; till I?
recs ‘mvafi
I
m adorn ho'nw‘ALK EVENING , sanctum.
*OF_
One of the noteworthy points of our store is, It. Solid Rollabll.
lty. Our High Quality, Our Low Prices, our large and well select»
ed stocks, are facts not theories.
Coilins’ Quality has long been accepted by knowing furniture
wsnuasnnv, SEPT. 35‘, ‘19:.
I!
sire to work injury to the Republican
I party continues its campaigning.”
The temporary chairman compared
the present situation in particular
with conditions which existed in 18th
and .1890, when he sold, "the outlook
for the success or the Republican
party had for II time been discourag-
ing." The success of the Republican
cause in those campaigns, he prophe»
sled. would be repeated this full.
“Every Republican vote cash for the
Democratic ticket." he declared “will
:be wasted and will only tend to mugL
inlfy the future strength and nuisance
value at the Progressives." .
Mr. Guthrie gave three reaSons why
. Developing
and Printing
The best of work. Try us once and
TSpecialValues children Cry for rIethIerIs
' min—w-
‘ White and gray full size
Blankets ......... 70o
,.All Linen ToWeiing at.
I ’ 10c and 12 1-26
Extra. Hémvy Linen Table
‘ Dumas ...... soc
Bill Towels 10c, 12 1.20, 250
All Linen Damask and Huck
Towels ..,...........I25o
#1“ A...
IE. K. BANKS
Mlhackemo Hotel Block
South Norw-lk
you will always remember the place
for good work.
At Both Stores.
WM. P. BEERS
The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been
in use for over 80 years, has borne the sl'gIInturo of
and has been made under his pic
sons] supervision since its infancy
Allow no one to deceive you in this.
South Norwalk. Norwolk.
'HI'II'QI
buyers as the standard of merit it an article is here We good
We have faithiuily considered the furniture needs and offer a choice
line of seitsonable furniture that will bring brightness and comforts
the Republican
fulfilled its duty in refusing to nom-
IIationul conventltm
Ail Counterfeits, imitations and “ JIIstr-ns-good ” are bull ‘
Experiments that trille with and endanger the health»!
Infants and Children—Experience against Experiment.
to the home inane Col. Roosevelt:
_ “In the first place," he said "the A
' . _ nomination of an ex~Prcsident of the hat is I R IA
0 ' Ins O. unified antes}? a third term wlorld Oastoria is a. harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pars— L
Q I have been II I o ation a. an unwr t on gorio, Drops and 8001211111" Syrups. It is pleasant. It
11110 91111111111111“ by Washington, Jef- contains neither Opium, orphlno nor other Narcotic
lemon, Madison and Monroe and M substance. Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
W .. lowed ever since. The common sense and alloys Fevorishness. For more than thirty years it ‘I
has been in constant use, for tho relic! of Constipation,
Flotulcncy, Wind Colic, all Teething Troubles and
Diarrhoea. It regulates the Stomach and Boweis,
assimilates the Food, giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children’s Panacea—The Mother’s Friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALwAvs
Bears the Signature of
of thoughtful and patriotic men must.
convince them that. nothing could be
more danger-one than to permit any
‘iudividual, however popular or elo-
quent, to wield the power of the pres
idential cities for more than two
terms.
Colonel Roosevelt, he declared “had
fomented more than any man living
the discontent and class hatred exist-
ing among our people; he had assail-
ed the judiciary and undermined the
confidence of the peeple in the inde-
pendence, integrity and impartiality
of our judges; he had advocated rev
olutionary doctrines; he had shown
that he despised constitutional re-
nudists, he had held us up to the con
ltempt ol’ the world as politically aI
idlshonest people, and he was known
.to be a Socialist at heart although
It’s not a boast—«it's a promise-when I tell you
that I am selling the Best Poultry Feeds
And I don‘t end by. saying I will give the best—I do it.
know something or my store and mill. equipment, and the length of
time I have been at it. you will say that we ought to make good i’eed
at any rate. It you know some of my customers you can learn that
I do make good feeds: the best, and no other.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
It you
First in quality, last in price, always in the minds of its custom-
ers-Bonnie Home Ground Feed for Horses, Cattle and Poultry.
