l! camp site Assortment of ._ Ladies’ House Dressesl It 791:, $1.00 and $1.49. LADIES’ KiMQh‘lOS at 1011, 351131111 $1.00. All Sizes; E. K. BANKS Mahackemo. Hotel Block south Norwalk . The Circulating Library With all the latest books for ac’ per day. .. Corns in and find out about it. WM. 1. 11111115 South Norwalk land Norwalk STATIONERY STORES WEATHER FORECAST. For Norwalk and vicinity: Probably fair tonight and Friday; 1 north and northeast winds. The a1ea of high pressure that was central over the North Central districts yeste1dayl has moved eastward and now overlies the northeast. The pleSSui‘e is also' high over the Pacific coast states. it " is low in the plateau region and in the! 'south.‘ The temperature has risen in the upper Missouri Valley and fallen in the northeast. __Generaliy fair wea- ther prevails, except in the southeast, where it is unsettled. Light to mod- erate rains have occurred 'on the north '"Paoiflc coast and in the southeast. ‘ WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY. Temperature: Low, 66; high, 72. Cloudy. Allie Hamilton, of Haviland street, is spending a few days in Jersey City. The St. Mary's Young Men‘s Club will hold a iii-monthly business meet- ing tomorrow night, Ray Sherwood, of the Norwalk Auto Supply 'Company spent yesterday in New Canaan on business. We. . Buckingham Post, No. 12, G. A. R.. will meet as usual tomorrow evening for-regular weekly business. Court Narruk, No. 1'18, Foresters of ‘Amerlca, will meet this evening in the hall in Water street, Norwalk. Sherman Comiuandery, No. 470, U. . O. G. 0., will entertain friends at a crazy pink social to be held tomorrow evening. ‘ The weekly business meeting or the Olive Branch Dodge, No. 19, Knights of Pythiag will be held this evening in its rooms, in South Main street. —Read the Clifford Pharmacy Adv. on page 4, column 5. , .— The Woman‘s Christian Temperance Union will meet at the home of Mrs. street, W 3 A special meeting of the South Nor. Robert Thompson. 51 First Friday afternoon, June 28th, at o‘clock. ‘ Pride of (‘ourt Nurruk Circle, No. 801, Companions of the Forest, are arranging for a lawn fete to be held at «11111 home or Mrs. John Dwyor, of East Norwalk, some time in July. d to it) o‘clock. fifth anniversary 1 of relatives and friends. Thieves have been line or the Dunbury and Harlem rail 1 Flagellum or the copper trolley wire ‘ 1 .. on and detectives employed by the ow u} - to tram it and catch thetbhleves. 11'; ”Priscilla M. 'Mellor, of Entieid. State Normay school, New Britain at Thompsonville. moderate ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. (iorham, of No. 8 West aereet will tomormw from I observe the twenty of their marriage, 7111111 plan to entertain 11 large number despoiling tho that! in the vicinity of the church in Considerable of the wire has been 11101» norm of the procuriy are endeavorihg tortoorly of South Norwaik, was one of the graduates this month of the dollafloiior. remedy it well known millionth. fliers, is now engaged no as» superintendent of 11111; Metro 11111111111 life insurance Company, with The last short calendar session of, the county courts will he held in Bridgeport tomorrow. has taken a position at the Holmes Miliinely in Monroe sheet. Attornm Nehemiah (1.5111liee all i Soul-l1 No111alk, is spending the (lay in New Huwn on business. Banner Council, of Liberty, will hold its semi'monthly business meeting this evening. llr. Edwin Everett Smith and his tercd water for the gardens to enjov White Mountains 10 spend2 months Mrs. liarrlet liieKlyn-Klopsoh, of Mothavenue, Norwalk, has moved to Bridgeport, where she will reside in the future. FrankMulhoiland, well-known ,.in flue hauling circles in this district, and located in Toledo, Ohio. is spending a few days in South Norwulk. ‘ Mrs. Bernhrd '1‘, Nattcford and da‘hghter, Miss Clara Natiel‘ord, of Wilton avenue. are spending the day in Bridgeport on business. W Miss Pauline Milit'l‘, of South .