‘ ' ancilsnd his forcible declaration that
had fer swim
. tsets‘tiiis. ‘
some eietoroav. .
p , s 1 ‘i'sfi‘nd *- M
in “afield grinding, South
,Wl- 1st and lid Tuesday or
month-duly and August oz-
,1, W, seat a o‘clock. All Master
“i .s cordially invited. Hickm
tlittle. W. M. Robert M. Wilcox.
“l“ chasm. times. a. A. u.
g .in Masonic Building. South
is- streot, 2d and am Tuesdays at
whinientb—duly and August cs-
. 8 o'clock. All Royal Arch
m » s eordiaiiy'invited. William H.
- an, H; P. Robert M. Wilcox;
E and Manufacturers -
Association
trons STEVENS Presld in
A v -n dent °
, Treasurer
utlve Committee
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lRMAN BEYMOUR’S SPEECH.
. The New Haven Union (Democrat-
ic‘;),.zeomments as follows on the con-
tention speech of John is. Seymour:
e address of Temporary Chair.
. (it John S. Seymour, at the Demo-
;ors c state convention last night was
’a‘; , sly, comprehensive and forceful
exposition of the issues upon which
hepampsign will be made in large do
use, and a straightforward and 'con-
' inning reminder of the duties which
ovary Democrat owes to his party and
.. lie the state. Mr. Seymour pointed out
and made plain to his hearers that the
opportunity has come to the Demo-
‘ _‘ 0M0 party to save the state and put
‘it ‘ohce more into Democratic hands
_ . He ; it in masterly fashion with the
. pm News of high prices for the neces-
‘ , of life, and the extortion that
-. . is‘ will; practiced upon the whole poo-
. out sluts
,’ tIMJMMi “l ,,
T I address was 1‘ capable and as
.llhttstive ttillseutioh oi the whole Willis?
national.
Was '
TIN vases sun room.
‘ M i
Olmfllly. “m”, .9 1'”. g
. The hst finishers in “Danbury went
out on strike pubescent or s new"
rule governing side istbeliinishins. ’ t, , .
‘ fi‘he South Nerwali Union School
District took possession of the Knud‘
sen building, in order to accommodate
a large number of new scholars. i
John Philip Sousa'. band of iiftyi
eight men returned from their Euro-
bran tour.
Alexander Neatly. sued sixteen
months. died as he result of burns
from a hen tire received a few hours
previously at his home. No. 94 Ely
avenue.
-+——--—~—
TWENTY vases AGO TODAY.
M
Mundsy. "Member 9. 1000.
Several alleged trainwrockers were
arrested in Albany, one of them made
confeiision, implicating tour comrades.
.LA Baltimore. Md. telegraph opera-
' tar was struck by lightning while In
his silica. and thrown out of his chair.
nix-Governor Thomas Waller. of New
London, positively declined to sccepti
ihe Democratic nomination for seven‘
nor.
scum Monwaur's FILTRATION
PLANT.
c—un—
May Be Duplicated in Canada in the
Near Future. l
Dr. George A. Jacobs, of Pembrose.
Ontario. who has been-visiting in South
Norwalli for the past two weeks. has
returned to his home. Dr. Jacobs'
stay in our city was for the purpose of
making an exhaustive investigation of
the city filtration plant at Wilton. He
collected detailed data of the cost of
building the plant and the annual ex-.
posse of maintaining the works. These?
plans and iigures he will present to the'
citizens of his home city and proposal
that a duplicate of the South Nerwslh
plant be built. Nearly every summer
Pembroke has an epidemic of typhoid.l
in many cases with very serious re.
suits. The cause has been traced to‘
the public water supply and the pee-i
pie have become amused in the matter.
and will take measures to remedy the
trouble by installing a slow sand fil‘
ter. Dr. Jacobs is ansioustbst a duo
llcate oi‘ the South Norwalk plant be
built and stated that it was the most
complete filter works that he had
visited.
4 During Dr. Jacobs' stay of two weeks
in our city he insisted on having a
pitcher 0! iiitered water at each meal
and declined having any other bever-
age. even discarding coffee and too. He
l
d plainly indicated the causes stated that duringthe past‘yesr at his
‘ ”it?
'a eremedy.
AMticulisriy significant feature oi
M meymour's address was his ar-
rsluit’ment or the evils of lobby lniiu-
the .fieglslature should be freed from
theisticubus oi the lobby. and permit-
ted. to act upon matters of state impor-
~tsnee untrammelled by the restric-
tions' or dictation of the coporntions.
HO' voiced age? the seiitimenti
which has become rallying cry with[
‘ the‘iintelligent element among the;
tendon ot the Democratimparty that.
with! united and harmonious Demo-l
‘ there can be no question about
ctory of the ticket that is porn.
