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3 to the N. E.‘ Ryan Co‘s store.
3 3 3FRIDAY', 58317118, 1914
at 000115
Sale
——
Our stock a! Percales, Bed Spreads,
Aprons; Embroideries. Lacesand other
Wash Goods. Md by water, we et-
10! 10! sale at Bargain Prices.
E. K. Banks
Inhackomo 1111.1 9111911; I... 11min.-
WEATHER FORECAST.
1
3 For Norwalk and vicinity: General- :I
1y fair tonight and Saturday; moder- 3
ate variable winds. The southern dis-I
turbance is central this morning on g
the Gulf coast near New Orleans. It i
is causing high winds with heavy.I
rains on the coast between Louisiana
and Florida. Pensacola, F3111” reported
hours. The area of high, pressure eon~
tinues over the Lake region. Moder-
ate temperatures prevail in all die-
tricts east of the Rock Mountains.
WEATHER A YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Low, 62 ; high,
7631i Rain. ‘
1
, Miss Kate Northrop of Norwalk is
visiting relatives in Springdale
P Mr and Mrs Williams of Norwalk
spent Sunday at Sands Bishop 9, in
SprlnadsiIe
, u
, ' ~- 33331345,; II
cue: Waterbury dndzfsmily of 1499‘
Ridge,I have returned from a summer
spent camping at west Rotont ’l
. 11- .....
—Dancing. Red Men’s Hall Upper
IlNorwalk Sat. Eve. Admission 25c
Miss Edna VanName oi East aven-
ue, New Canaan, was the guest of rela-
tives in South Norwalk, Sunday.
Mrs. F.‘jC. Granell of Mi'rtle avenue,
Springdale; is spending a few day!
With-her slsten in South Norwalit; 1
——-South Ends vs, Norwaiks, Amuse-
ment Park, 3 p. m.. Sunday.
3 Charles Waters of South Norwalk
has been spending a few days with his
aunt Mrs. Henrietta Bloomfield. High
{Ridge 3 .
For smart. new” styles in hosiery.
'gioves. neckwear. hand bags.,sweatere.
and fashionable dress accessories go
—'3Dancing, Red Men's Hall, Upper
lNorwalk. Sat. Eve. Admission 25c.
outlineotRust-Ctlft le-
daemon edition at our
stores.
Typewriters to Rent, $3.00. 9.
Also Sold an Easy Terms at
DONNELLY S
2.92 inches of rain during the “Hit 24 81ATIBNEHY AND BOOK STORE
1. SOUTH MAIN STREET.
S
Compo ,1
Westport: Conn
89”,
Steaks. Broilers and all Sea Foods in
season. Arrsnlb’ments can be made
tor banquets upon short notice. 1
coucenr av oncueslraa
1 . , mflggwx vsumo. .
“1911019119 fountain-u “If wwdbmrt.
.1
Nos-walk
.»
Month.
At
inn
P.‘
9 inc ‘ («loud (or
3Willia'm E. Smith. Dr. and Mrs. B.
H. Keeler and their son, Benjamin. at-I
tended the wedding of Miss Mariam
Close in Norwalk. Wednesday after-
noon of last week. —New Canaan Mes-E
senger. ‘
mentIPark, 3 p. m.. Sunday.
Apropos 33ot. the increase in cost of 3. ' '
many articles especially those of for-
eign origin, we have received direct
information from Sir Joseph Beech-
am (the proprietor of Beecham' s Pills)
that he has not increased his price
to thp trade and will not do so, and
that there is no reason why any
increase should he demanded by any-
one. 1
'—-South‘1E3nds vs, Norwall'rs. Amuse
meat Parks 11‘. 111.. Sunday.
———-€-—’————-——-—-‘-
P. H. Fielding will Wire for electric
-ity the new house erected 3on1315 Main
street. by V. C. Smith. =1A permit was
issued yesterday. I - «
The case of John Flannigan. arrest-
3, ed yesterday morning .on North 'Msln ; 1
0'“! made to cm honest lea-vice Iand
are sold for honeys
street. by on‘cer Wallace 11.3mm,
tor drunkenness, was continued until
tomorrow morning.‘ ,.
__,
SPMAL TH!S WEEK.
m HEPATICA.
”93", uI13I3I;Io.-.essdaI--I-Ic 11¢
06
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. . Roscoe's
~SouthIEnds vs. Norwalks.I Amuse-I31.
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Workmonshr 3
Molerie 4
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12% v11
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some Norwolk.
1 ‘ 11319 Us Your Order
Left to Jingle Mérriiy 1n :
Your Pocketbook ' ‘ :-
Madisnouosr
Pare- .1
Cocoa
1;;qu . Process Butter; 3 IchI
Very I.Good,
Special Combination Flour Sale
of oppular brands including 3'
Jones, Gold Medal, or Pilleurys
1 mg Flour 781:3”
Creamery Butter
' in posts ‘
ldpening speech. last night.
