, L anything for Colonel
Loner Brown -- At asc.‘
3 ' B3. ladies, men s._
L'rhe Popular » LA'ced Hose--
3, dies' children’ 5.
15¢. 2 for 45c.A ”VHS, la- AL
Ladieof" Shirt WahuL—At
~ .7: ‘Our specialty this i
values to
Sample Waist
o—L-3'5oc. Values
‘sfto 81.00. 3 31
' Sill: home. ”Clam,
. .and fancy. A
hill: “Mont-44196“ Footy -L
Lsukntsogwasd Mail; 1:
Sample Walrus-+7“. Values A
00$! 49 ~
L Sample Wank-Half price.
Values $I. 49 to $3. 49
Blné'it. white, tan.
White; pink, blue.
"Chad's Sacks—Plain. ".5...
32 for 45c,3 . .‘
"; Silk l-LIosc-—5oc3.LL
Child'aISocken-All silk 25c. V
I,
Middy Blouses - soc to
4.09. to years to 18
_-‘y¢ars, 34 in. to to in.
a .
L Ladies' Kimonos-éLong orL
shart.‘
Noakwea’rufi-‘Lh c and L L 50c.
1 Jobots and fancies. ~
Collar and Cuff Soto—325C to
$3.98 A3 A A.
‘ and: sin. (liotrewsocéfi
Children’s Rompers to . 3 3
75¢. 3 W 3., A
aneé‘t‘ Efi .
'L lrL‘ ‘Glovwwo.
A ‘id- Gloves--
White and colors;
, l
i
inns.
CORSETS~5oc to $3“. 00. BRASSIERES-TL-L-‘zsc to stool AL
13:4 run
85 Washington St
"mm mom: ran
nouumou noose
"rm our or ales
(auctioned tram nrst page;
3 subject of o Aplatiorm may take half a.
‘ day for discussion on the floor.
“if the convention actually «get down
to the point of nominations, this week
Iii willL‘he late Saturday unless there
3 is a; decision to ndjouruthe sassiOns
of the convention to next week. Ever;
3-,,A49umt Was directed toward closing up
. the convention Sutnrdayniternoon or
3‘3 .3; night. Officials of the national "com-
nilttee joined with leaders on both
aides or the light «to achieve this end.
However, it was stated that this con
ditidn could not be expected unless a.
domain faction gave its' consent to the
Idvancement oi the general business
“or the convention
Also there seemed to be a. sentiment
‘nmong recognized leaders in the sporty
to le‘Lt the Roosevelt situation wear it-
self down to its lower point before at
tempting to go ahead iwth the details
of winding up the convention itself.
L The managers of President Taft’s
campaign for renomination today as
sorted that. the president was already
A nestlred or 16 to 13 votes when the row
w call on the presidential nomination
comes.
William Barnes, Jr.. of New -York.
declared that he knew positively that
the President would have at least ten
votes over the necessary number to
nominate and that he expected this
majority. would be Increu-sed'hy six or
more votes.
There was much conjecture and gos-
sip this morning as to the cxuctnum
her of delegates that Colonel Rocco
'3 volt could depend on to stay with him
through any sort or move that he
L 1 might decide upon. Outside of 'Culi
L “ruin. Pennsylvania and possibly 'ol'
_ Kansas, It was predicted that Colonel
AL .Lli'oosevoit would get comparatively lit-
‘ the support among the delegates on
any proposition that might compro-
mine the "regularity" of the men who
hollowed.
For in the lust analyuin tho Rouse
veiLt followers plainly donionrtmtad
tint my ware wiiil to do almost
sovolt but so
It to known In racing parlance. "go the
mute." When it came right down to
the lot or burning all their bridges
3 hahin them and taking their chances;
‘ win or lose. there Was a scurryln'gto
, ’ not from under. and the colonel was
' 1m holding the has. . 3
‘ Mentor Hadley, of Missouri (tow
‘amor Denneen or urinals and um’:
rail. of ldaho, curved notice that
11 id not Join in a third loony
'ken. 3' . .
