' m You Have Always Bought, and which has been"
in use for over 30 years, has borne the signature 0t
and has been made under his per-
AII Counteflelts, Imitations and “Just-ns-good ” are but
Experiments that trii‘ie with and endanger the health of
Meets and Children-Experience against Experiment.
What. is CASTORIA
(floater-Ia. is a. harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare-
goric‘, Drops and SoothingiiSy raps. It is pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, orphino nor other Narcotic
substance. Its age is its guarantee. lt destroys Worms
and alloys Feverishness.- For more than thirty years it;
has been in constant use for the relief of Constipation,
Flumlency, Wind Colic, all Teething Troubles and
. Diarrhoea. It regulates the Stomach and Bowcln,
assimilates the Food, giving healthy and natural sleep,
The Children’s Panacea—The Mother’s Friend.
GENUINE CASTOFllA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
The Kind You [love Always Bought
In use For Over 30 Years
TOW CIN‘I'IUI GwFAIV. fl Iuliuv “REIT. NIW YORK cm.
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THURSDAY
‘ IS BARGAIN DAY '
This week we will make a specially of Ladies' Garments Note
some items 1 ’
LADIES’ 'WHlTE SKIRTS- ”LADIES' 311.11? wmsrs.
Our regular stock at the mak- 'A large variety and the 1111951
(”‘5‘ [“1695 “"0 excellent styles 111. regular prices, viz.:
values.
$1.00 to $3.49.
LADIES’ SHIRT WAISTS—SOc.
Values $1.00. These are sum»
pies, somewhat soiled, but at
half price plus laundry. An
excellent purchase.
LADIES’ WHITE SKIRTS—59c
Value 890. A special purchase.
Willi embroidery ruffle. An
unusual bargain.
LADIES” WHITE SKIRTS—79c
Value $1.00. \\'idcr and better
mnbroidery than the one
above. Equally 11 bargain.
LADIES’ SHIRT WAISTS—Vsc.
Values to $1.49. These are
samples of the newest styles
'b Main-"largo variety. A11 1111-
usual opportunity.
LADIES' WHITE SKIRTS,
39c to $1.98.
LADIES’ SHIRT WAISTS-98C.
Values to $1.98. These are 5111' to $2.911 values. These are
samples and at the price Sample 13111115 and worth your
veritable bargains. w nltoniiou.
A. Dickerman 81 Son
84 Washington Street, South Norwalk ‘Phone 4411
We give S&H Green Trading Stamps
‘ Missouri, in!" the Roosevelt
W sonal supervision since its inloncy'. '-
Aiiow no one to deceive you in this.
. gates sealed by the national commit-
c 1.1111111111911171 6 11;
"1 ‘ ithe Goliv Pounding the table Mot announced:
I .. 1111,? reported thpt scores pass-
leather» Hillellhbslior a money can-
12‘ 1.13.: may rilendshlp' s sake or on
11cc"‘il:§‘11n1111m regulu one.
but not genuine yesterday. Many every person in the galleries arose
"lake .tiolleis were also presentedmnd stood during the invocation. j
1, '1 , 1 These entitled the holder to pass by Senator Root announced the unlin-
“ ' ‘ the Coliseum anydeyduring the week. 11111111 11113111811111 oi the dsymthc motiml
Someone. with u.hundful of tickets of Watson that the convention pro-
appeared at thesnnex door. Time 'ceed to the appointment of legulnr
was a monitor them and it required the committee and the pub «notiolkvoi Gov-
assistance,“ policemen to. see that emr Hadley that the 110036 elt list
onlynuthorized- omployos secured the “of delegates be substituted 1’01 the
coveted posses. ’I‘hesir 0t nervous. temporary roll. '11:» also announced
nous that hung over the convention illio'nlgreement 11s to three hours' do.
