_‘ . ‘ _ ‘ «Icahn-In
W tho Twall'ih mom.” Uni-
; vanity of Vmuont ”today. s
‘23 .RUNGTON. Vt. Oct. “liar-Thu
Ml)“ notable gathering or educators
' ‘ solitarypt Vermont assembled
‘ today. to participate in the cere-
‘Hi Noll attending the inauguration of
“Rotter Benton, A. M. n. 0.. Ln‘
“as the livelith proaident of the
lvorslty of Vermont. succeeding
no late Rev. Dr.‘ Mathew H.‘ Buch-
mam. whose death ended a college ad-
ministration extending over a period
of more than a quarter or a century.
'l'he new president. Dr. Benton, ro-
“signed the presidency at Miami Uni—
versity to accept the presidency of;
the Burlington institution.
Most of the visiting educators
reached Burlington yesterday. and
many of them attondod the education-
al conference held at the University
of Vermont as a preliminary to tho
. events at today, The federal govern-
..fl‘ent was represented by oilicluls oi;
filo Department of Agriculture and'
the Bureau of Education, and (lover-
not John’A. Mead. headed the list
to! Vermont Stow oiliclals at the ex”
‘ervioes. .. l
‘ Harvard. Yale. Columbia. Prince!
' . toll and the University of Ponnsyl»
unis. sent faculty members or other!
administrative odioers as delegateu.l
Among those. present is President
William A. Shanklln. of Wesleyan:
‘ University. Middletown, Conn. l
The iorenoon exercises began at to;
Sweaters
We have. had an unusually large
trade in Sweaters tho Inst
'month. Have just gotten in
a new supply of
LADIES' AND CHILDREN’S
Sweaters
LADIES' sw EATERS. $2. to 85.
Our 83.00 SWEATERS la de-
aarvadly popular.
CHlLDREN'B SWEATERS. $1
to $3.
FOR LADIES AND CHILDREN
Especial Mention—25c Linea.
lJmiEE’ SlLK HOSE. Bialk or
a:I"v;I:I".I'I:"d:1:I'l;l:l;I;-;I;I;I:I‘Z;I;I _
. o'olock.
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:IZI‘I I‘I‘I I I I..'I.I.I,I,I,I‘l a I.a,a'a I I I I.a I I I I'I I.I l‘l a I'I I_I I a. . .
Saturday, October 7th
lift-ll- 13-
ivas“ delivered by Robert “Roberta.
mayor of Burlington. and a member
or the board or trustee- or the our
varsity. Then followed a roll call or
the universities and collation, learned“
societies and organizations, the dale-
gates responding with” brief messages
or congratulation.
NEW YORK CAMPAIGN OPENS.
NEW YORK, Oct. 8.-'i‘ho state po-
litical lL-anlpalgn oponod here today.
assembly nominations having been
made last night by most of the "Damo-
oratio district conventions and a low
of the Republicans.
The most notoworthy result of the
Democratic conventions was the tail-
uro or seven nsaomblymon who dolled
the organization last winter and voted
against William)“. Shuohan an a can-
didate for United States senator to ob-
tain re-nornlnntions. Tho live “insun
gout.“ senators who llolpotl tic-font
Shoohan, have another your to servo.
of their present terms.
DAMAGE FROM SMOKE.
NEW HAVEN, Oct. ti.——-ln a suit. in
the superior court yoslorduy over damw
ages alleged to have l)£‘(‘ll caused by
smoke from the round house of the
Now Huron road. in the City Point lll8-‘
trict. August Munster. engineer of
tests or the road.
coat the road $2,000,000 additional
yearly to change over from soft to
hard coal for fuel.
Aviator Caps
but year We could not get them
fast enough for the demand.
Last June we bought a large
quantity. to be delivered ()r-
toner lat. They have just
come In and are Quotient vnl-
uea Prices .
501: to 91.98
Underwear
CHILDREN'S GARMENTS. 251:
to 75¢.
LADlES’ oamams, 25c to
taco.
l Ml .
m Tan. 50c.
