tor and Pro “or
‘4-15 9- m.
tirinIl. rItIl-llo
II oat.» NI
; "low ii
. lilIIr‘I’ Rubicon.
some by liltor’o liIIldInII ~
-—.-
.. "his and MInuiscturers
. A‘Isoclsnon "
“‘8‘an "mimim Pruitt-at
or no. socrItIr-y
(30R TT. Treasurer
t- Ieutive Committee
'= mu. A8 CHAiaMAfv.
’ At the legislative reunion yesterday-
Ghanaian Kenoaly made the formal
Mr . biennium that Congressman Hill
copied the tender of the chair
in of the coming Republican
, .7 “tion in accordance with the ex
wish of the state central coni-
itI;news, as it was known that the
acceptance would be forthcoming. The
reception that the press of the state
tion. He occupies just the right place
Win political affairs for the occasion.
._ ._ He is a personal friend of the presi-
. dent. and at the same time he has
no snore use for Cannon and
the
Itand‘éailllers than the great mas of
the party in Connecticut have. e is
dhghbleat representative at Washing.
tonight! he will giVe us I ringing
peach which will set the pace for the
“ campaign—Hart ford Conrant.
MHAT MEANS THE WORLD?
Tin the pocket of the assailant of
Mayor Gaynor was found an editorial
clipped from the Hearst paper. the
. tenor of which was of the dissatisfac-
, ‘ tion creating kind. lt protested against
\.
putting uniforms on the city employes.
unless all the big employee, “the rent
robbers," as it called them. were so
, uniformed. Perhaps there is some con-
‘nection
the cloning paragraph to the editorial ‘
between this discovery and
utterance in the World.
paragraph:
"If painful death awaits the hero
of a memorable onslaught upon hered-
Tllia ill‘ tho
.itury abuses there should be in the
American people enough of the old
time tire to demand in explnllon not
* only the life of the wretch immediate-
ly guilty but the extinction forever of
the political and social rapaclty which
produced him. which led his crazy
vengeance and which finally nerved
his murderous arm."
Tide statement needs be extended
expl‘ tlon, even to people so for re.
mov
eltymNew. lirltaln Herald.
On‘top of this today's New York
Journal, of which Hearst lit the pro-
prietor, makes the suggestion that a
murderous attack on a mayor or sov-
Iraor be made an offence punishable
by death. This must be rattler tiller-
esting' reading for those petiole who
meant the Hearst brand of editorials
II 608ml.
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Another session of tho registrars of
E ‘ the three voting districts of the Town
i.
of NOrWalk will be. held tomorrow for
the purpose of l'ot‘eivmtl,’ applications
for town and city caucuses and pri-
mary registration. This is an \impor-
tant matter. and those who desire to
participate in the various caucuses
and conventions of their political party
this fall should personally see that
their names are on the lists now being
prepared. The registrars will be in
session from it o‘clock noon until it
o'clock in the evening at the follow-
in; places: First District, Town Court
roo,ln Norwalk; Second District. Town
Court room. South Norwaik: Third
‘Distriut, Edward E (iorhams store,
Hut him-walk.
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Hartford is very sore. Judging from
' artidle in today‘s Courant. our the
m of the government on the re-
now' 102.064. making her the
city in the‘ state, as against
The Guarani claims that the
Bridgeport had the bailout of.
Vim Barnum and Bailey‘s clrI
Notwithstanding. the
Inn ilauroa ivill “so." We're
. [’6 figures or population for the
.. of Norwslit‘are. "
Mu...
‘to attend the G. A. it. encampment.
”~—
I it appears that Archbishop Messmer
“m6 This will be welcome intelli gihnt the church has deliberately put
, Glide to the state, although If. is not
already given to the prospect of a great reader and is expected to bo-
‘. Air Hills holding that honorable “(y-come a "“3“” 0" “”950 president
sition proves the wisdom of the noise
AYOrk Tribune.
from New York politics as thin1
' day would be devoted to an inspection
India-rater. Ind in audition‘
lot 19,065. or 33.9 per cent; over tho
‘ Bridnnor was announced as 102.064.