. today. A considerable element
the Republican party are dissatis-
and disgusted with the manage-
t of public affairs and with the
' .itself under the present condi-
olili‘pnd stand ready to vote for s
’00! clean, dignified. progressive .clti-i
home he would not allow the use of the
public water without iirst boiling it
and that ho had not taken a drink oi
raw water during the your until he or-
rived in Smith Norwslh. a
Dr. Jacobs is one of the leading pub-
lic men of his city and is called in con-
sultation on many critical cases
throughout the province of Canada. He
is a man of wealth. has had large op
portunities for investigation and takes
great interest in public progress nd
beterinent for the people. its is oh ir-
man or the board of education and of
the board of health. He is also presi-
dent ot the medical corps and has the
direction of scores of physicians who
conduct the examinations and have the
care of the several thousand employees
or the Great Northern Railways exten-
sive lines. .
Dr. Jacobs maintain. that the court
munity with a ditend public water
supply is highly favored. '
DoesYour Roof Leak?
The Century
Compound
m Stops All Leaks WM.
We have treated the principal roofs in South Norwsiir. They are our
references. We guarantee the weather wear of our Compound for
three years. Write for estimates.
» Correspondence solicited.
century Roofing Company, ’Inc.
as WADHlNGTON ITREIT,
rssoiu.
-.... .. -
MATOES. per basket . . . . ..
sari museums. hell
it" it” soon rescues son on
* ms sitcom COMPANY
in: delivery wagon, not a track. We have tested the model now on
, . at our sense Very carefully. and those that have seen the den-
tion are amused at, its sfiicieney. , . . i '
my.
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V FOR SATURDAY
:fiflCYSWEETPOTATOESmerpech...............,......n7c
,EETCORNmerdossn
peck
Home Muskmeions, Apples, Beets and Wax Beans
IOUTH NORWALK
. ............ lac
.. ...... .........40c
....s5c
sslsaehflslel
NNING........ ........ .5ocup
PHONE 143.
Auto Wagon
"Witt. canny A LOAD or. icon rouuos unset: oases m rhis
'i' and is faster and costs less temsintsin insidious. . ' l
i
, can. AND LIT us saovs if. i
“r. s. WW 3. Co.
I, Him.) 002“! wit-iii, edit-walk. Conn. Q.
on, not only statswiss . but .
,, fancy stripes. Pleated front. laundered col-
.iii lanry
ouonnow practically
i
alerts the Fall Season.
Monday morning, bright
and early, that unfamiliar song of school bells will be heard in every town
and hamlet throughout the country.
business ring. Everybody;
more we are ready for your is
welcome
Women’s $1.50 Tailored ,'
Waists '
New models of line quality Madras. in plain white or
98c
lur and culls ; all sizes. Tomorrow. . . . . . . ..
EXTRA SPECIAL OFFERINGS IN
Blankets, Bed Spreads,
Sheets and Pillow Cases
39.5.: FAMOUS BEACON answers. in while
or gray. with last color woven borders, and whip-
ped bindings: suitable for full site
beds.....,...... l, 9
- BED SPREADSw-(iood. lar 1r size.
extra heavy
weight Crochet Spreads, per t‘ci goods:
never sold for loss than $l .50. 'l‘oiitormw 31‘15
SHEETS AN D PILLOW CASES
isr l‘iliow Cases. sizes 42x36 and 45x36, made 'nl a
well-known brand: perfect. clean and blcacbcd cub
ion «:lutli. finished with deep licm. Whilt 11c
the lot lasts. special .......... . ....... . .
. Roe lied Slicers. sizc 8min. suitable for doub c .«izc
beds: made of good clean cotton, finished wit
lit-in. While the lot lasts. special Tsslc .it
pricc ......... .
d. '99.; i
Women’s and Misses’.
Panama Coats p,
o a ' ‘
36-inch l’aiiaiua boats. lined throughout, sell notch
collar. turn over rufl's. cut in attic pm‘krta. button
through from: all sizes. is years to 40 inch
bust measure. just the coat for early ,
Fall wear ......................... .
Women’s Sweater Coats
Made of all wool yarn, in plain or fancy weaves, ain-
glc brrasiril or double breasted. prnrl button trim-
.l’illi-in'ltli‘d .‘T‘T‘Ill’i‘. .‘" Y'T’ff': .‘T’T‘F‘.’ $198
Women’s and Misses’ Suits
At Greatly Reduced Prices
Light weight materials. suitable for early Fall \vcar.
. rgcs. Men‘s Suitings, heavy Panamas.
plain Surges and Diagonal ivravcs. Some are hand-
souiclv iii-aided. tubers moire and satin trimmed:
some have self-trimmings and all beautifully lined.
in this lot you have a choice selection of colors.