Meanwhile the veteran leaders in A'
_ o:- in a bolt from the roam ”3
, volition. Otherleoderuol near-A '
S. Noiwalk
We Give S&H Green Trading Stamps
command at the Tait campaign used
[their political genius adroltly tor the
purpose of disintegrating the Noose
volt support. As to “uarg horse" poo
sihilitles Congresnian' McKinley,
_ President 'l‘aft's manager. insisted
that; at no time had he considered a
third candidate. All talk of n compm
from the Roosevelt men and that none
of it had been given his sanction el~
tber directly or indirectly.
Taking up a review of the situation
as it appeared to him before today‘s
session of the ponvcution was called to
order, Mr. Mei—(idler declared that the
disorganized to an extent whlo‘hwould
preclude any further united action in
or out ’oi’ the convention.
The Taft leaders went into confer-
ence early today for the purpose of
advancing piano [or both day and
night sessions or the convention with
a view to winding up the convention
with a view to winding on the conven-
tion certsiniyhv Saturday night.
"There is absolutely no reason."
said one of these leaders "why these
delegates should be forced to remain
in Chicago ovor Sunday. Many of
them. have imliortnnt business matters
to attend to next week that demand
their or one at home. Already they
have given a solid week of their time
to this convention. counting from the
day they left their homes, and I see no
valid reason for longer delaying the
regular business of the convention. i
believe the ,, Roosevelt ‘cyolono’ has
blown itself out and ‘passed on."
‘Howover as the hour for formal re-
shmotlonol the convention sessions
drew near there was Increa'sed Inter
'est an to Juat.“what Ictlon‘ would
during the 'day‘ Repeatedlv clients
were made to got Colonel Roosevelt
< to give dctnils of hit tortilla“ plans. mu
2
without avail.
Many were Inclined to thinir that
the pint of “mini midtown“ mat»
jx-d out by tho Roosevelt Mixers
placed in fair working order.
According to this tried; the Know
volt delegates wore out to mile on mo-
tiono connected with the tom and on
animation of the convolution. hat mm
to place Colonel “Quinn’s more in
uominutwion '
L Also It a (vuudidnili iii nominated
with the Voice a: chasm “.trauiiuiont"
”delegates it was nuiiodnceil that the
tioh in culture or the rat week in
mise candidate, he said, had come
Roosevelt. force?! were demoralined‘and‘ ‘
be taken by bath the Roosevelt nirces.
would be discarded before It and been
Winston 1001309 Would call a mums
Tel 446
gotten together,“ their program and
that tile accolade at the convention to-
day mighrhrim; forth a clean out out
line of what finally i’heso leaders in-
tended to do." Final oiling were dia-
ct’xssed at ii’L'hnmsbér of 'hreuhiost ooun~
clls, during whiéh' communications
received from nearly all state leaders
as toLlitte developments last night.
——Inpure blood was you down-
makes you an my victim tor organic
disease. Burdock yBlond Bitters puri-
lies the blood-cures tho cause-found»
you up .
FIRED.
‘lie is looking {or a new job. "
“Condin’t get a raise on the old Joli
eh?" ‘
«th ye."
"Then why look for another ”
“lie was raised rightout of his old
one.“-—lechange.
Report ot’t‘he Condition of-
THE CITY NM‘IONAL EANK._.‘
at South Nor-walk in the State of
(fannertlcut. lit the close of husiness
June A,“ 1912
RESOURCES
1.01ins and Discounts . .3303,364.62
Overdrafts secured and
' unsecured ............. 010.68
U. 8. Bonds to secure circu- '
lotion .... ............ .. 100,000.00
Otbe bonds to secure
’ stal Savings - $8.000 8..00000
Prcmlumu on U. 8. Bond-3.. 1.150.00
Hoods. Securities. etc. . 2703, 073.49
Ranking homo. Furnitum
and Fixtures ........... 20,114.22
Ilun from National thinks
(not reserve agents) . . . .
Duo from approved Reserve
Agents .
(hooks and other Cosh
lioml ................ 6384.58
Notes of other National
iisnlts .. .............. 0,525.00
Fractional Paper Currency, 3
Nichols and Pants 064.80“
Lawiul Money Reserve In
lluiilt. viz;
Specie "Milli. 00 . ,
lagalwiandor notes . 8.500. 00 A ,
WW~-‘~:“‘ 04,464.00
Redemption load with U ’
$.1‘reuounor (i our cool.
of circulation) 5,000.00
Total ....L...‘...........89M.iB-’i.17
LiMllhi'l’iEB.