' This is an increase or
' II at and. subs in
bi Inla Railroad near
Columbus. 0.. and the Isle robbed of
.Iil the mom and ralusbl I it coa-
.Auousr o. 19rd WM . l
The it A G baseball team defeated
the T. A, an: the banker rials. by
I score of ii) to I. _ .
The paper mill in Weatport was new
troyed by hrs. entailing I lost: estimat»
ed at $36,000.
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TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY. -~
Monday, August if. 1800.
Three Stamford men were arrested
in' South Norwalk for ill-treating a
horse I /
A large delegation of members of
Douglas Fowler Post want to Boston.‘
F E. Weaver. of New Haven. com-
ploated a 4.000- mils bicycle trip to San
Francisco.
Joseph if. Velich was killed by fall.
the from a train at tier-tin, this state.
m...
R|0HT TO THE POINT.
“Providence willing," is the way
Uncle Joe prefaces his program. Prov-
idence may be. but the insurgents
won 't.-AtlantI (”.onstltutlon.
of Milwaukee bluntly opposes the
them-y that woman is entitled to equal
rights with man. Can it be possible
‘forward another candidate for martyr
dom?--Gnlveston News.
.4”.
it sometimes happens when a boy is
that he proves a disappointment and
becomes a trump in order to have more
time to devote to his favorite authors.
«Atchlson Globe.
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People complain about poor railroad
facilities, but what will they say when
they have to slight front the ulrslllps
in the tops of pine irees.-Meriden
Journal.
Michigan lndinns stand to get ISO.-
000. Seeing they don't vote. it ill
rather odd. wDItrolt News,
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’l‘ho story is renewed that Japan.
with English capital. is about to con-
struct an infill-oceanic canal acroas
Nicaragua. Thai is slightly inaccur-
nto. It is a canal acroas the rings of
Saturn that is in ctltiiemplatlou.» “New
I W.-. -
it is interesting to remember that
the lioers who fought for one flag and
One mlvernment from the Transvaal
to the see are getting it) tho confed-
eration of South Africa what they
sought «Toronto Mali and l‘ mplre.
u...“
l-‘uglllsm is about the only businesa
that takes liI'Ii rule cure of the people
who become slipcrnhuunted in it.»-
Wushlngton Star.
a. _.
The various and conflicting laws
governing the actions of gentlemen.
ladies and othres on the city parks
and Common ought to.be codified so
thi he who runs. sits or even lies
down. may ready-Boston llernlil.
+
it is said that "Who'a Who" has
eliminated llr. Cook's name. llut llr.
(‘oolt in still better known than "Who's
Who."~~ Norwich Record.
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M R. ROOSEVELT
.- ._ mvlm
lNVEOTlOATlflG.
Makes a Secret Trip on tho HImpItIId
Branch of the Long island
Railroad.
MINEOIA. N. Y.. Aux. il.--~~Theo~
(lore Roosevelt arrived unannounced
in Mineola this morning by automobile
and took a special train with Ralph
Peters. president of tho Donn inland
Railroad. to some point east of hero
on the iiemItIId branch, His dealin-
ation was not disclosed. as he is mult-
ing a secret trip of investigations.
Col. Roosevelt would merely any
that he intended to inspect I number
of bung island farms. to learn what
the farmers are doing, He rustle plans
for the trip some time ago. but kept
them secret because he said that if he
announced them a crowd of Iiulltsocrs
might hamper him in his work. lie
wishes to not. in personal touch with
the farmers, as he did with the minors
on his trip to the Pennsylvania min-
ln’ towns last wlek. ‘
iiwas understood that most of the
of Io-csllod "model farms" along the
.rallrood.
Oihord Pluchoi, of New York, for-
mer (thief Forester. and James it.
ConflIld of Cleveland extklectetary of
the interior. who spent the night It
Brigantine liill. lIft this morning for
New Turk.
I”.
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DOM! OINIUI FIGURES.
According to ilaures announced yes-
tarday by the census bureau at Wash
lanes. 1). 0.. Hartford has a popular
tiers of 98.915 This is In inereau
names to 1900. The population of
In luuiiIIIe of 31.068. or 48.? per «at.
over thI limit-II of 1900.!in linen
has a population or 18m , retaining
isliold II thI m It in
peri cent. as compared with 108. m. in
una-
nun-I
hunter *
IItItI. ,
.or 9.37 .
lliE liEilEili ili’Eil
Terrific Dowapour at Midnight
repaired I Day of Initrmli»
tent Showers
l .