police dud employee before the open- bate. .lt 111111 been agreed in advance
log of the session yesterday was our that. there should be no‘ parliamen-
ioualy absent today levy points of order 11511111111 the
No one knew wh‘t ‘tu eXDeUt, today ROOWVBH motion, the 'l‘ai’l. forces
lhe‘po-troimeu chatted and laughed, hhl'ehihg to fight the‘mhtiel‘ out before
min the Taft leaders would move secure in the beliei they, could handle the delegate“-
to refer (leveruor lindlev's “oxpur- easily any situation that might dcvcl- AS Gov. Hadley advanced to lhi‘
lzutcd“ list to the credentials commit— up. In the box reserved for special “'01" h 1'01"“! of Cheers from the
ice guests. there were several early 1111. Roosevelt forces greeted him; He he-
lovcrnor Hadley/.111; floor leader of rivals. At 10 o'clock an hour before, 13‘1“ explanation 0" the 55‘“th O‘m'
iho Rooseveltfiy contingent, arranged the limo for opening the sgssion, lese’ fronting the convention, reviewing the
with former Representative James E. than 200 spectators were in the 111111 ”VG-“‘5 0‘ Willem“: loading up ‘0
“1113011 01’ 111111111111, the 'l‘nft .iloor and but eight of the delegates seuts Chairman ROSQWMOV'H ruling which
leader, for 1111 hour 111111 11 hull of de- were occupied. Although the celivoll-‘l’q‘hlh‘led the “"01“." 111011011 ‘0 llhl‘gh‘
bale by each side or the question. 11011 faced the, real struggle of tho} “m temporary "0“-
'l‘his. with the time necessary tor the Roosevelt. leaders to obtain control‘ "We 001““ “RV" met immediately
long 1.0“ call 1111511111 take this one Of the permanent 1.011 of deIEgalesfi and {brcibly this ilrhin'nry 11nd unpar-
phase or 1111., 11111911 fight 111111 1119 111111 there was 11 noticeable lack of excite-E “RENEW ruling," sold Hadley, “and
aiternoon ment or enthusiasm about thecouvmi-i he was roundly Chet-"‘64. "Wt“ could
Whatevm the 01111-011111 11 111111 11011 111111. ,James 1). Premium, in lthnl'ge-i have forcibly “13‘5”“ 0“ ““1““ “1"
111111111911 to 11111101111 (10101111111195 helmet of the press section in the conv‘cniiou‘; roll on "h“ "‘0‘1011 and we 00““ have
adjourning the session and then take hit“. (“Mlle In with 11 big bundle of 1111111‘ forcibly ”he." “0""01- "15‘0““ “'9
11 brief recess until 8 or 9 o clock ‘1‘ his hand» 0‘10““ ‘0 “m,“ "fl“en‘h‘ 1111111 “MM“
tonight “The 001130,”,-ll postmaster wanted Governor Hadley did not attempt to
The night $95,101, 11 was expected .1110 to help him to get out the newspa- 30 into details 0“ various contested
would be short. At. this adjouiued Der 111911'5 1111111,," be [511111. "it‘s all 'i'ol'i ““951 “3““?! he would leave that ‘0
session it. was planned Simply to “Hone reporter, William Jennings 1111“ otherwspeakers. . .
ceive the 11111011138111 the committocl‘m linent 0! “:9 national conuntltce 11s
on rules and possibly that from one . Senator Moses E. (‘lupll 01’ Minna “new“ b3 (’01 Roosevelt m “‘5 \ion
other mmmmeé sols one oi? the Roosevelt delegates, day night speech in this city 111111 11
“We will win out herond question," at ““80 took his 131800 0" the conven I called out a big cheer
' . ' . lion 11001, . 1t max be 11110111111. there me many
said Senator Dixon. liobewli. 11 com- lE‘rsOilS who do not agree with us 11111
puign manager. 111111111. State Senator Puirck Sullhan of lhcv-1 ‘
Senator Poindexter of Washington, Wyoming “°‘°g““°“' “’1“ ms “”01 Tteodore “WWW“ should be our call
“(1111,33 last “mm that a little brown: (lldnle iol' president but there 'an be
was umong the “MEMO“ lendere Who . liichnce of opinion that his voice
,llllllllilied 111111 the possibility of o‘swmo“ had “”“cfl‘nd ‘0 “‘m 111111 nod‘,1 . . . . .