84 WASHINGTOV ST.
' MEN'S GARMENTS, 50a to at.
3 SA.-Dickerman & Son. 5
‘ TELEPHONE m
_ ‘ 'Mlllnl. dean o!
m University of V ' ‘ t, pmldlm. .
An address or welo ms to the guests
said that it wouidl
S Open Monday inld
‘ Saturday Writings
’ 46 srou‘ss
Men’s Suits
$7.60 to $88.00
$1.98 to $800
Youthe’ Clothing
$7.50 to $20.00
Men’s Hats ..
am to 58.00
Men’s and Boys"
Shoes ‘
51.50 to 34.00
Have It
’ Charged
Boys’ School Suits
° Good Unless You Use it!
This matter of personal credit
and its use is easily understood.
Evaryono has credit, and its use
without abuse is the life of trade. ‘
, But it to of little value unless you
use it. You may think because
you are unable to obtain credit ‘ ml
or the high-priced stores that ‘
you have none. This is not so. '
We have built up the largest bus~ ' '
iness of its kind ~46 Stores~ by
, extending you the same privi- . :.
' lege of using your credit that is " 9"”-
enioyed by persons of large means. ‘
Women’s Suits é ,
$12.00 to 340.00
31.08 to $18.00
Silk Waiats
31.00 to $10.00
Millinery
$2.50 to $30.00
dren’s Shoes
3m to $100
Women’s Skirts 5’ ,
Women’s 81 Chil-
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HAVE IT CHARGED
W‘”\
outrun _,
Have It
Charged
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We
Give 8. 8. H. Trading Stamps
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, The
Paris Cloak Br Suit House
33 South Main Street. South Norwaik
The Best Advertisement
This store m‘rr bud has boon tho goods wo have sold. We
haw aiwuya lwliovod that small profits would make a big
business.
Our New Fall
Garments
exhibit In a mnrkod dourw
when the dealer is looklult
llral of all tho rusiomora' on
what valuos can be altered
to his future and oonuldora
tlalnclluu.
UR New Fall Suits,
Coats, Dresses, Skirts
and Waists,
'5‘;
WILL WIN
YOUR TRADE
it you an thorn. and hold your trade it you wear them.
’ To gut athorounu undoratandlug of how good they no.
how baautllui thsy ioolr. how varied are the models. and
how modaratoly they are priced, you will hnva to sue
them. To sat a better understanding or how well they
will wear. how wall they lit. how well they retain their
shape. you will have to buy
thin). Wham you have dons
this, you no among lingual and most satisfied dmmn
,.
in town.
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'3 Paris Cloak and Soil House
1'01! ”all“ Of
ultrasomuums
ll
mo GLOTNI‘ -
513 Main 8h. Stamford
MOVEMENT! ON TIM FLATIS.
.Somo Cnangoa in tha Foralqn Com-
merce at the United Silica.
WASHINGTON. UN. 5,“ Tin pinto
imports nn- mulling their lowest ro-
lcord in nanny years, uccordlnz to a
lslnlrntonl just prepared by lilo Bu"
ili'flll of Stalistlos. Department or
;C0illlli(‘l'(‘(' and lalbnr. ll shown that
tho total unzip-lily ol‘ tin phil- import?
led into llw l'nlloll Slums during uw‘
l month oi Angus was put 1357.363 lbs,
lvulurd a 825,889. against minnow
‘poumls. Valued at $27i.lih2 in Annual
lor last your. in Jul}. lilll. the quan‘
llily imported was 627.720 poundl.
lHlllK'll ,at 8:21.971, ugllnal 2i.l?tl.llil'i
pounds, valued ill flimohh in July.
lull). 'l‘huu ill-3 total quantity of tho
lll“ llllilmi iiilpol‘lml lo the mouths oii
lJuly and Annual. lilll. bus boon but
il.llli.ili~;l pounds. valued at “7.860.
slainst 33,291.33)” pounda. valued at
”90.237 in tho corresponding moalha
ol‘ last year. Meantime the «slums of
lilotnruiio tin plain havo advanced.
loom about 2 million pound: in July!
and Anauat. Hill). to 23 million in
..luly and Annual, lilll.