M The,é heavy downpour of rain which
fell lent night and early this mornins
will prove welcome to the farmers of
this notion of the state where there
more than eight weeks, the last
Ilornr‘whloh was worthy or the name
occurring June 12 last. For six weeks
after that date tilbre was not a drop
of rain in this town and vicinity, and
Ithou the drought was broken by I
shower of brief duration There have
been a couple of showers since that
time. but no real ruin storm.
The storm of last night was very
heavy at times and at intervals the
water poured down as though .1. Pin.
vlnI had never taken a vacation and
was expert in the manipulation of the
sky sprinklers. The storm commenc-
od early yesterday morning with a
number of lively showers and during
the day there were intermittent
sprinkles. but the real business did
not begin until about 6 o'clock. when
there was quite a sharp shower.
, Floodgata Open.
Later in the evening the floodgates
were let loose and shower after show-
er followed. driving pedestrians from
the street for shelter whether provid-
ed with umbrellas or not. At mid-
night there was terrific downpour ac-
companied by lightning and it contin-
ued to rain heavily until an early hour
this morning
The wind was from the east all
day yesterday and strong enough to
kick up a heavy sea on the sound and
back up a very high ride at the high
water mark which came nearly to the
planking of the docks along the MI
for front.
Rain is WOlcomI.
The rain is welcome to the farm
moisturi- for the fall trope
the summer vegetables and cart)
crops suffered Imoroiy from
all benefit from the rain of last
night
'has not lien a root rain storm for i
- the British exiled
M'li us it will assure them plenty of: Wu“ “ii" 0M t‘ompunys L'mlil W1
Most M i irum September l low. to September
1 i, lilil will he received by (turnout
",0 38mm iiroilitlelll of in» Norwslh lies
drouth of June and July and are ”maxilla: 'Aalniwlallou. '0 l" ,m’ “mil”.
in
l
beacon. Aug. 11 ”continua.
anxiety is felt for (ispt. Scotti ”Antare-
tic «audition ship, the Terra Nova.
now IIIVIn days overdue at Cape
Town. The vessel has not been Iwken
since Ills left Medal on June 17.
Capt. Robert mountaineer of
which list out
on June 1 from lander: for the mill
Poloflia not yet allon the TOWN
but left July it in iota the vessel in .
New Zealand. The Terra Nova stop
and at Cardiff to coal and proceeded
on June 15 to Madeira. from which
port on esailed 12 days later than Aux-V
Lieut. iii. ll lcrvan is second in com
mood. and the other officers and scien-
tists number 28.1‘he crew of the
steamer consists of ii? picked men.
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REGENT ARRIVALS OF VESSILB
NEW YORK. Auk. ll.~Arrivud: Sil.‘
Koeuiaun juries. Genoa. i
i
‘uReglstrars of Voters“
NOTICE
The legal voters of the Second Vot-
ing District of the Town of Norwalk.
are hereby notified that the Rb‘lllftl‘a
of Voters of the Second Voting Dis
trict of the town of Norwallr. will be
in session at the Town Court room. ‘
Havilsnd street on Fridays. August 5
and August 12. from iii to ii p m.. for
the purpose of receiving applications
for town and city caucus and primary
registration.
EDWARD ii. BOULENB.
JEREMIAH EAGAN.
Registrars of Voters of the Seconds
Voting District of the Town of
Norwalk.
South Norwalll. July 23. lillil.
123 at ii
NOTICE
llids for supplying the Nowaih lion-
5
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THAMER
Optician
Perhaps You Know
2, cd lily» tits-citilist, «unripe your
you lil‘i'd plastics not you are get-
tips: along without them. too are
not doina right in worst-ii
Let our Physician. who in a Skill-
oi'ul. Nil CHARGE FOR EXAM
lNATlUN.
87 ATLANb‘d‘EOhAns
Stamford. Conn.