Capital amok mild in ....0100.000.00
‘surplus fund 100,000.00
iindlvidcd Pronto. less is»
nem- and Taxes 991d. :37. till). 43
National link Notes out-
minding 148300.00
Duo other National “
mum‘s astral
Due to State Ind Private
”tsénilomand WA . . . . ”ng
Ell “mi“ .OtaLioVI two ”I
individual ‘
domain nob;
loot to check 584,078”,
Domini! Cmmllfimol do-
“31*LfltSOILIIKIIIO'IIIIS 3563“,.
Certified
Postal having: Do , A 3
posits 3 01,008.83 13,906.53
Tflml %II-nnuanunraautnum m
Stated- t Groundnut, county
room A A
t. would mm, m
L L: thoroull‘hied limit do noiom
, that the about tented l
or my mu ‘
thomt
lit.
”i “an. or firfisnt.
16,271.00 L
.. . 13.51.951.30
«Ninth " Juno In, n12.
3‘Wrig3ht,ll‘3isher’s:1hlnud.
Nan. York. 3 A
Whammy mung was devoted to
, blending ponder by the ammunition
noon rind work on the big gun: with
Sergeant maul: G. Godfrey and our;
90ml (lakes in charge. Tho range can
L « than who busliv engaged at the range;
working‘ out the campiex questions he-
tore them. ‘
There was a. regimental parade the
later part at tho afternoon most or
the companies tolling port. A: is the
A3 A custom. this demonstration was wit-
3 . nessed by a largo number of inherently
ed spectators. Light drill in the al-
temoon all Buttery Randolph MIrcLy ‘
occuliiod the minds ol‘. the men during
the afternoon Now that the men are
getting hardened to the work and the
sore spots are being worked out. this
tworh‘ is pleaanflter " .A . .. M,
Benuv Martinez who is contain or
the rookies. was item: busy Tuesday!
‘ night. butting them through the diner»
A cut degrees All undo? this Wenort
A roohles moat of all. L
A There was coneidombie fun enjoy-
L ed when on older member of the com-
tinny grabbed a new man at camp and
thought he was doing; to don, but
3 things were just the opposite. This
happens occasionally to thochagrlnkot
the older ones ‘
d‘ not do it of is own accord.
Hoosier Eddie is now the ofliciol
songsiér o: the Sixth comxslny street
.A ,_ 3 ~ ,Morcy how he can wumlefldds and
rm mime him. lamina leadersLhad
hooks, come ye along.
Howard Peterson, clerk a Prowitts
hardware) store; arrived today. with
full equipment for the containing seLv-
en davs. lialwas unable to get away
from his hand: before;
Sergeant Britta and PLrlLvute Brown
employed at Mother. Fohndr‘y. are
expected to arrive“ soon, they return dei
tamed on account 300 a rush arlwork
[£0 Hunt. senior. Port Q. id. Shr‘gennt
Thomas Hunt. in not at smoothie year.
as heretofore and is missed by the
their A
riomns Mesnopey A am they wood
cLiiolilLiing act in the morniilg taxing
t3"P00” Marley 3
effective mew music allowing. All
the boys nrpdv’gil ind lupin to: state.
w; ,. .9}. ‘
The old idea at using A
chins the hair In Main coiulhg in
A, vogue. Our grandmothers had dark,
glossy hair at ‘Ievsutydlva. while our
mothers are gray before they are titty.
Our grandmothers hem their hair soft
and claim with a “am ”You," which
also restored hto natural color.
Giro objection to using such a prop
mom was the "trouble or making; it.
This objection has been overcome by
the Wyeth Chemical Company of New
York. who has placed on the market a
superior preparation of Sarge, combin-
ed with Sulphur and other valuable
remedies for dandruff, itching scalp
and thin. malt, railing hair
on its rich even shading than any
thing else. Don‘t hate dry, harsh.
faded heir, when .39. ohmic. hmmloss
remedy Will bring bite the calm in a
“idw dale; and don‘t be Lonnented with
dandruff. itching scalp and loose. fail
in; hairs Wyeth's Sale Land Sulphur
Beauty to your hair. 3 _
(let a. Lili'ty cent bottle from your
druggist today.~.nad3 prove this ' to
sell It, uudér guamntce that the
money will be refunded it the remedy
LOUIS FISHER A Pour-ea.
