WE
Overcoats,
get the Bargains.
have a splendid stock 'of Men’s
Clothing consisting of ' Suits,
'Trousers, Shoes,
which are offered to you at much
below market prices.
We; are going to remove ‘. shortly to .Our new store at
We wish to start fresh. We don’t want to take a garment
our effort by buying off the Bargains we are offering. COME. AND SEE.
MEN’S CLOTHING
Hats,
3
Come and
‘7 Don’t Delay int
Gately & Brennan
10 South Main Street
ERE’S your chance.
take advantage of this sale.
Suits, Coats, Dresses and Shoes, are
to go at low prices.
42 South Main Street.
Help us in
with .us.
LADIES’ CLOTHING
Come and
Calling.
t
Spring goods.
FORUM OF THE
POLITICAL ARENA
COMMENTS ON POLITICAL SITUATION AS
CLEANED FROM NATIONAL AND STATE
PRESS . .
o o I o l o o o o o o
TWO VOICES.
Former Senator Boveridge. speaklns
at Indianapolis asked and answered
hiinsell' chiuiII queslions in this way:
IIIIIIIIIIII Silliiils
IIIIII illiliillliis
POIII-CaI Condi‘ions So Rotten ["7 luoupln suit against, ‘Ihe Standard Oil
«Company. " Theodore Roosevelt. “7 Ilii
UBIIIIBCIIGIII, He says! They lIIought suit against the 'lobatco
Would Discourane Country
I'l‘rust'.’ Theodore Roosevelt."
(In the same day Senator La Fol.
‘ Iotle have out his platform at Madison
- and made this statement: “When
70nce refused to Investigntc conditions . Roosevelt became president the total
dearlu the revelations would (“9- Innount of stock and bond issues of all
coarsest? the Whole countrr _, ‘ .t7outblnatlons and trusts, including the
railways then in combination was $3,
I , I , .7 ' .
, thIsildigt2mSI-‘zgzn: Simsglmi OPS: I 784,000,000. When he turned the coun-
77’d nts t Yale g '7’ ' . try over, to Taft, whom he had selected
e a ' as his successor, the total capitaliza-
NEW HAVEN. March Ifi|.—“Conncc-
ticut is so rotten, politically, that l
- r I I .
Descilbing the relations or ' 'L 7 tion of the trusts and colnblnationl
steam roller as applied to the llhode amounted to the normous sum or :31
Island state u‘overnmcnt which he ' e. ’
,072,0I!0,0ll0, more than 70 per cent. of
“ ll k-rakcd,” '~ltc 7 s declared ..
once to C ‘ m" which was. water.
.vshat they no longer. cortupted legls I H019 me two voices each asserting
lators there “1"“ H 177.0 longer 7,700 'Ilfleli’ the voice of progress. The one
garlaniigd OIIpI ;:'1di";h‘177:;::0 7‘0“; 701$ I 2:??ng grommet-I. The other rt'ites re-
—— ew York World.
corruption still doing the needed ______
I: 7' wfork i' belieie the little dirty worlt ‘ BOW MAY BE OPENED FOR JOB
, itill being done is executed by thel
smaller public service corporations' OIN, DEM., WHO MAY UN-
‘ and that the III; roads (untribuoe u‘ SEAT Incomes.
lump Inn to the central corruptioni WASHINGTON March iii-«RIV-
tund. Connecticut is worked aboutlmond J. .lodoln, today, renewed his
the some way." lisht before the House elections com.
The speaker's subject was “GrIIft—~
'Its cause and cure! Ho declaredeublIcan of the 3rd Conmcut dis-
thnt his Investigations into corrupt trict, from his lost. The committee
government showed arm to be due decided to send to Connecticut for the
to “special privileges." in every ballots. Final decision will probably
community be probed the biggest not be ronders‘d (or oovornl weeks.
businessmen always were mixed up -----
in the corruption. usually IS the brib- THE MA'GNANIMOUB SUCCESSOR.
ers. Antonia. Sentinel:
, The “curé” sold memos, has In re- Despite Roosevelt's treatment of
.mpllnx prlvlioti end in «tendon ’l'sl’t, the latter continued to refer to
lni 7-7 the former as “my distinguished pro-
o
mittee to pry Edward W. Hinton. Rev
LAFOLLETTE TO SAY ROOSEVELT‘ ROOSEVELT GETS OKLAHOMA.
l --7- BROKE FAITH. our llRIE. ()kI.I., .‘Iiil‘ch .l.I.~AI ille
“media” ”MMWWCW Um“ 0°"7 \I'Asmxn'rox, Mort-II Is.~5enIIIor7 end of an ail-Ing’m sessiunth Rt‘pu'u-
of Oklahoma
I ,
I 9"“ ~°t ‘° Adm“ 7‘ 7I77itobeIt .\i l.‘IIi«olh7IIe is on his was to IIt‘iIlI stutt- contention
I
I
I OPPOSED To a noun LAW.