MW”
liIEIv IIIIIK llEPllBLlllAll
convsuuou IIIIIIIEIIIII
(Continued from first. page.)
WEATHER FORECAST.
For Norwalk and vicinity: Rain
this afternoon and tonight. Thursday
cloudy in the morning, followed by
rain. For Connecticut; Rain to
night and probably Thursday; brisk two oi? the questions to be deter-
easterly winds. probably high oil the mined by the Republican state com
coast The storm that was centralimittee, that meets at noon today
yesterday morning near Atlanta, Ga morning, and
’.seemed settled this
Inolved norltiheztistwnrt‘iX agd “Istnhow (3:;- these were the names of the tempor-
ra near a eras, .-, . as - . .. ‘
duccd heavy rain during the last 24 “1501:1331 £3333” Egzhfiiurm re.
hours as far north as New York city. mained to he disc-“SS” and it may
Baltimore—reported 4.94 inches, Phila- not be until Friday, the very day when
delphia 3'00 inches, Atlantic City 1‘86 the nominations are expected to be
Inches. New York, 1.]. inchestand made, that the ticket is determined.
Albany 139 inches. The other a orrn The leaders to'duy made no effort
that was central over Oklahoma, has; to disguiISe this situation. in fact,
moved northward said is now (flair: most of them called attention to it
.;::;8Lr;nn::::a. N5: lighegllafd his with pride, as evidence that the cou-
changed but little during the last 24 vention w“ to be unbossed, ‘und
hours. An area of high preSsure, cen- that ”’0 1181*?38193 1he1n§91193 “0111!!
tral over Nebraska, is producing low select the” 1101111119911 “hen the Con-
temperatures in the western sections. “3mm“ met 11110111 110011 WNW. they
Freezing temperatures were reported expected ‘11 ct‘lect II temporary organ-
ag far south as Kansas ization, name committees and then ad-
journ to lot the committee on resolu»
lions prepare the platform.
The alignment at leaders and dele-
gates, if any such formation could
be said to exist. resolved itself, first
or all, into two general camps, al-
though between these )here was no
distinct separation. Some believed
that the paramount duly oi the con-
vention was to nominate a. ticket and
adopt a platform which should be
most helpful to the national standard
bearers. Others said they felt that
while the national candidates, of
course, should not he lost sight of, the
main lookout wus'lo elect a ltcpub.
llcnn governor. William Barnes, Jr..
-_...._..._. mute chairman, received visitors from
The condition of Harold \‘udln, who “1110113 individual leaders, last night.
is suffering rom a gram)”. oi me} but so far as could be learned foiled
rskuil us the result of u i’IIll llom one 10 "Nike known his 0110109 fol cundi
or the local trolley curs remains about 11111011 11 1115 111111 8115' (3110101? "1m 100
The Kind You have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years
'l’fll CERTAIN! OOHPAHY. fl MURRAY ITRIIT. NEW YORK cm.
u
«mm—M H- —---._—"'_=r——.
Fail and Winter Campaign, 1912
iprotestinl, that he alone (ould saw.