\'o‘r— walk, has been spending a few days 1115‘ the guest of her grandmother, Mrs. D. H. Miller in Georgetown. The semi-monthly business meeting of the I’aintcrs‘ & Decorators’ union will be held this evening in the labor lyceum, in Washington sirect. WW \l. llali, agent of the. State Board of Education, will be at the Lincoln} school office every Monday this sum-3 mer from 9 until 10 o‘clock to issue work certificates. .i. E. Stevens, of South Norwalla. has been appointed manager of the Sonneubcrg Music Store in Washing- ton street. Mr. Stevens is well known in the Norwnlks, having resided here for many years, and his friends will wish him success in his new position. walk Fire Dcpartmimi will be held on Friday Juno 28, at. it p. 111.. at Old Well Hook and Mulder Cmnpnuy'unuariers, to [take action on invitation from Dan-l bury Fire Department to uticud pio‘ ratio in September. Refreshments will be,aorvcd. WW. ‘1 The members of the Metropolitan Orchestra of Norwalk .mnde merry last evoning at the homo of Leo 11111 her, of Fair street, on the occasion of that ind'n birthday. lie is a member of the orchestra. Selections were rendered, 11111qu were played, and re— froahmontu served, all enjoying every moment of the party. WW , Master Edward F. Kearney, non of Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Kearney, 01‘ Pros. . pool. street, Norwnlk. who yesterday blow of! two fingers on his left hand while playing with 11 blast. in testing as comfortably as could be expected, and it is thought wll continue to im“ prove unless bloodpoiwninq sets in. Dr. W. 13. Burnett is in attendance. 1 Mrs. William A. Clark and daughter of Elwood avenue started yesterday on a tour oftho United Statemwliioh will occupy about two months‘ time. They left New York on (or Albany, 7 11111110.. Chicago, Shit. 1.111111 City, Yola- io‘w Stone Park to California, visiting nan 11.11.11.111 and Loo Ansel» is aiming to an Francisco than suing hardwood, Seattle, taking the lies mar to momma 111111 00111111. re \iiss Nata“) Byxbee. of Sit.an1-',f01d '25....__ 111‘ with a small amount of ice ‘ You want a =Ilefrigerator that will maintain a low temperature You want a reliable value for the right refrigerator moans health. Our line of refrigerators are charcoal filled and odorless and uses little ice and one that will keep food in a perfect condition and «they range ink price From $6. 75 up to $45 ' 'Lw-M A. .1. Collins a Go. A FOOL Is A MAN WHO THINKS EVERY WOMAN'S BLUBH I8 ' A STRAIGHT FLUSH. There are other men who seem to think any old thing that poul- try will eat is quite good enough for them. The careful poultry keeper knows better than this, while the wise, as well as careful. poultry keeper appreciates the great value of BONNIE HOME GROUND POULTRY FEEDS, which insure the very best poultry, minmpest broilers and the best layers. MANUEL T. HATCH. First in quality, last in price, always in the minds of its custom- ers—Bonnie Home Ground Feed for Horses, Cattle and Poultry. “MW Lg...___-w_.._'—‘_“__.._. m Certified Ice 1111111118 11111111 111 No. 54, Daughters ‘1 ll lied Ice” is a natural ice which haslbeen examined by competent. authorities and found to be pureand wholesome for all purposes. ed in water. tea, lemonade, etc, for drinking, without the slightest danger to health from the ice. ‘ . We desiie to inform our patrons that we handle Celtiiied Ice only “Certl , it may be freely use- Distributors for the Norwalks. Brookside Ice Company, South Nogwalk Charles T. Pickering, Norwalk Telephone 580 Final Clearing Sale of Ladies' and Misses‘ Suits, Coats and Dresses at such low prices that you can't. afford to miss it, as they must be sold because we nev- er carry anything over from one season to another. We also invite you to inspect our line of House Dresses, monos and “mate. The prices are low and styles correct. and be convinced. Ki» Come WE ALTER FREE. .. The Paris Cloak 8,1 Suit House 515 Main St.. Stamford. 