WAS-77775777 7‘7" 7’ 777 . 7‘7““7‘ 77’7 “A North Dakota to tell the voters that 7‘ voted to send a solid doloaction oi‘ ten
number 01 (OIUWCIIWI "liillilfil‘lllll‘m I“hcndOI(‘ Roosevelt Illle’t‘ faith with 7 men instructed for 'ilieodore Roose-
énppcared I)(‘l(ll‘(.‘ the Senate commit- him. ., l W], to the Chicago (.mlvpmigm
ice on Education and intimation-I“”110”,. uiil deplflw mm Roose I 17““ workers enniloyed every tactic.
tdfli' In Ollllo‘iiiiml l0 ”177 eight him! ‘91! sent hint word h\ (, iil'oni pin to get In II commanding voice in the
INN." bill as applied to government undcr no circumstances‘ proceedings. Outauuthered almost
.w7tnk undel coulrncl and SIIIICUINN“ 'uould no In.“ Presidential minditlato 7Iwo tonne, they failed.
iAmoug those who v-oiIcIl llIeiI opposi- that he probably “(mm ”,1“, no “{[hQ-l .lltst at the close oi’ the arduous
lion Were Schmli'r MerIitI (It 010' Stem, in the campaign and that 1,“. work one. delegate, S S Bouillon, of
“We "77’“"7‘ 7"- “ 3777mm“ ““77 Follettc would have his unqualified'IIE‘KIIIKIOH. dropped dead Excllmucut:
I7‘. (‘. Nichols of the (‘olt I‘ulonl l7‘77lto ,pubiic endorsement ,resulted in aiioplexy
Arms (10,, 0f IIHTIIOId. AIUII‘IIL‘I 'TIIIS "1033"“:- (flends of the SVIIK“! Mm
7,1)uniel Davenport, of Bridgeport re- [or today said was delivered to lAFoI- I A CONS‘IZRUCTIVE STATESMAN.
ccntiy discussed thILconstitutiouul law lotto a! a conference with half a dozen; l Rockiilie Leader .
questions involved. ' "f his supporters. ShOl‘tIl before tlIcl President Tufts speeches at Toledo
F. P. Billiard, president of the BIII “,1“me lender publicly proclaimed and Chicago have been in admirable
lard Machine Tool to. 01' Bridgeport his mndiducy Among those at that temper. No one can toad
was expected. to testify, but did not' mm, mm n “5 Sam, “on, mp0, speeches thoughtfnih
come to Washington. Organized III-‘10“9‘7M(,dm McCormick Colonel John without recognizing that the man who
her is-mukiug (’V'Piy effort to 1““"ilinnan, Walter Honour and ifford delivelcd them is ii lingo hearted, po-
lhe eight, hour iuw adopted but it was l’inchot. The direct result7 f this iriotic American 8 strong man and II
indicated by the Senate counnilteein“,stulge oi’ endorsement was the pub- ‘proressive in the tIucst and best
that some sort ot' a compromise bill lic anuOIIucenIent that lnr‘ollotte was' sense. Those speeches have certainly
7“ ””7” ‘707‘37‘7Ur‘7d7 the chosen leader of the Republican “77797157779718“ ““5 trust “"77 “7'7“‘57707‘
m.—————'—— ””89“,“! at his countlymen. It is dawning; up«
EX REPORTER T-HE WORST' Two of the participants III the cou~ 0“ ”‘9 “907’7‘3 more clearly every “7‘
Charles Sessions, secretary of state, terrace at which l.ai7‘ollette says he ”‘7“ President Taft 73 7‘ constructive
Iwhen asked how he felt about the was advised of Roosevelt's intention statesman of a “737‘ ortler. .
Roosevelt announcement, called upon to stay out of the race, are now Rouse-~—
mfl assistant 70 b77778 a Club The re 'velt campaigners—(littord Plnchot and
porter naturally thought It was to be
used to chase him away and he lelt' Medlll McCormick.
without getting the sentiments of his LIIFollette has practically recovered
'tormcr reporter friend Ex-uews- from his recent nervous breakdown.
I ' ' ‘ but his physicians wanted him to rest
‘papermen are harder to interview for at least a week more. The only
than other uIen.-—'I‘opeka Journal. concession the lighting Senator wogld
W...______ make was that Mrs. LaFollette should
TRY THIS accompany him. It was said here to-
day that If the Senator's physical con-
OVEWNIGHT CURE FOR COLD IN dition permits he "will extend his
' HEAD 0R CHEST.
stumping tour to Nebraska and sev-
eral other Western States where pri-
It In GUI-Ins. Thou-ands Dali» and marina are to be held early next
Davao Tithe. and Money.
month,
09“ “ bowl 773”” quarters 77“" ”7 Roosevelt supporters here, while ud-
boiling ““95 and otowol. mitting that Pinchot may have
Pour into the water a scant tea-
.brouhht a message tram Roosevelt
spoonful of Hyomei (pronounce Hlflh” congratulating LaFollette on his pro-
o-me).
grosslve stand. denied that the Colonel
Put your head over the bowl and ever had, absolutely and definitely,
cover head and bowl with towel. declared himself out of the progros
Breathe the vapor IhaI arises for a
slve arena.
tow minutes. and presto! your head is
so clear so It bell, and the tightness in
the chest is gone.
