile at lili'ht’ tempting prices, when fresh
int-at in Nilllgli?
t5 WARRANTED FRESH EGGS. large selected ......... ,. . .25c
VERY BEST BUTTER. .33c.' GOOD TABLE BUTTER. . .zgc
CEREALS—SPECIAL.
Sim-tilled Wheat Biscuit. phonic 2 iikge. \Vlicutinn ........... 25c
liilrcc, {he “Call" {Hilly Pkg” .Ilc 2 pkg». (jfcayn “t \thal. ..... 25C
(tragic-huts, the brain fund, .. . .
ikg. . """"" ”c 3 pkg»: tonsil-ll (,nrn I'lukcs. .25:
l . ........ ,
Mani-Fluke. lllt‘ new i'uml....uc .2 plcgs. l‘cttijob‘n's lt'ot.xl.....25:
Remember, all goods sold comply with the pure food laws.
Louis J oseloff,
72 North Main Street South Norwalk
Telephone Call 285-2.
‘ . -..”. ....
ilv'iil'st‘ Witll'l NEW LONDON'B NEW MANUFAC-
liv list-ti to illlo' TORY.
NEW LONDON. Mny il.—ilrounll
will be clonrod here tomorrow tor tin»
erection oi n twoatory manufacturing
building. to be. occupied by the W. ll.
ih‘oi-bos Company, of Hobokcn, N. .l..
who «about to employ at least lilti
iiiillli'il mochnnlca in the mentiiactun-
oi t-nulnos nod machinery. The plant
will in» located near Fort Trumbull
our lit to be ready tor builllicus on
. u ,v i.
, IILMONT'I HORII WW8.
LONDON. Muy il.-«~'l‘lle two thous-
liilil mtiueu station ior entire colts anti
illlion. touted in iiiiti'i. was run nt New-
mnrlwt today and won by August [ch-
mout'a Norman "L. by Octagon. out
oi Ninevh.
Mrs. l'oplr-yw Little
taltt- milk at all now.
it. bulw-
Mr. l'oplt-y lcrmelyi-—-—No, and it's
all on account of your imprudent-r.
hire. l’oploywily llmimdoucvi’
Mr. l’opleywl'en, you nllonoti him to
hear you only it won amid ior him.»-
Philadelphia l’rciiu.
"Whirl iorcctl you in immune t‘l‘tmk-
etl?" united the mnglutwlio oi the will.
door before him. "Trying to nullto
both ends meet, your honor.“ wait the
more or less entisiuotury ropiy.--»—
t‘lcvoiand Moder.
..-
"lio you little this women to ho your
iawlul wedded wile?"
"No. sir: there's no truth in the ru-
mor-ihnt is to say. I do."
sodas, etc. is at hand. and when you
come to ham: up your Japanese tau
torus remember the Ingestion oi ii
writer in The Modern Pr mills in illl
the cups about the candles with sand
:‘0 reduce the wayin‘ and dauaer oi
re.
The shopping oi opera baa oi i‘iti
leather of n t‘tiliil‘ to match ono‘s cos-
tume. or lined with a tilllt which shows
, lbrouab "in tipotiluga and Mitchell. is
. one of the new novelties in lancy
r
lies
in tits
. y tor all concerned.
you for the space you have
It Unrlvalled in Purity and Flavor.
“ isdtoiueturtliiscomuw ._
Asa. . » umvrsa wancssswssv auvrsa.u...............m
. Vd'f'ytrtilyy rs, uwasaaa aorassu amass
magmas. wusonraasraawctcvsa MiLti.sssn.................. ids
W
.. loctsl '
‘ has.” "2.0"." NW W Mom. per .
' ”In”
ihb ...... ...... Co. s Crackers ...... ......
‘ , lio'ciocit'i'ess pkg”
AtCutPrloes. ......t...
liars you visited our Frsmliun Parlor lately? We have a hand
assortiasstoi flew sad tisslul Articles given is More tor
tsvvsvvsevtvrststnrrss
M Itali with I Ill. Mocha sad
it’ll}.
it
pa with 1 lb. Java and-
‘ “ Uriervtsvrvvrelrsnrs.
«Items with 1 iii. ”any lie.
1” .llll'll'l'l'l'l'lll “
loltaatps witbitle'erylsst
1.. titanium-«nugnv- ”WNW stevllssr
racism will it It. rmy No. to sawm- i ii. um listi-
'1“ ryrrrrrrvt‘uununis m rsvrtveyvuuitv
a (loin lets Wicket armies. Tess, (lenses. hotter.
. lullow up our sales. it will pay you two
We our"
less. lit.
:dhlcw York Grocery Company,
j m waemusvce er. re. «is active WALK.
work.
>M
GHIIIT CHUNG" DIOiGM'iOii. .
lapeoied that it Will Take Place Ie~
ten the Ind at the banner.
Norwnllt's new lpiwopsl Church.
Christ Church, toast florwsilt. is now
nearing compiutim and it is espected
that it will be need for the first WM
iur services shout the middle oi l e. ;
lillt tor the csrpeaisrs' strllta it was . ‘
hoped to use the church the middle
oi the present. math. Matt the
construction is nutty or morale.
there is consider-pills wood work is
the buildins. ‘
. it is aspeoted that bsiors mans
. oi the summer. sum Brewster will
~ come here and dedicate the new stran-
” love. which is iterated la illusory
Btutlevnrd. ,.
HAD! A fling it." til‘l'.
Ituart Venues. a lime loath
orally
liorwslit young man. a
alrille yesterday first!” while play
ing baton tile lot is West ave
use. "low smashed the leather ash
let square on the with the we-
lls Macs. and it. s beastiitll
. ssviaijasnt.
‘aewia _
wt
... mum-ii ..
he!“ .
- s «wine
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