33 So. Main 81., South Norwalk. . *mv—u—‘w W...” W HAVE NAMED PRESIDEN- TIAL NOMINEE SWETIME ' TONIGHT [Continued from First Panel ance was attached «by them to a report that Mr. Bryan was prepared to throw 'lila chips into Governor Wilson's has-,1 kot. Clark followers apparently think that. Bryanohus turned against the speaker, for they show some feeling because the Nebraskan's strength was lined up with the Wilson crowd on the vote last night. Up to the actual or» ening of the convention Mr. Bryan had treated both Clark and Wilson on equal terms as progressives 11f Mr. Bryan has deteimlned to wage his fight for progressive princi- ples1with Governor Wilson as ”his can- didate he has not made it known. The report “of the credentials com- mittee was the pending busineSs be fore the convention today. Confusion in the hall compelled an adjournment last night before the minority report‘ was left over. A tremendous flow of eloquence is expected to be turned; loose by enthusiastic adherents of‘ various men in proposing the names of presidential candidates. Nominat- could be read and the entire matter! Farms Wanted! Anywhere in Connecticut ,‘1 Did you, overhear of a arem being sold frbm " 1 a“For Sale" sign board? encvcr did This i 1, ‘ 1 EMBLEM 0F DISSATISFACTION makes a ' ‘ ‘ neighborhood look CHEAP. Would you seek a 1 ‘ . location where every farm was plastered with a .. j. “FOR SALE” board? Of course you wouldn’t ' It requires more than 11 “FOR SALE” sign to sell .1 property. It requires energy, hard work, years of cxperienc: and a thorough knowledge of the bus-1 pelts. We Have 56111 More Farms . I I in your county this spring than all other agents combined. As we have sold for OTHERS, why .1” not for YOU? GET}. IN ON A “LIVE WIRE” while you can. You have been on a “dead one” ' long enough Tear down your “FOR SALE” (1121- . tress- signal and pre are to wave the flag of vic- to'ry. Write us givmg full particulars, price, terms, etc. Padded prices will not be considered. WE HAVE HUNDREDS OF CASH BUYERS ’ Stripe-Hodges Company ' Real Estate Investments 220 BROADWAY NEW YORK CITY lug speeches will be permitted to go} the limit, but there is some sentiment in favor of timing those who rise to second the nominations. ' Here are the men who practically are certain to be put in nomination: Governor Woodrow Wilson of New Jersey; Champ Clark, of 11195011111;.l Speaker of the National House of Re- i ,plescntntives; Governm Judson liar . man, of Ohio, and licpresentaihc ()s- cm W. Undei 110ml of Alabama Then there will be the "native son" candi- date. Goveiuoi make of North Dalto- ta; Governor bluishull, of Indiana; Governor lBaldwin of Connecticut; and probably Governor Foss of Mass- achusetts. Possibly Senator John W. .Keru. of lndiuna, who ran on the [try- an ticket in 1908. may be placed in nom- ination, although Kern talk, which was active early in the day yesterday subsided as Wilson stock began to soar upward. The change in the 01 (lei of business of the conlention in placing the adop- tion of the plaiformafier the nomina- tion of a ticket, has inude the work of the resolutions comparatively easy. instead of an all night. session to hear the demands of all kinds of faddisis and idenllsis and to accomplish" the more important work before it. the committee found itself able to adjourn last night. at a reasonable hour Wlih another day before it at least within which to shape up the platform. énumber of the more important things under consideration had been turned over to individual members of sub- committees to work out. With coat discarded and siee1es rolled 11p Mr. iman is literally and figurativriv “111111111; wood. “ He is helping to build up a good substantial platform, but he is not disclosing the kind of wood that is being used. it is planned to fit the platform to the ticket. Mr. lBi'ynn has made it as plain _!— m ....... ~~._v__ E _ # I hourly and daily,” replied Mr. Bryan' to have a trustworthy fo‘undatiOn; significantly. ”Now, I can't say airy- The supporters of 1Wood1ow Wilson, thing more. 'I have been so very busy heartened by the so—called “Wilson- lighting bosses that I have not had Br1an‘ vict01y last night in the fig time to shave. " (for the abrogation Of the unit the in The delegates to the Democratic 11a? binding all the members of a state del- ltlouai convention flied into the conVen- egatlon to the views of a majority "in iiin hall singly and in groups today. the delegations were claiming that thief prepared for a long and cxcltcd 893- New Jersey governor would sweep the islon. convention today and secure the 1111111.- lt. was expected to be the day of the ination. 