‘boli 1)) their forces was imminent. William 11 um we 1'. the mun who was “’ “3- 3 ““ gleatest 0‘ “‘9 westem
‘ g 0111;: lo cal rv oil’ the Republican nimr- world .. said Hadley
“111 (use these contested delegatesi bullion. . 111: 111-111 11, 3131911113111 £19111 [11111-111011
of this day—Will be opened with pray-
er by the Rev. Joseph Stolz. ”
' ’As the time too re assemblingwll
o‘eioekwsnpronebed it was known
that Governor Herbert S. Hadley, of
tattoos.
would lene'w his motion to strike
”our the temporary roll of the con-
vention, 1111 prepared by the national
committee tho names of. 92 Tell. dele—
too 111 contested election cases and
substitute those of the Roosevelt
cases, Thou it seemed equally cer-
are allowedwlo puss 011 their own “1don'thciicvelnomeus"said 251m 1119111111915 of the 11111101131 (1011111111101.
1311111115. said Somuor l‘oindoxtor :11.“ ““910“,." 11 111119 sparrow “1.“. 111019111111; 111111111111 1119 action or the
i“Coi. Roosevelt would be u curt-11i-
ulajorily in seating many of me dole
into the '1‘ it houdguultcm and perch
dutc." ' IVA? 011111 lul‘fi‘apiclnl‘é of the president 1 gates, purilculmly in California, To.
Allthougb Fol. Roosevelt may Visit 111101 111 hit, about 111 (1 circle for sev- :as and Washington cases. Governor
the conreuiiml us 11 111101 111101 Tell 1 oval miniites Hadley made an earnest plea 111111 pcr
"l‘hut tells me that ’I‘ufl‘
lenders loduy insisted that he c-‘ouid
innl undel the loguluiimw imposed 11v
jibe national (ommiileo 111111» purl in once curly with Senator 110mb. Gearga
lilo deliberations irom the floor. ‘11. Col‘tclyou, Governor .lollllsompoiu
“hem ‘8 “l" 0““ ““5 .‘l‘ “°‘-’Caluorn1a,(111mm l’illclmt, wuumnl
lRoosevell. £01111! tifi‘t 011 “"9 “0°" “"d Film] and 011101 it’lldi‘l‘fi ’l‘hc (20101101‘
luciivelv partilipute ill the eouvcn- will continue 10 liorpluiourhwitllhis‘
“0“1” 5"“ 0"” m ”‘9 ““f‘i'. managers ' limbs in 1110' comeutio 111111 by means
"That would be "Y WHOWI‘O‘L “f the of telephone in his hotel apartment
(011ch1111111 itself.- And 11‘ he couldl llp 101111. {911. moment 'the convcn his pron) over .10 his aim 11.111x
12,61 the mile on such a leaoluiion he i 11011 “.1111 1111111111 10 Order 1119 Toll. 1111111 "The question before the convention
could i lbillk.1ollllol thelonvolltiolL “gels 1111101911 1111111111111 lo 1113111111111 ‘wslerduy was purely one of princi-
11111, i didn 1. think 11111113 is a ghost of 1111111- 111111-11“ 1101.1 on 1111. "1,110,111.. pics," said Gov. McGovern. "it was
.3 11110111 01' 1111111" 1 1 Director .\Icl\iulovm-g1 ctcll clcur cut light bctwccn the reaction-
i The 'l‘lli‘t leaders, 'rpnmiculurly the iilallv ovelylhing else to labor with; ’ ' 1111s
lilresident‘s cumpaign manager, Cclr 11106310011198 “1m,“ 11 was lune “,1 fight \Vlht‘Ohsm “8 h lll‘otzl'ofihh‘e
g1 essmsn William 11. McKinley were start for the convention he oxpmssed‘ stole, should have 11111611 11113 loud
ljust as confident of 1111111 success in sunflower that 11“, Tall vote in 1119‘ against the bosses hhd UN: Vl‘ill'hfii‘h'
the 90'1”““0” “5 “9W ”“3 Roosevelt convention today “011m be fully as ialivus 0‘ special privilege 1. '
men. ‘ 31101155118 11 was 193111111111 i Governor McGovern branded 11113
1 Mr. McKinley declared that Frost-l M11110”. “pumping to 11m, comlil‘O-l :ztnlomout of Walter 1,. HOIISQL who
idem Tut-1 had won mm :1 number of 111131. 111111 111111 will not be 11,1111 “9' lepi'csenis 1110 1.11 Follclre side, that
liloosevclt delegulcs through the 1m.— $91111. 111111 (1111.5111111 of org11ulzaiion.‘;"‘* 1111111» 11 “deal" wil'n Roosevelt.