‘ It’s a. pleasant cure.
breathing Hyomel. You'll tool at, once'
it. soothing, healing and beneficial
sheets as it passes over the Infinity
and lnrltnhlo membrane. Flay cont:
"o bottle, It druulm “Moro.
rhot that,
m “ .———-——.—...—— ~‘uw
[IRE FIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIEY
cine st Half-Price.
Frank H. Baxter. the popular drugt
ilndlng money for he is selling a reg.
ular 60 cent bottle of Dr. Howard‘s
celebrated specific {or the cure of con-
stipation and dyspepsia at half price.
In _additlon to this large discount he
agrees to return the money to any pur-
chaser whom the specific does not
cure.
It Is quite unusual to be able to buy
lilty cent pieces for a quarter, but that
Is what this ofler really means. for It is
only recently through the solicitation
or Dragnet nutter htat this medicine
could he bought for less than any
costs."
low him to soil it at this reduced price
for a7 little while, agreeing to sell a
_. certain amount. The result has lusti-
POL1TICAL HORG: PLAY. lied his good judgment for the sale
At Columbus the chlouel did. not‘miubo'o‘n Mathias remarkable. ’
talk like a statesman. 'l‘hore are prov» 7‘ Anyone who suffer. with headache.
tlcal questions enough for discussion dyspepsia, diuinoos, oo’ur stomach,
aside from the “people should ruie."'
out! "the Infinity oi the courts "
Politico! hor f play is not wisdom-w
You'll enjoy,
comm for Dr Howard'- Milo
Etown, seems to have acquiled strength.
lilPSe'Deniocratic State Committee,
and carelullv
Frank H. Bltxer Offers Popular Modl- ;
7lnate.
gist, is making an offer that is Just like ‘
Ho lrled the proprietors to aI~ ’
spooks before the eyes, or o'ny 'um ‘
trouble, should tob- «mm of this .
ohm mucosa: sinus?“
CONVENTION FARES SET AT' 2 i
CENTS A MILE.
(Tlili‘AG 0. March li~~ i7‘uII-s to IIIL
(It'llliitl'lllli IllIIIOIl: II convention in Bil .
timore and the Iopuhlitan nutionalI
convention how has been fixed at two 7
tents a mile, by the (‘cnIrnl i’ass‘enger 7
association.
litegarding the prohibition conven- 7
tion at Atlantic City, July 10-12, it was
decided to refer travelers to that con-
veution to the special sea coast rates.
INDEPENDENT DEMOCRATS.
,Tho bodi oi” independent Demo-
crats" led by Prol’. Fisher, of Middle-
lt is now credited with having been
the means of prompting Thomas F.
tirithn i0) four years n member of the
to am
nounce that he will not be a candidate
for Ie-elertion. Did he discover that
the Fisher had a hook in his scalp—
Ansonia Sentinel.
TAFT ms 123 DELEGATES.
WASHINGTON, March 15.—~Exnct-
ly 23 per cent. of enough delegates to
nominate President Tait at Chicago
are pledged, today. according to a
statement from 'l‘att headquarters.
Taft has 123 delegates, Cummins two
and Roosevelt a lone one, Manager
McKinley declared. Five hundred
and thirty-nine are necessary to nom-
7 KENEALY To REMAIN,
And so Kenealy is to mmain at the
head of tine Republican state commit~
too, at the. request of President Taft.
Herein is recognition of real and need-
ed ubillt)‘ on the one hand, and on the
other hand of tiuthorlty.~Ahsonia
Sentinel. 7
—Don't think that piles can’t be our-
od. Thousands or obstinate cases have
been cured by Dean's Ointment. 50
cents at any drug store.
__....-..J._._...
Wise men worry overs lot of things
that a fool never thinks of,
Daily Line' to, N. Y.
For FREIGHT Only
freight modellers leave Pier
28.7 Mt fill-or, New York (1th
of Dover street). every day (on-
copt Sunday! at 3 p. III. Freight
m. and South Norwalk up to 5: 30
ml .
$35.00
FOR A
Blickensde rfer'.
Typewriter
Cost $65
AS GOOD AS NEW
. '-
Horace R. ,N as‘ I17
N. Main &Wes‘tSts. "
S.NorwilikI
received at Norwslk “finial.“
o o 7 7 .
City National Ba
TRANSACTS A GENERAL sANKtlli
susmsss AND OFFERS EVERY
FACILITY CONSISTENT ..
WITH souuo‘
BANKING
Surplus and P '
$117,000.09"
Safe Deposit Boxes $3 and $5 per y
Capital
$100, 000. 00
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, Pro
JOHN H. KNAPP, 1st Vico- Pres
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, 2d Vlou
Pros.
WILFRED BODWELL, Coohlor
DIRECTORS ' , 7
E. H. Mathewson J. Wallace Marvin
John H. Knapp ' John H. Light
Christian Sworn Fred. H. Rowan
Samuel Grumman Lowlo R. Hurlbtm
Henry B. Lockwood
Norwalk Chronicler