'i‘hey expressed the hope climax, the end of the loug campaign that Mr. 811.1111 might be induced to i l l I 1 A . WALKS Concrete, Cement, Flag (ICurb & Gutter Reset Old Walks Recovered (iGrading, Excavating, Team Work RAYMOND BROTHERS as he could to the members of the committee that all he desired was that it should be one. on which the pro gr-esslve could stand consistently. After the smoke of the first and sec- ond days” session has cleared away. senator i.11ke_ Lea, the aggressive young Tennesseean stands revealed as the recognized louder of the progres- sive forces in the c011veutlon. Sen- ator Lea is neither booming nor grooming any particular candidate for president, but he has shown that he intends to ieuvé uothingundone to Have you seen the 1913 Model of the Moy er Automobile ., You are cyordially invited to inspect it at our garage. We rent Automobles By the hour, day or week. Our chauffeurs are skilled and careful. OSCAR H. , RIVER 31111951- ‘niophono 681-3 BANKS NORWALK. CONN. secure the nomination or 11 real pro~ grossive. ' There has been little gossip thus far on the subject. of the vice-presidency. Probably no serious attention will be given to a running mate for the a111h~ dnrd bcuror until the latter has been selected. Some of those here predict that. the convention will ballot for several days on the presidency, while others bo- lieve it not improbable that only one session will be necessary for a choice. Meanwhile haltimore in doing the beat it can to entertain the visiting delegates, so well that they want to prolong their stay. The weather here O. B. Jackson thicilanlw Everything in the Optics on 11111111711“!- . ’ 1101111111111. " snow: as. Line Eyes Examined Free has been hot, however, and the doles gates shown a "disposition to spend " 1111 little time in the crowded conven- tion hail as possible. . 011 Tuesday night when the Speak- er‘s star was in the bucondanoy, the Clark. “Houn' Dog” song was heard everywhere, drowiiing the war cries oi all the other candidates. Last night, castration for Wilson reached Baiti- works there. their night. of 11111111111911. 1 Mr. Bryan‘s pretense at there-11111» news or in. 11111111111111 minute dem- more street End the dowutown hotel ;' dlutript and not all the Wilson lire 1- Followers of Wilson 12 ' 111de up turd down the street led by j. a hand and turning; red are. 11 111111 3: dons catsuit too with: this morals! V: , -' I ,. ‘ waged by the presidential aspirants. And as they came into the hall these delegates apparently were as much at sea as ever as to who would be the nominee. The various boomers of candidates were ready to start demon- strations and countcr-demonstrations' and it seemed certain that the delays balloting late into the evening. to deals and combinations during the forenoon, but not one of them seemed: *w’ ed at least by half. ties-and present Benedict 98 South tory. “w..." dare he EARLY as possible for 1 come out squarely and felt. that if this might be brought 4' about ultimate himself as the nominee today, some of the quoted as saying that so long as the 1- nam-ing of a progressive seemed incvi— would be such as to tlnow the actual twle it might be just as well to have. ,1 1 M1.Bryan lead the fight for a fourth" 111 sorts of rumors were afloat as time. Some of Mr. Biyan’s friends ins If five-thousand dollar cars could be manufactured on the gigantic scale of the Ford-Abel» cost would be reduc- were to be produced in small quanti- high maintainedntheir cost would be at least twice as much. Seventy-five thousand ncw Fords go into service this season—proof of their unequaled merit. The price is $590 for the roadster, $690 for the five passen- . get car, and $700 for the delivery car.— ‘ complete with all equipment, 5. o. b. Detroit. Latest catalogue from S. L. Norwalk—or direct from Detroit fac- for Mr. Wilson, victory was certain. Tliérc was renewed talk of Bryan. so-called conservatives being, (Continued on eighth page.) If Ford cars standards Main St, South ROYAL GROCERY COQ SPECIAL 181~2lbs.iinc GRANULA TED SUGAR . . . $1 00- Fancy PINEAPPLES, each 10¢_ Native PEAS, per 2quarts,.............................15¢“ '1 his is the week for canning siiziitbcrrics. Send in your 1 or» The Hatch 81 Bade Comp . IDU’i’H NORWALKI GUN". L
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