This heavy dorllno in tho lunportti~
lllon of tin pinto is understood to be
due rblslly to the largo advance in
' prices or this article in torolan count
ll'lt'll. Tho Ivonne import prlw oi tin
plates in July. Hill. was 4.: conla per
pound. against 3 out: per pound in
July of lost your, and to Annual.
about 4 cent» por pound. against a
canto our pound to Annual a your no.
Moat or the tin platen lmporwi in
race!» you: has boon ior on in the
manulactura at can: and other arr
.ilalu uaad in the «lam trade, in
which oak w our cool. at tho duty
was Mundad under the drawback
luv. Tbs marlmd advance in prim or
tin plates abroad has awarenily lad
to the substitution 0! domestic tin
plate for the lamina article in tha
manufacture at a lam proportion or
the cm and other articles tor use in
oaportailoa.
Tho am at this choline is ill.
pennant or ill plates in our loniaa'
oomnraroo are stated by an authorilr
' on lira «hi-oi in moan-a to as in-l
dairy byiths Bureau at Stall-lion. as
lollowo:
“A mum of reasons have mirth-
‘nnd oil products
i
l penalty for tho alleged tailors tolln-
‘ triad to tho chairs“ in tho fladuioa‘
prlriorrodio. ”The prior or its plasmaiaina‘maothar 9. tin slats. lusty
ndvnnrod very muwrnlly nbmuti, own,
in: in tho bllh priro of shoot burs.
augmented by tho enormous increase
on the continent and all
world in the (lomnntl tor tin plate, for
(‘lllmllll lrults, \‘t'li‘lnlllmi. iish. moors
The demand for tin.
platt- nn contnluvw {or oll~productnl
alone has iurrenami tremendously, by;
mason ol’ tlw tlt‘\t-l0pniolil or mum»:
durinu prophrtlon in Mexico. ludiafi
Persia. and l'iornro, to any nothinp of
tho lurmaso in donumd in Rusaia na'
u maul! or mom stable political vou-
dlllone in that oountry. The lurgoly
increased ronsumpulvo demand of the‘
world has tasted the productions or.
foreign mills in tho utmont. Undor;
those olrrumstum-or, American mills.
have auppllmi an increasing abort- oi
tho requirorm-nts or American run».
rumors lur (lonwsllv vonaumpllou and,
export."
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IMPLOVIRB' LIABILITY LAW.
A Duel-loo [spouted From the In.
prams Court October 10th.
\V.A8lilNll'l‘UN. tit't. sow—A dovialon
by the Supt-mm t'nuri of the United
Slam on tho uonulliullouhllly or llll’
mallotl omployora‘ liability law oi
lilllll. la oxpoclod ”('10le lo.
Bevomi vanes ralslna the question oi
the nonalllnaionalily of this law wrro
aranad last option and have boon un-
der ootuldsrntlon all summer. it is
generally hollowed that one of tho inu-
ilcoa has prepared an opinion in tho
chaos and that his anoclatoa will have
approvo'il it in time for publication: on
tho lint Ilfl)’ (or buslnoas in tho term.
Because the ill-Ii. «mploym’ liability
law would by Coupons was declared
unconstitutional by the Supreme Court
trad bananas tho court baa ialteu so
long to consider the present oases. tho
opinion is nwnltod with auaponao.
"l‘ha omploysra‘ liability can. were
among leiesn held under advlaamoni
by this court during the summer. Do-
cl-iona'irl most or than: IN also ex-
patina a not: from Tuesday. Promi-
nent among than an urn m. to
milling the extent at tho application
at in. federal may aroilaoeo acts.
in this roan oi the Millers Railway
Company. tin question has arisen
whether tho governmont can collect a
stall Milly lwll‘ildfll on I air which
carriadmshlsmm iron «I -~ in
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because the car was used aomo limo.
in internal: commerce.