111111111 01 the 1011 call on the 1131111101'31111131111111111- pan-m whereby he was to reccho the 1101111
’uly chailnulnship. He sold 1112.11 113111911 111 gay 111111-11 111111 91311111115 nation {or the 11cc luosiucucy 11:1 an
nemi} 1111 of the Roosewdt delegates: in tow curryinv lunlh baskets tormed‘ “"30“"? lhh‘h‘hliml
who 11111111 for Senator Root would , 11 procession from the big 111111111; 10 The 1501011101 1111111011 the some
1 remain wilh lhe Taft orgnuizitaon the Coliseum which resembles 11 11101110: terms to tho intimation that the Roose-
iln'ough 11112 rcmuiudor oi‘ the conven—l crowd starting oil for 11 (1113‘ in the ‘ 1
lion. it was evident that the Toll woods. 1 MI" Uochcms 10“ ”10 govcrnurship "f
tomes were plating 111 out dependence" «Spcetuiol'u' Events on the {1001' and 111? WiUBOHShI-
on Senator ltooi's personality in their the gallery were not half tilled when' Hadley W89 E‘WD the 1111111111011
ci‘i’orls finally to contloi the, couveu- (‘hah man Root appealed 111 his 1198111 throughout In flailing he declared
‘soneliLies be left out 01 the debate do
Rim-lug the question wus so
one of principle that it should not be
involved by our-thing else.
Gov. McGovern of Wisconsin
pressed 111‘s approval 101111) of then
lion taken by Henry 11. Cochcms in
resigning, from the choirmauship of
; the Wisconsin dole gallon 111111 1111111111;
is the man. "
- Colonel Roosevelt. went into contor'
(’X‘
11111 _/~
dries 111111 the progressives. In
F ashion and Grace
show in every line of the Suits made by us. We employ only
competent tailors and use the best mulellai. (fume in and see. our
line of goods.
"John Kubovic
213 washington Street South Norwalk
thn for the president. ‘at10:54 that when the vote on the suhroIl
Another incl which became evi-ldent When Californiu‘s delegation 11p ‘ came, he would contend 111111 on the
11s the day wore on- was that most pel'lred it again bore the banners QUGSUOII submitted duly Ihe votes of
of the compromise or third cuudidaio' Wthh were barred from the hall 395'} those delegates whose 901188 W010 1101
talk was being done by the deiegnltes i terday. The 31211191111141: 111 me again Cilliiesltlil be. allowed (0 ballot.
themselves, and 1101 0y 111.1 lenders forced the removal of the flags l'esv- l Hadley was followed by W T Doe
x0 1416M “.9151“ was attached 10‘ log only the poles surmounted by the! toll, 0f WHShlllgton, who 1111111011 in luv
the compromise talk by the lenders 5‘" California beam. 1 or 0“ ‘hu Tail “0‘95““ 9‘3“?“ "Y “1‘3
on either side a, the Roosevelt-Tun Soon after Chairmuu Root had srriv- national committee from Washington
“1"" .1 °”. the. """”°"“ ‘1‘" ‘3.“ “like“ ”3‘ 33.2.‘1“‘.‘f§.1112‘i1°‘1‘.§”2‘§1'iiii..f.“.‘i.“‘3.‘.f;
.v“. (1', v.. . .. ...