S635 to $23.50
Women’s andMisses’ Skirts
Many of tin» new siylcs for early Fall.» Panama
Skirts. l’uncy Mixtures. Sages, Mo- 5498
s
a
,7 Undermuslins
' woman‘s 69c NIGHT GOWNS..madc of good
quality Caiiibric; high neck style, cmbroid»
cry and hcinstitclied yoke; all sizes ........ 496
WOMEN'S $1.50 WHITE SKIRTS. made of good
quality (‘a‘mbria deep embroidery ilouncc.
wide underlay and dust ruii’ic ........... 980
Princess Aprons
Made of grind quality l‘crraic, rut extra
full ......... ..
29c
'Bon Ton Corsets
Special solo and ilrnmiistrniion oi the two lltlt‘fil
limitoii (Corset Inventions. introducing lllt.‘ wonder-
lul Bunion Corsets and Adjustn t'orscis. .-\ litter
\vill'bv bore to demonstrate the superior features of
the new Bunion. Every woman ought to know all
about Bunion Corsets, Prices ranging from
$3 to $5
. Don‘t fall to are our line tomorrow
Children’s $2 Coat Sweaters
Button from. solid or double
C(ilurs . . . . . .
Extra Specials
. .41“
35 pieces SATIN MESSALINF. 27 inches Wide, all
thr- neiv dainty colors; rcgulsi price 50c. Here to-
morrow ..... 039C
The iii-w SCHOOL DRESS GINGHAMm-A most
fascinating display. Can you line he llif' wonder-
i'ul variety when we tell you that i etc are over 300
handsome designs, red, laids. stripes. checks in the
new Autumnal colors. fuel the thing for the young
' giris' iicluuil dross. Fast colors and tough wearin
cloth in c .
lob pairs NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAI 8. all
.uew deal is: re larly’7 c 39c
. RUFfiL D M BLIN UR’I‘AINS. {our tucks:
is.isi.truss...inns-securscss-aii.it..ss.!“
ABLE OIL CLOTH! in lane colors. .. . . . . .th
hairs, Voilcs and Taffeta
C ’ . ’
Children s $2 Dresses
Lar l 'i ("i‘ ii Dre scs okcs and Y
ctiflggi‘piliiin cbiiiisf‘mSpccia toiniirrow. . . .. 980
a
C3! BLANKETI. retty bortcrszvsius cornice
1..E3lqt?iiilt¢ EVENINJ SCARFS, in both plain and
~hord‘iiprints 79:
HA 5 PINS-«Spike Hat Pints, crystal. amethyst,
Lsappliire and topaz. Tomorrow ...........17c
It is a musical song, besides, ,
back to business! No more loitering. Once
i1 needs. Strong } inducements always, bid you
it has is.
The New Pall Dress Goods
None too early to think about that new Fall gown.
Conic tomorrow. and see one of the finest showings
of smart Dress Materials cvcr exhibited. We es-
pecially call your attention to our famous $2.00
CHIFFON BROADCLOTH. This we have in 32
new colors, and is the finest collection in the land.
The cloth is thoroughly shrunk and spoiiged, and is
absolutely spot proof. The regular price is $2.50 a
yard. and cannot be bought outside of our store
a penny loss. Herc tomorrow. per $2
yard ....... . .........................
Women’s Fall Weight
' Lisle Gloves.
'l‘wwclusp. kid point. all colors, including
black and white; value 29:. Tomorrow...
19c
io~button K. scr‘ double tip, extra beav quality
SILK GLOV 8. black and tan only 7. rcgu~
larly $1.00 . 490
.a-s
Ladies’ Mesh Bags
$0.98 (it-vine): Silver Mosh Bags. with etched five-
incb lramcsmnd \vliiic kid, linings. lis-
pcciallfi' priccdgatfli ....... $3.49
39c Tinsel Belts
Gold tinsel fabric. with ornamental gilt
buckles . ........................ C
Dress Goods at $1
New and distinct styles in Diagnosis. Poplins. Scr-
grs and Basket Cloths, all colors. Regular value$L50
100 Petticoats
A third loss tomorrow. New styles just landed;
finc light weight: regular price $1.25.
Tamil-.35.”... .................... 830
All $103.38 to 44, in Black
Children’s 750 Rompers
Mglc of Gingham and Clininbray. trimmed with pip-
ings,. belt and pockets; plain colors or 490
checks and stripes ......... . . .
Women’s 500 Underwear
Medium or heavy Ribbed Vests. Pants and Union
Suits. The Vests and Pants arc of sin ribbed
cotton or fleece lined: also in natural ribbed 39c
Wool and trimmed with silk tape. ’l‘omort’uw
’ 0
Women s 25c Stockings.
Regular and out-size l’sst Black Cotton Hose.
bleached soles, t‘ull fashioned double solos.
Tomorrow
.uutse‘
ilild‘lklxladv
Jewelry
CUFF LINKS. various Kattems. including Pearl.
Roman and polished i‘mis . Tomorrow. . .i. . . .370
VEIL PINS. great variety of patterns in Roman and
wli'hed fiflifl ...aqassault/ssissssttassyu
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Norwalk Chronicler