Open Monday A Saturday Evenings
2forl
Double Pink Stamps
Thursday, Aug. 11th.
a”... .wo... . MM . ...
g .4. ...w.«.~.-..
i 2 tori
We will 9le Two BismpI for Inch lbs purcbIII with all goods IIprt
tugar, Win“ and Liquors
Dividend Day---Stalnps Free
Brlno your book in and real" 10 Stamps FrII
Thursday. August 11th lI “to day for Pink Itamp counters to take
advantage of those two liberal affor-
88 AND 86 WAIHINQTON 8T.
VIRY .IBT GRIAMIRY .UTTIR.
VIII DILIVIIY.
80c -
W hen
"Insults nuts- and Milli unit 'In-
1 W 3 ll“ mil“ to
rattlesnake is annoyed, tt '_
A. F. Beckmann 8t Co.
Mill LARDJ pound
ruLL owner can".- pound
axraa rlNI Ions.- dam
anmuu‘rao IUOAI.” poundo tor. . ..
oamuuflosuoaans pouodIfor......... ............
aonmo soon. I has ......... Ion
The Great A&P Tea COmpany
114 WAININGTON IT» ”0TH "DIWALI. ~ .
m. up. III
DIllvorlII It“ a. in. animal) 9. m.
WATER MELONS
Riches. Barrios. Tootsie“, Sinai con. Squash. BIItI. m Po-
tItoII, Green Lima Beans. urns Peppers Ind Muslimsluns
SOUTH NORWALK
Ipound ...... ado
-.i...nl.n ........ IIIIDDV‘OIIII’u
4""‘-.IIIIIIIJIVV’IIw
.. ................... ”mutt-ID
....Ii.00
auinrr roll winhibition .Ioozrr-I
make things
I
BIGGER. BETTER AND BUSIER THAN EVER
The money-saving values which we offer for TOMORROW ought
fairly “hum" around our store.
EARLY TOMORROW.
RADlCAL CLEARING OF
Waists .
including some of the season's best
sellers. Some are partly soiled or
illusileil from handling: regular $3.00
and will) tallies
.Spocial ~ . . . ..... ‘ . . I???” sls69
White Petticoats
Full length White skirts made with
deep fiounoe of liemdtitchin; and
fucks; regular price The.
day Special .............. l' m 490
Women’s Dresses
A handsome lot of dainty Lace Dress-
ea. We have an assortment of styles
for your selection; regular 3 4
value It as. Friday Special. 3 9
At 82.19. (lilo lot of Portrait: Dresses.
made with pleated skirt; waists Iii
neatly trimmed; only about three do:
on in the. lot; regular mine 2
83.50 Friday Special ”.3 19
d‘
Table Damask
F‘ino quality full bleached Table llam-
nak. tit-at designs. double bordefil:
value our yard. Friday Spo- '
rial ............. . ........... 336
Table Napkins
lutl tloscn Table Napkins. all hemmed
roads for use; talue l'lific yd
realty Special (MP-ii ........... 7C
Tray Cloths
llemsiltrhcd and drawn work effect;
value 19¢ each.
m .............. ET? 537". 1ch
Sash Curtains
lltcsdy-made Bash Curtains, with ruf-
lo; worth 25c pair. Friday
Bimini ...................... 170
Cottage Carpet
All “out. regular price 500 5-11.37
l-‘ruiay t-lpeclal C
..... I.. I‘lll
Lace Curtains
Nottingham l are 1‘ million. full 3 yards
louu: worth $1.26 pair
Hpociai ............... Friday 79C
latches and (J'hililrena
Hankerchiefs
plain white
hemmed llandkerchieta; regular
pricei’lc new Friday Special ..... 2c
ladlea' all linen lat-o trimmed Hand-
kerchiefs: regular lac values. 12540
”May Special. each ........
Q I
Todet Articles
25c box I)“. LYONS' TOOTH POW-
llEit It ......................... loo
\I’UOllilihllltY v~llr‘Ai‘ lAl. 80AP. regu~
lnrly 25¢. at ..................... 17c
SOZODON’!‘ and ill lllFilAM TOOTH
POWDER; reg. 250. at ........... 11c
.50 cake WHITE CASTILE SOAP, at.3c
Boys’ Blouses
Khaki and Percale Blouses. all sizes:
.. it tallies
{if ......... if}? ”5."??? 190
Children’s Underwear
Our entire stock of (‘ hildren' 3 25¢ Un-
ilorwoar. Shirts and DraWera 19‘:
Friday Special ...............