‘Nomllv Boy Earning Money at Grand
Central Simian.
Ll'LPort'or. sir?" he said. and as n Nor-
walk :ma‘n turned to decline. the prof
‘féreLd assistance the old laminar face
301‘ Louis Fisher, son of William H.
Fisher, janitor of the Norwalk high
School met my zine Fisher has been
on the job as honor for the Grand
Central station from 7 a. m. to 7 p m.
{or several weeks now. and states that
the money. never did really come so
expects to grow old in the place Po-
ceased of a happy disposition "Mala"
as he is known here. secures many
little Jobs that other porters might
miss. Mr. Fisher was former-Ii a va
lot at the Harstrom Preparatory
school in Norwalk and is an oyster
omer by trade. m
.._...‘.. WWW"...
confused
The beauty of the hub depends more 3L
Hair Remedy will quickly correct these
troubles. and give color, etrficngth and”
your own satisfaction. All druggisis A
3 is not exactly as represented. Special A
agent. fillilson & Powell Corporation.
easy before. He oniovs his work and 3‘ ,“
Saturday
. are heatihtui sud nourishing 113w
of Oatmeal.
We have the following today.
8 nkgs. K Lnkls or Kelloggs Flakes ........ ...... Lear.
house In dried Wheat ..... ..... . ........... .llilc
2nltus.iislnon‘sWheatF‘ood ...... ... .. 25c
tongs. Ported Ilics' ...... ..... . . ...25c
”. 3phuPuifedWhoIt.........’.'.... tho
‘ams Rico............. .......... ‘ .......... ‘ can
Any or their: cereals lama with cream and (rah arc deiitluus.
Sliced trenches. .........A_......ooriln ........ ....... .ioc
Sliced Pineapple '..............lIrge till the
A1955 Plums ....nortlu. ..... loo
‘noa momma. ........... .bortln. ....... ......... ii‘o
38llccd hem ..........:.por tin mo
in tinned vhntéhlos ch. you beat thin.
210115010”) Regularuise. 25c-
2 Tiliil Stunned Beam too
z‘i‘lmmintoos................ 2M.
2 TinsVPou zoo
Armam'rimpartin........ ......... 33o
,.Nursory and Mime ‘iirlnd Milk,
«dinning...“.1...“i 1,550.9;
”Ba-tier ..................... . 32rand aicih
‘ Cheese. per lb. .......... . .................... . ........ ”20
Eggs. perrdozeu. strictly fresh. ......................... 39c
Mounting-manor Ih.. ..... .. ........................... 15s
hologna... .9erlh .................. ...... ...... 150
Shoulders per lb. ............. ......................... .lic
Pork per lb, ........ ................ r ................. 18c
CEREALS L
Now that meats are so high why not use cereals instead? They
Potatoes. par Pit. .
Domini. ”(it Qt. Ittl.;l";""lti tut-uni. u... up a cunt ‘07
Elihl‘ltdiliid mn.h I" woo-In...” uni-l».- gltsalslaoLa who ng“
Gomn‘fl Milli H. :4. tloaut3tttll1ilfil 00. is. . boloooillnfl'dL ’1‘
391!“ Bhflmpl Lobcoo doo‘gyli up... no. iteatrh Avila. c~-,se|a IflL
Specrals
well on cooling, with the oxcootlou
All
“.*'.\>
-.-.U,';‘“ I, 1' 'i“!. ‘ILUI'I. ‘4- ‘1' ‘ n
House Dresses
The good atria: and excellent survicc or the gar-
mouta shown hon have won for as a widespread annular-
OPEOML: ‘
8T1“. cocoa: c at l nos-tin. I“ L
Pill? Old”? v‘m“, v“ m'vuapm" Qiflm IIaHIIL LOOIOiollc ur a“ . A
LWYOM M06 in. loioonoiloboo nu on “L. Ma .13, 33‘.” 3LLL
one» Mr tarantula. limo Bods and Cotonou. nor on. .01 not
Msicmwithfldonw Book"duarautao. our “10.0% .15
3 “3.. mmL find 5063 WNC‘L'IHHN alieihltl encore #4:»;0‘10' :23
.3 hilt-ads Biscuit. um momma; anchors. pu- PM...“ All
GIN“ 0! ‘1 “mil. WL lb‘. ohcllplol cooling L
"W. his now hind niacin "3‘ bottle .3.