Ithe country from Socialism. All till-II
11119151311911 1118 ability 1115 Eloquenwnworld‘s gold production which lr0m|Namarns, the Debs and the Parks '
11115 91111111110“ 1115 319‘“ 119180111” 1111131850 to 1800 averaged 120 millions per (who in truth shamefully misreprec
netism his lielce and tireless energy, 1annum and was $130 650 000 in 1391 gem the great 111(1onin of law—abiding;
as cell as h'5 insatiable “mbmon’llncicased to fully $461000, 000 in Mill, and patriotic members of these or— ‘
his impatience with any rule of law the rapid imrease of population with- ' ganjzatious"’ he said “has forced into
.that 911111311 01 1119611911 his own will, out a. con‘esponding increase of the this campaign an unparalleled attack»
his determination to rule 01‘ full]. the‘ production of fOOd and other DECB‘S- upon our judicial 5y atom and the ad-
111““ A1111 11” we” 1103111111118 miseries of life the flocking to the city IIIinistration of juslite And I regret
perceive that his enthusiasm was In and the abandonment of the fax-1n the m have to sax that no man has done
”1&1 101 1119 11191111 111111 1‘" 11°11'91" than enormous appreciation in land values more to foment this hatred of the 111'»,
.101 11111111111911 13111 1113 1913’ 11011111111” Ithe increase in the price of materials, diciaiy than ex- -President Roosevelt.”
lity, similar in many respects to the the higher rates of wages and thei State issues fig ured only briefly in L
I1101’1111‘1‘111’ 01’ Keanei 111” sand lo‘idemease in the number of hours of the tempotary chairman's address.“
"”1101 and Of Bry,nn the P"D“Hfitwvvorlt; the exhaustion of some sources [is made the following suggesuons
was likewise the weakness of Roose- 10f supply. higher standards of living, ml. the state platform- ,
Optician
velt as the candidate of a great party. lextravagance \ln public expenditures,
The qualities which attract and mfikeiand the withdrawal of armies of
«him 1’09“!” with the unthinking, re civil servants from productive indus-i
Everything_in the Optical Line
Eyes Exatrlined F‘ree ‘ . : 172:;13:36111,15::Ilg‘l)1ttifcu,l’ the 801161'111111‘1911Iltry"
JEDDO---PLYMOUTH---H. W. A. i . ,
COAL
IN ALL SIZES.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
u WALL eraser
NoIthALK.
PHONE m.
0. B. Jackson
(1) An honest election law provid-
ling for free and honest primaries in
lplace of the Levy law; (2) the EGDR-.
liatlfln of the judiciary ballot so that
"A thiId reason why the majority: instead of the initiative, the Refer- judicial candidate may be present-
in the Chicago convention should not ,endum and the Recall, Mr. Guthrie ed on their individual inertia “a with-I
have cast aside President Taft 'andéfiaid what the country needed was 0:“ a party label, (3) a Workmen’o I
have nominated ex- President Roose- men of higher character and gIeaIer! (ompensaiion A“ that will be just“;
‘9" was ”9‘11"” 1° 11“” done 3" competency in our le islatures and in and fair to bath employee and employ,-
would huIe been an act of pollticall g ‘ er, (4) E? state constabulary charged
treachery, ingratitude and dishonord, Iwnh ”Ohm duly thioughout the state;
President Tm had earned and d889,“. “The hatred of the collltB whiohl (5) business methods and economy in;
ed renomlnatlon for great and faith ‘the Progressives share in common 1‘11? "3110113 departments of the state; ,
tul service to the nation and to the with the Socialists Anarchists and 111111 (63 1111191 P11111101” and an 311'
party." populism and that part of organized ‘nual examination audit and report on.
Mr. Guthrie defined the great is labor 11.1111 labor unions typified and the ploceedings expenditures and ma.
goes at the national campaign as fol- represented by such men as the Mc suits of ouch depaIIment.
‘ lows: "" """"‘-
"First, the constitutional right and
power oi! Congress to protect Amen
=icon industries and to preserve our:
present industrial systcmi secOnd, the
threatened overthrow of the represen-
tative system or government in state.
and nation by the introduction of the1
W.1...__._W ..
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY:
Temperature: Low, 67; high, 83.
Partly cloudy.
Mrs. Sophia Abraham was admitted
the Norwalk Hospital yesterday for
medical treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. .1. Frederick McMahon
of Hamilton avenue. have gone to
Washington, I). C, for a few days.
Congress.
Automobiles to Rent
By the hour, day or week. Our chaulfeurs are all skilled and care-
ful Inch.