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Senator Lester D Peck, of War - “ "
who is chairman of the Democratic
convention in Hartford, delivered the
Mr: Peck said? Gentlemen ol the
convention: 1One time Bismarck
said or Gladstone "That his love for
oratory handicapped his statesman-
ship" 80 with that in view I shell The workmen‘s compensation 33333
not incur needlessly another liability-.331“ pass the last General. Assembly.
1 shall take but little of your im- 1‘ was one of the most important
nor-unit time this evening. I was pieces of state legislation that has
muchatnused in the reports publish- be“ hem“ us in years." It was
ed in the were of Senator Brande- hurriedly buried without- mourning
trees‘hpoaoh‘ as chairman of the re_ or crepe. no requiem mass attended
11111111111111 some convention. He laid 1‘ by "‘9 WWW“ (“mm Assembly
Welt stress on «the fact that Wood which was a republican majority-
row was”? is ,a,!nin0rity president We have thrown off the yoke. of
0.! the United States. the past highw'ayi commissioner. It
Gentlemen, he did it with the he couldn't, be done with. a republican
lie: that m9“ of his republican senate and 1 think that you will agree
friends who wore-11311111111; to him did there is a general improvement in the
not know *hltiAhral'am Lincoln was lobbies of capital in consequence of
minority pregidént 50 we have mug the change of the officer.
trious history repeating its-ell And The whole state- ticket was elected
it may be that Mr Bx‘andegee did as you know. The comptroller in-
not know it. If he is a broad guage troduced “mm ”‘W 9.90n0ml98- by
man We will assumb he did not know which th state profited instead of
it. unless he even wished to “mm”. himself The secretary or state ask-
feel all of3 the people that might read ed 13"“ 50"“ legislatioh Wthh Was
ed by a republican iegislature‘
his speech I most necessary; it was non- partisan.
Senator B'randeg’ee cries for tab The democratic senate passed it. The
The good
coming of Messiph in the shape of Republican party killed 11
a dead McKinley. to restore their reads bl“ making many state trunk
lost virtues. He thus intimated “"93 was passed by the-3 democratic
there is no one aliVe to lead them senate The republican house des.
from their wilderness. 1=I>ie Waves the troyed 11
“bloody shirt of the perfidlous South" I knew 30f the charge against the
. 1 can find no reference from him democratic lulfilmont of administrw
to the remissnesn of the last republi— tion that savers of incometency in
can legislature. which I shall speak the conduct 'of the state affairs.
‘4 lb. Canl’remiumPureBakingl’owder 25c
12 Oz. Bottle Pure EIxtract _ 20c
Tot
Y0.“
Salt Mackiirel
Large, NeIIwIIIIM
Fish 3
"3 “for ”251:
mlet Paps
7 Rolls 25c
Condensed Milk, 3 Cans 29c
Full Sized Cans Pure- Rich Milk
'f"
«11,3?
Laundry Soap
:“51110jiiarsizSc
.311
';-.
Dozen-Sc 1
ull‘il3
Lard Compound Pure Il2c,l4c lb.3
10 Stamps Free with the Following
.1 bot. Ammonia xoc
rpkg. PremiumBrandFadna.....3.1..............~... rec
xpkg. PremiumBrandCOrnStarch- me
I jar Cocoa 196., 150., qts., 25c
4PyramidFlyCatchers soc
1 bot. Onion, CeletyorPepperRelish ro'c_
me
1 pkg: Whole Pickling Spice
3EXtra Stamps Free with Teas and Coffees.
IoStamps Freewithrlb. Coffee 25c“
Saictviiiatches == "
of further 1 shall not take up any When the democratic party is accused
ldefcnse 01th absurd and childless of all the negligences that the hu-
‘éharges against the national adminis- man mind can co11jure.Iur1e of the
-——
Foot of OrchardSt.
men's Supplies. Teols, Eta, Sewing
Machine, Carpets and other Household
Articles. .
Saturday Sept. 19
’ .
—.. r-
Audion
-511...
Legrand Jennings“
Place '1 ‘
33‘;
Norwalk
Launch. Rowboat, Boat and Dystepv
If stormy, next fair week day.
Benjamin Allen, Auctioneer
tration We stand by ' that as a motives of, the charges may confident-
.party- unified \‘vitli Wide ‘ ly be inscribed to thé poignant regret ?
I We near} {he republican party for with Which the replib'llcans hens
;our contrast. It has many opportu'nL seen the democrats rooting itself into ..