Thu loa‘or
mun auawon-d lhla in um allirmatlve. ’
in the caae at tho Coolrndo and
Noxlbwoatern Rialroad Company. that
qwstion haa art-on whether the Unit.
Hi State! may rolloct penalty for iaill
ur.» to install unlit) uppllanrea on
i lira on a railroad limitod to out- (mun
l) or Colorado. but whirls oilrriod u
uhlpmoni which had originate-ti at
Omaha. Neb . on a bill of iading which
oxlonda only over its line.
Another antlelpatnl derision can
«run the water power in
nirowma. it in tho rule of Hoary
“r .
In!” E. 3‘ ‘ “
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western
Schmidt- against the Twin Falls Lamb
and Water (,‘Oiilllltlliy.‘hnd the spot-inc
rim-stint: is whether Svhoddo has the
night to appropriate the “current" ol-
the Snake River. opposite his land. or
onl; tho “wutor.” thoddo olaizna lilo
land, which ruined the current in tho
rlwr opponito his poasonlona and as
tho river into his llrrlnmlon ditches.
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NATIONAL LEAGUI.
Team handing.
Won
New York ......... till 50
l'lllt‘lillu ............ 90 60
I’lttahurx .... ...... M ii?
Philadelphia . ...... 79 till
St. Louis .......... ”iii 73
Clnolnnsil ......... till 81
limoklyll ........... till 84
Boston .. ........... ill ltll’l
Vaclav-day's Rosalia.
New York ti. llrooklyn ti.
China!!! 8. 8!. Louis 2.
AMIMCAN Lagoon.
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Philalklplila 1. Now York 0.
Boston ii. Washington a.
want ads. triad Mira. '
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'muul
Taam landing.
Won boat no.
Philadelphia ......100 50 .607
llolrolt............lll‘l ill .oil'l
Cleveland ....... 79 71 .027
(Zblcago ...... . . . . . .7“ '72 .513
New York 76 75 .503
Bolton........ ..Tt‘i 75 .503
Washington ill 88 .lil
St. Louis ...;.......42 106 .288
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Valiulay'a Maul”.
oompany oonairnolod a dam bolow his
a mull a wheel. whirh the current
turned. no lonnr lifted wnior out oi.
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Bridgeport Willem“ l
Bridgeport Advertisemsma l
I.
dip» h. ill. flush (initiating.
Enlahlinhrh 1115?.
a
Serpentine Crepe
An attractive fabric for many has.
has always born in (lolnuml for
.\ l‘t.)llllll l‘l‘cln:
nogligrr wear, lllll it is
equally desirable for shirt waists. lltlllht‘ tll‘CShL‘S. and for
children's school and party ind-ks.
We have a splendid l‘lt'W assurlml-ni which llli‘lllllt‘S all
shades in groundwork. from wi
llli' Illiil llt‘llt‘illi‘ pastul ml—
ormgs, to the darker lulu-s. and printed in 11111th tlcsiu‘lls.
l’orsian null Japnnoso l'll'octs, l’aislrv lulrtlcrs.
floral
path-ms \vtlll i‘llr)'52lllllli‘illlllllS, poppios. roses. llrlwll-n
wronihs null baskrts, quaint. figures and lamlscuprs. \l\<.'
I
invite an inspection.
The Crepe is permanently
out. and of course tilt-rt- is no
crinkled and will llui \vasll
Humanity fur ironing.
18¢ a yard.
Wash Howls Suction.
' Silk Vests for Women
0‘ fine Italian silk. :1 tlurnlllt' \\ can“. which all Williltffl
agree is llll’ plrasmllust in wear. 'l'llrw sproink ban" l‘ill"
- llmillcrrtl {mills aml am: sunsillly finisllt'tl at tho tnp with
a Fri-nob band.
. $2.25.
L'tltlrruonr Section, main floor.
Do not forget that Special
69c.
in Black Silk Stockings.