SEE THE 1913 MODEL MDYER GAR. Now ready for immediate de-
OSCAR H. Billings“
RIVER STREET Telephone 1390
Sam Shllepsky, of Winnlpnuk, was
admitted to the Norwalk Hospital,
and operated on yesterday by ilrs.
'l‘rhl‘ey and Clark. The patient is do.
his as well as can be expected.
This Week’s Specials
Extra Large Size and Heavy lI‘ull Bleached Turkish Towels; n regu- 1L
“10 same. N0 llidillfl‘ hull hm.“ m curly even to llllk plum“ paid Smnuol ‘ . 1511‘ 250 towel. Special ill, each ......................... 15¢
I nitlutive, referendum and recall, and
ported, h, Koeniu. 11111171111111 01 1111‘ New “1111 Damask Napkins, full bleached, all Ipretiy patterns; sold by other
_m county connnlticu, utter his talk with third, the assault upon the adminis, stores at Be Our special price each 1
Thu Epworth ltiiiifllle "hot dos” pan the aisle chairman. lrntlon of justice m American courts."i 13 i 1 ll . . 1 ' , .... . """""""""" 4A¢
iv at the home of We» \lm‘v ilIIIIi ii The most elunillrnnt of 'llr llurnca‘ Almost the only reference M!" (lath-j no, 1 cached TM ed ltoller Toueling, fast salvage. Special.
, . ‘ . - I . I I . . _I‘ yard .....................................................
Raymond street. lulli (Ivcllllug Willi ii informal coIIloI‘cIIIIIIII resulted from THE BEST IN TOWN ”0 mode to the DenIOIratic preaiden ‘
tiul candidate was in his discussion: Women's 52 inch Black Broadcloth Coats. silk trimmcdr halt lined
i
great success and all who attended the visit mm him by F‘ruavr’pk (‘1:
““10““ the evening in ”w "mmhnwd BMW“ “1"“ ”mm” ”Mum" “um i , HAVE YOU TRIED 1T1 otulhe thrill. 1. with guaranteed satin; a regular $18.00 value. For this week
Wily that “111‘“ 1111111” 111“- 1111111'? 111‘ love for i‘ cosmos in ( lmutuuuua c-oun I We have our new machine WOT”!!! 110" Md "0 1113111118 80011 A” 1’01"}th out by a Republican "1E only """"" """"""""""" $121”)
lighii’ul. Thorn wan» about llllll,‘ 1y, I} in...” (hilpglulm, n “he lulu-nod 2 ice cream. Our delivery service to prompt. Congress. ho “Md' "although we may; Crib Blankets, special '''''' ' IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 17¢
Drown! despite lilt' lil‘ll‘lni‘mi 01 ”W‘IIIImI to prom! burnout the selection, “”w b“ willing 1° ““1" free cqupotl-l 1 case ol.‘ White Blankets, blue and white border good size, and
weather of William II. muhliu on IIIInporuIy; RUNDLE!S BAKERY lion with huropcnna, We cunnOi be weight Our price, pair .. .......................... 45¢ .~
K or (3.. (mnlifll‘lnlon llmlucll :hmrmML h llllll “W" “mum mm] ?::I:dc;?nlgfiil:)10!$it‘h ‘XISIISSSEGZHE:
)llol lam owning in the Catholic (‘lub ”1;” 2:23:33," "2‘31?than;$331211,i "ORWALK' ”WT NORWALK" across the Pacific Ocean, with con- south Norwa‘k Dry GOOdS 009
house in West avenue. Tllrtto new ”mm“ m" k'wmm or ”W convention. alontly cllcllpcnlnig freight and pas- (INCORPORATED)
members were initiated. A uomloah
inc IIoInInitIoo of live was nllpolbtcd
lay IlIII chair to not hill or names for
the different oillccu of the council and
Mr. Danica, it was IIIIctIrIIIlIIuIl, declin-
ed to nuIItIllon any more against lhol
rallllcsilon ol‘ Mr. llulhric in the cow‘
, i waited. and 1th built-l was the! oven
1" "111”” ”“9 ”"1"“ 1" ”"1 unuua it such an attempt should be made it
"Milling Willi?“ 1" 111 1’11 11"") ”MI 3' would have little or no success.