LadiesCombination Suits
Low nook. sleerrless: high neck. short
sleeves: low neck. short sleciea;
regular 50c garments. Friday 39
Special ...................... c
Ladies' Hose
lliack tillk llosc. linen toe. heel
and top
l-‘rldai Special, per 59
pair ........................ c
Notions &Sml)ll Wares
PATENT LEATHER BELTS
much and rod. good width. with black
and pill bnrklos; the lielta closely re-
sembli- the Mic kind. Friday Spec-
ial ............................ ...Ztc
WASH BELTS
flood quality duck. popular width. each
bolt has white buckle; regular price
350. Friday material .............. 18o
THE NEW WIREBO RIBBON
With wire running through both edges
so that anyone can make a beautiful
bow; ll 1‘3 inches wide. Friday Spee-
BE WISE- BE ON HANhD
Ladies’ Wrist
Small . . . .
. ”gnu”
Velvet Wrist tings. titled with purse;
maularly sold at Ililtl. Friday 69c
oIiIl-
Bags
lal ......................... .
DUTCH COLLARB
or white polka dot navy blue satin.
and bad side illuated frili;
Friday Special ............. W260
.290 yd.
worth 39c.
I
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DIDN'T LIKI HI. Tl‘l.
m
Reuse for biannual It lists Mr.
Ionian». of Long aim.
The her. than seniors». pastor of
the Lou. Ridn Ind North Slalom
Conmaatlonsl church, is such. it
as dlilnslt to serve two parishII‘II‘ he
would find it hard to serve two in»
‘ «is I Stamford story. The tool
ill. Church dismissal him last week.
Morita: for one rIIIon. that its was
giving too "lllllllt‘ft‘iulo in tho Norm
titstnford chumii. YIItIrdIy tile North
Mumford churchmen“! to manage
Min II ministorlt‘or another year.
According to N. w. Home. I NIIt
yin-it business rinsnrwlio, has latIrII-
toil iiimIIiito unavout tht m MI
111ng folk have Insult Illa iiohlIIIIr.
' on color of the posters walrus IntIrI
intuit Indhshhmmaout-
niueh time for social functions; that it
is u live mile drive to the bong Ridge
church and there'are no uncommon»
lions for his horse in winter.
its admits that his starts my be ra~
titer antiquated, but he explains that
he to s lonely widower. Tho was
Ridge church meeting, he says, was
called illegally. '
The humor in the IltuItion seeming
ly Inputs to Mr. illoIIer. who only
smiles at storm ofliis IttIutioaI to
Milo Anna Burrow. the pretty daugh-
tor of litre. Herman Burrow. Mitts nun
row won’t utteraa harsh word either.
"Mr. debtors» has been iiIl-e I good
deal." Itasca last night. “Ind its my
auctions “I bit tacit-ii at times. harm
he hufntlrIr Ola-sawmill; but I Ion-
tiItnIn Idaho Winner mums his boss
work in coins list-I. toouidn'i III-
harsh word IIIinIt him if t wished."
riItoi-ir cIII Inseam
MIDDIJBTOWN. Ana. 11.--Tha
niaht freight running between here
and Berlin crashed into I number of
empty freight om stencils: on the sid-
ing at TuttlI'I brink yard on the out»
skirts of the city, Iran early hour thin
monitor. as the result of an open
switch. badly damaging the saline,
and practically demolishing three of
the cats. The fireman James I‘m-Ill
of Hartford IiiItIlnId badly Inbound
back in lumpinn. but was the only onI
injured it took tho wrecking crew
until almost noon to clear the truck,
but the truths «in not delay“.
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CHATZIR'C LIGINII AIVOKID. .
“word has been rIeelVId in Ronni!
It tho ultrasounds iirirur‘ I lleInII oi
Oliur‘lII lItIIr. chauffeur for Louis
I“ Iiflwrvzm Win uuiw
ii I ' ‘
thin into the death at MAM“? manic
or. who . fiudhllied '
the much I “serum by” '
"mats
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