The Roosevelt managers made oli- mZS-‘ifmi'on‘m 011:1:‘111v‘ya1‘111ugsewgtd on oilorl hudbeeu mode to “steal" the
repeated assertions .lhat yesterdays Bell, of the Taft forces. As a prelim. Washington delegates. lie sold there
(1.833123%?:hé‘figceg‘gf‘ihepfiflfl 111111.11 1.11 today‘s expected hostilities- was no primary law 11111111 11111111.
The Sentinel W11nt Columns‘ Are For
Reaching in their Influence---
They May Aid You in Solving
Many 11 Problem, 1 I
111 r on 00k illldfi. “The declaration In utterly false,"
lion. in return the Taft mauagera ‘Gtilv‘e “($103,121,111 Watson arranged he declared, ”111111 the State of Wash-
said “mt 00“ Roosevelt WM abso— for no 01111111 division oi? the three “13‘0“ “’35 0"” “W1“ by 'l‘hoodo'l'c
lutoly out of the uourhuttion contest. hours' dehule (hm was to be allowed ‘ Roosevelt."
“‘0‘“ ”“1195“ “he" a muse meeting ' on the Roosevelt, proposition to sub- ‘ Tniidelegaiions ”11‘5“de-
0‘ Roosevelt delegates. declared thatl stltuto r. roll (obtaining 92 Hoosevolt. The recital 0‘ what Mr. DONG” 3M“
the abolition todhy was just the ' '
1 ‘were the “facts" as to Washington.
some as that whiohocontrouled the aroused the ire of Roosevelt dole
delagatBE When they first chimed the ‘ gate. Groana came when he declared;
Coliseum yesterday “0011; [18 Senator "when it wag alwovgmd the night/be.
11001111 nomination as temporary chair-
{ol‘e the state convention, that the
man had not altered the silenilrm in Tnlt forces were in control.
a single detail. '
her-ants ‘of Mr. Roosevelt declined 11
Merl-01 experience in man-r national come to the convention because they
political conventions declared that
knew they were beaten.“
“W0 WW” "h WW" deliberations The clerk, for the information at the
could :be depended upon:
. conventidn,t on read the list or 111116.»
iw'i‘hut no content. willbo decided.
sates which the Hadley motion would
no am'.ul!edley desires, until the mai— strike from the roll and the list 0!
tor of contests has gone into 11nd ro-
thosenit would seat.
airmd iron: the committee on cre- Homo” J Mien, 0: Kansas, was pre—
111111111113. vented to spank in support or 1111' Had-
Zw’l'l'ot there will he no confirm the 1100121111» 15 1111111111111 before the call lev motion-
mise candidate until the can and 10 01-131,, mm the [31111ng 11111119111 , « Lave Bulletin convention.
Roosevelt 101m hiya been their 1111 connotation, In the group were
strength (outlier on roll culls. _ 3 1mm» Dixon Governor Hillier. Wit-‘i
. ,1l111m Flinn and Governor Johnson 01:
, 1 . "Galitoru‘lii. ‘
' . ' Another ilMu, minutes pnsihd be
dolled 1m mm by We“ ‘10 tore cushion 111161: 11111111 tool: on his
were unable to get into the convmu 1111111 111111 with 15111111111111: blows 111111111
11011 hell maternity. . title insisted 1111011 quiet and order.
1111 spite oi the precaution to. bre— 1111111111 oi the contusion well due to late
delegates in place of 112 Tail. followers
sealed by the national committee.
peiore culling the convention to in"
der Chairman Root and the other ol-
iloers of the 00111111311011 posed for
a series of photo‘l'iiphs.‘ This helped
to delay matters auroral minutes. At
11 o'clock many delegates seats were
vacant. .