' 3n.” {no}; H“ Li“
2304. mg: 3(er niobium and W it
n at on a mini an
Emhliuhvh 105?.
JUNE SALE OF UNDERMUSLINS
. IN CONTINUANCE
VERY TEMPTING VALUES 3I3N
l3 SUMMER GARMENTS
‘ The first day’s salepnsscd very briskly, and' 3 tom—
arrayL of AWhitc Ndiuéook plcutifully
adorned with embroidery and lace; luterminglcdavith a
sprinkling of dainty ribbon knots and bands, remained
’ Here we arc. ready ' for other
crowds with enough garments to satisfy all corners. » L
to sort out and arrange;
Bridgeport Advertissmeuts
o
Trinity Combinations.
These are great favorites
Corset Coral, DrochrfinuLtl Short Skirt are all
it is not possible to classify the
Laccount of the gathering of odd‘
combined in one piece.
assortment offered
55ch and dilicicnt values.
Long Shirts. .
“N All; \'. idc disbitmit‘lCV ilounocs length 36 38 and 40,
Embroidered and laco- 11in1niLcd.,wc1e $5300 and $6.00,
sizes 40 and 42,
Plain licnistitchcd, 36 inch length
Plain heinsfiichctl 42 inch length, were $4.00 A $é.98
Extra size embroidery. t1immcd,38—luch $1.75
'Japanesc Silk. black, white, and a few in light blue,
former vulucs from $6.25 to $7. 50, sizes. 34 i1) 44, $3 50-5
For Misses, for ages 12,14 and
Princess Slips;
many women, be—
89 (its.
Embroidered iliill lace«t1lmmcd length 40, 98 cts.
ane- trimmed w'eic $3. 75, lengths, 40 and 42. $2. 00
$2. 98
$139, and. $x350
. jig
it
16, A at $1.25 a‘n’ll
LLa Grecque Underwear._
tack: M Wm materials
Every [fluent ll mlcly made rind you can be as-
ourcd of hormonal: or (it and finish
The oat-loos thia- waoir speak clonaemiy, tor than}, . \ l‘l
98¢ 81:25 on 81.50. 3
Molar with emoticon llooao Dreaded It“... ¢
Mist 81.01“; twooloco House Drone» at ... .. . ‘A
The N E. RYAN COL
IL “Ail-"WON 11in
,_ too-rundown
Skirt and Driwe'r Combinations, as well as scum-rite
3 Second floor.
WHITE AND BLACK SERLGE WSUITINGS
A 4
pry;
For the neatcst of summer tailored wcnr. Wliiic
niib black stripcs,tl1rec different
designs, 42 inches
59 cts. a_ yard.
Dress Goods Section.
SILK MUSLIN.LL
Attractive colors for Motor Veils and Scarves.
Ptlalu shades, and only al‘ffl' in . close wont“ Silk
Muslin makes a very substantial icil' for counuou use,
and where cost is considered.
chiffon or silk voile.
one is skimming along the landscape.
In Geranium, Maize. Nile Green.3Cream and Blue.
19 cts. a yard. fornn"
much less expensive than
it looks just as pretty too, when
0
wire 25. Ms
\‘Cnsh Howls Section.
law.“
@112 E. ill. Eradi- illuminating
..
‘K‘RM“‘\‘\:‘\‘\‘ Q.\. ‘\‘l\‘\-\‘\‘\“ “
¥ ”1”;
it
it
9}
333 ,A
9%
0
Ivory woman or tests will concede the dilution“ of
our ‘iiouto Dresses... \ . 3
Then; mhuudneda or orally styled in porcaleh. lawns, ' ii
soarmtcltm. W. elm. trimmed with bias bands. ,»A_ L
Norwalk Chronicler