1'1“” 1"" "0111111“"11 I)” were later i The boom ol‘ James W Wadsworth.
"'1‘”? 11111011“de “”11”“ annulled,“ Job Hodges and William 8. lion I
was decided.01her routine business nail. the three candidate! who have
“'1‘“ 11‘1”““11‘11 publicly declared themselves, were
“““““ “WWW” kept to the from by their supporters.
. Km “my“ r n l. we but the general atmosphere oi spoon
311:“1011-IT1‘9 “”11?“ all” in iatinn fostered the promulgation oi!
1;” L “1' "3 ‘1’" 1" I” (2 aw“ ’ 1'” normal other inacttre candidates. it
1 1311“ “‘1’” ”9‘51“” 11‘ 1’9 11°19” ”5' _ in» expected that the committee on
Munich: it’s lucky sometimes to he resolutions would most u soon as
5 13111111 the first day a session of the convert»
A colored preacher, In closing his 1
or presentation tomorrow. The fit»
sermon. addressed the congregation 1mm cadres-o
"And now let us pray for the people {or
or the uninhabited portion of the slot:
earth." "
pluck, or planks, that
have provoked the most discus
. ,
,_ 3AM'POA, N. 1.. Sept. remit ob
. this: so Theodore more and the
Aisle: o! the own: party in
nation and shit! when the mom
of whiten n. outline, team's
oestrus today W the mansion
lion eluded and draw up the platform .
...W.W_..pw My)». ”p .WWWW.WW, mm
New Fall Goods Are In and Ready for
Your Inspection
To those who want the pick at the finest and nswmt goods pro
dared this season. we say some early. The Omen we show will
plea“ your eye. the values we odor will pious your pocketbook.
Call at once and see ourimmenne stock oi new LADIEB' AND
Minolta” slurs, LONG GOATEI. WAIth‘l. DREfiBEfl.BKlRTB, PET-
TTCOATB AND COliBiil'i‘il.
TH! ITYLE BT07“! FOR LADIES.
The Paris Cloak BI Suit House
5.; Main at.) handout. u so. as. at. South omII:
Hunger rates, are populations ‘M 50,-
000,000 In Japan, 450,000,000 in Chino,
300,000,000 in India and they will lur—
nish cmcicnt labor at wages ranging
from 0 to 30 cents a day lor twelve
hours work on the some kind of much
ines at which American men and we.
men are working. Shall we now open
the flood gates? Shall we now elect
as president the historian who but a
few years ago in the quiet and impur-
tisl atmosphere of his study declared
that 'theae some Chinese were far
more to he desired than most of the
course crowIthot came crowdlnll at
our Eastern ports.’
"Many are now telling the people,”
continued the chairman, “that the
tariff is solely responsible for the
high cost or living, and {or the prev-
alence of social unrest and discon-
tent. This is not truck
menu are worldwide and exist abmsd'
a: mach as, it not more than, they
exist here. In England. which has no
protective dull; the complaint against
the high cost of living has been even
louder than here. The this can»:
at the mama: more!” in the cost
Such phone. ,
28. 30 and 32 SOUTH MAIN STREET
W ”.0... aw“.
@ leRl SP Bill
25 sums Pass Wl'l'H 1 pouuo cow-Isa AT ......... more
20 sums vase WITH 1 POUND cor-Iran AT 82°
15 STAMPS FREE WITH 1 POUND con-Isa AT ................. soc
VERY BEST FLOUR, LARGE BAG .,............ ....... “6
18 POUNDS GRANULATED SUGAR FOR ..... '1!”
WE GIVE 8. AND H. STAMPS. ASK FOR THEM.
The Great A8111 Tea Company"
124 WAOHINGTON I13. GOUTH NORWALK
Dollvorln mo a. In. and mo 9. m
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