Chairman Root ilnslly pounded the
table with his 5111/91 at 11:16 and or-
dered the ”meanest-arms .10 clear
the aisles. A 11mm .1 delegates 111111
{alternates wondered about in search
.of‘ilisir seats. .. 1.
Surrounding Gov. Deutenh sent on
w
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Pith: climb ill a re 14 DAYS.
With 01th will island money 11
mm dint-9115111 111111 to cure any 111111:
of 11111111», 13111111. 111.1111“ or Pretrea-
In; Pilot in 0 to it dim. 0011. -~
"The exercises—«I mean the business ‘
’i‘ile Moratorium alternates and 1
‘He read the “indict.
clearii ~
Volt faction had promised support to;
the 1111-. ;
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[hammonmm libs
Bridgeport Advertisement: 1 wingspan Advertisements
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ANNOUNCEMENT Is, MADE out THE JUNE'
. , ' SALE on UNuERMUSLINs,
" To OPEN
THURSDAY MORNING; THE TWENTIETH.
DETAILS LATER.
.
SUMMER PETTICOATS 0F MESSALllNIE AND
SOFT-FINISH ED TAFFETi’i.
111.1
‘1 long list of ('(llOIlllgS. :11 many that 0111' can 0115111
match any summer costume. [hey are scant aud— cling:
ing, but yes. 0110 can stop vcry coxnforiubly, own 1111
high—step il'ollcys. 'l'llcrc arc 1111111010115 changeable cf-
1111
PL‘tlli'ilillh‘ to
fonts, cerisc and light green, rcscdu and blue, the
soft creamy 111115. browns 111111 russcis.
wear with pmi’gccs 11nd linens, with light cloth tailored“
suits, with fmllul'ils. every 81111111111111] combination.
$298 curb.
' Liluk :11 the assortment.
m
THOSE “ALTERLESS” DRESSES.
It does sound queer, but that is really correct. They
1111511111110 house
111‘“
adjusts. itself to figures. having the waist [ll‘OllUl'lILll‘iilli'iy
are in sizes. of course. (is are HillCl‘
dresses: the special feature is the elastic ubirb
larger than the shoulders. 111'1'11 or bust. They are
white 11111] block. 11M
1'11c 1111.1». $1.50,
1 Suit Rooms. second floor.
made of cbambray and pcl‘culc.
ibluc, gray and linen shades.
YQU LEARN TO EMBROIDER
0N WED NESDAYS.
Anything that may take your fancy. ii is lime to
begin pieces 1‘01‘51111'11111‘1' work. im' the 11i1i111gr1mni, for
ucckwcnr or \1'ca1'ilignliparl'l. Miss Alden teaches ‘all
stitches and helps in a comfortable way, so that the
work is 11 constant plcasurc instead of 11 burden.
Centers on while or natural linen.
Table and Dresser Scarves, l‘iilmx- Covers and
'I‘1)\vcls. L
Waists and all Undermuslins, mizllllpi‘il wally for
‘ work. 'l‘illl‘il floor.
Attention is directed to the display of seasonabie Laces,
Bohemienne All-overs, Venise and Ginny Bands
and Edges, Ratine Bands, Irish
‘Cluny Motifs.
and
Clearance of Linoleums and Oil Cloth Remnants in
progress. (‘111'111'1 Sim-1'. first llnul‘.
@111? E. till. iiirnh Glnmpunw
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Dressing Secques
llere with n r1113h~»su111mer (1111's, that c1111 lor cool
apparel .
' Reedy! A fresh, duinly 111111 serviceable iline ol
Dressing Sscques with many features to commend them
for summer wear. '
They are made of 11111111 white and figured Lawns
11nd other slicer maieriuis, proltily 'lrimmotl.
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and satisfactory. '
Prices range from 25c 11p to $1.98.
LONG KIMONOS. made of figured luwn ill bluck
and while eil‘octs, finished with border oi” pluin while
lawn. Regularly/1711c.
Special this week 50c.
The’ N. E. RYAN co.
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