Phoenix Mufflers iu-l g...
lugs.
almpt's (ll'i‘ really,
.\'ul lull will» in put lllt‘lll mt, null lllk‘
nl Chilly lllglll> and mom—
uou‘ fall
If one thinks of Furs, ill
on :m- lllnM‘ Aslmkllan
(ltllll'l. lllt‘ imitations of null .\.~1rnl\'llun anti l‘i‘l‘hliill
—- L. r
Lnnllv. which look like lllr gonnlnr article. but which are
inrxponsiw and very :lgrrrahlc it) wont
lilllt'lx’ ”fess lillljilfi' Sfi‘llllll.
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23hr B. ill. Eran Company.
Sucrosulul continuing in
I nor (‘Ol‘fii'l lilting. (lnr
knowlodao ol t‘urnot» (but
curaot sille. and tho kind
exactly anilod.
lie-idea this celebrated
lotion and lilting lroo.
CORSETS
rorsollt‘r
it ill! (‘orsol in n ”lilnnrr.”
the boat of foundation. This Polar-t girl‘s an air ol
distinction to the costume and n World of comfort
‘ to the wearer.
Pail nodala includos uli lilo popular brands. Consul-
Thé N. E. Ryan Co.
88 Washington BUN!
ilnpt‘ssilllo \tilllupl a pm-
llus :l i‘l'ill'll\‘.il
mmb‘vs hot“ in Jmllm \‘ili'll
of lluuro to uhivh ii is
tho gown ulil lune
t‘urrol. our list of llt‘W
lMELLEN WILL HAVE OFFICES m
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mat no. i
BOSTON. i
BURTON. (,lrl. luv-ll was crucially
-5““lunnouncod today at loral hoadquur- ‘0 “mm"
W“ tors of the Now York. Now iinvon it llw “h and W
~35“ Hurtiord Railroad that actual hoad~ 3mm station "‘"lm“"~
~53“ quarters of the corporation will be.
5’9” I located in Boston immediately lollow~
3““ l in; the completion of tho 3500.0th ud-
‘17ldltion to the South Station. Although "Will“(‘m and dirt-rims.
'2” . uroordluu
to agreement with tho
game oi Connecticut, the headquar-I
tors must no located in that State. the.
real olioo headquarters will be "link:
lorrod hero and President Mellon will
Hpelld moat oi his time bore. f
While no ofllolai in Boston Would al-.
low the use of his name. it was learn-
ed at loral headquarter-Lily a United
Press representative that Boston has
gradually harms the actual head-
quarters because of rapid domino»:
merit of business bore and through-
lnnd. ‘
it was pointed out omphotimlly;
that in name the oiliolal headquarters
will remain in New Heron owing to
the clause in tho company‘s charter,
but that large increases of business;
ioilowina the «amount reached ho:
“not” flow KIN]! road and the;
m» filmy nails it «sandal to sentinel to let all. ‘ ,
Ff . .
the bout lu-ioreats or the road that
many of tho. clerks and ofllt‘luls now
omployod ul Now lluvon be brought
They will b0 located on
doors of the new
l’rraidont Mollon's local other-rs will
ho on the tiller floor in the new slruo-
turn. us will plan those oi the vlre
BARREL8 0F FUEL OIL CAUSE
BLAZE.
HTiiA'l'lt‘Ollil. (lot. tili'lro at the.
plant of tho iiousutouic Smelling Co.
at 11:30 yoslorduy calmed damage to
too amount of slot). (3th Allen Jutl-
him of tire Btrnlforll lira dwarimrmt
was badly burned about the builds in
un ollort to carry out the . burning
stock.
The fire started in three barrels of
fuel all. Other barrels and boxes
out tba northern para or New Eng- wore quickly ablaze and the lire 09-.
pat-uncut. was summoned. it required
an hour's light holoro tho flames were
subdued. Smoke bothered the tire-
men rousldornhly. 'l‘hore are. about
six men employed in the plant but
all escaped without injury.
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Norwalk Chronicler