‘tles under wonderful advantages for the hearts of most 01 the people by
the correction or ins and evils that we device Of lanox. efilcientl), and of
I-‘dp‘prea‘a thé péople n jgnored them. a justice born in the conviction pe—
lAnd n w they weep and beseech ‘01- Clllial" (0 every human (.OIlM 1011511933,
Ixanothqyfiohnn'og, «stating that they will that the right’ to life. liberty and pur
{be different if afforded another trial 111111 0I happiness is no illUSiOn
;='pr01iding they can find a man 0‘ Perish the interest 01f democracy;
McKiinley' sxty.pe 5, ._ perish all of our future attainments
I 3slhnally~te3eilthe honor that has rather than “'9 “1300319 strike 0“?
been conferred upon me as the tem» ”0‘" 0" 3W“k ""9 W ‘1‘ '17‘ ll'llt-ll’
portry chairman of 1m, democrati‘ of the wrong agaiiisa the xighi.
state convention. Repeaing in me, I ‘9‘“ ll hardly worth lllu while [0
11 does the opporgumw of addressfng touch upon the national administra-
you. my collegues. on tho eV’e of our "On-1‘ is only a few 37110“th 81-30
campaign for the need and necessity that the republicans and their re-
of m"- hm: undertakings for the publican press were howling de-
1common weal of this Splendid state risively with their baboon mockery
Fof‘CIonnecticut‘. -.1 . . “Watchful Wditing.” “Dollar Diplo-
1 Wm many here of ac- "1305'." _ "The Lean Schoolmaster '1
dnaimences 11111111111 yearn stifle bin 1' W“ “he" emelfix of Ndlculfimy a .
”to ii height at Where has it gone?
master. tonight by the
and wider representled )ere by you,
_Vahpuid be inspired Where is the
scream of the hycna which hungers
gentlemen There were Pome that {18' IO feed “DOD the bodies Of the dead;
11 ‘0 be here a,“ can} no longer the helpless dead? Has the unspéak-r
forties SWIM Miss ‘them sadly. them able. the unbelievable horror at the
delightful personality and delicious bl00d the wine Of men's bodies
dom’panlonghip shall never be for. drenching the foreign soil. slaggered
gotten. Their patriotism. their sense the minds of these irresponsible be-
of duty. and inescapable eyes in the' “188. cloven thell‘ tongues. hfluntcd
detection of political wrongs has their 3'69D1 With the gory dreams Of
woven a spirit or watchfulness with- the" Unanswered prayer?
in us. that is a part of their llxing So it has happened we have a dem-
breath willed to us We shall take ocralic president, Woodrow Wilson.
that herttage and go on courageous- W116 With fiat-lily. has used his rare
ly and unfalterlngly.vowerB.111applying them with" wisdom
It hardly seems necessary for me to and justice. to the end that we was
enter into long review of the recent HOE needlessly sending a great army
past In 1910 the democratic party of men marching to their eternity.
elected a democratic governor. Sime- The republican party COHtend that
on E Baldwin ' th'ey are the favorites 'of the gods
But that was not all 3of its achieve. and fate; That they Were in fact
ménts at the time. The democratic born pmvidentially. punctunuy in
party elected 'Ebme 45 additional in the nick of time, where the DiVlne
members of the legislature which Tzuth had been sifted trom all the
indicated a great reversal of politl- errors of the mankind of the uast.
cal opinion And political opin10n the dead past. and they now stand
is above all public opinion. There reincarnated The 'xreat diflference
was also a. gain 0; state senators is that we think there is only a litI-i
Yet at that session the senate and tleabout them that is right and we
house were so overwhelmingly re- know much that is wrong.
publican t’fiat we could do nothing At a senate dinner just prior to
but. protest for legislation that was the close of the last General Assemb»
needed. But out of our protests ly one of the republican senators
there came something.‘ The mighty stated “My experience with this dem-'
rv
intelligence shriek of the ghou19IWherc is the
v
“ _._I'_..._- -_._
No advance was made in the price
or AJAX Tires;
The makers of AJAX Tires, guar-
unwed in writing, 5,090 miles. sought
no unfair advantage nonr- motorists. '
They did 1.1011111111111111: 111m in‘ .
list'prioesofMAX'I‘lreafi Advances-
of“!
mended by other more ‘of standard
tires. No goading of an .outriig‘ed
American people forced down the
prices of AJAX Theo; The 311099 or
TIRES
1.2 to 20 per cent: mne-
Telephone 371
IsstpSFreeudthrmmee 39c
zoStampsFreewith1lb..Cofiee................
soStampsFreewiIthxib..Tea 40c
_4oStardpsFreeWIith'xlb. Tea
GoStamps Freewithxib.'l-‘ea . I6oc
East Indla Tea Co
125 WaShington Sis
We Give and Redeem Premium Stamp.
50c
11
-....35¢
14
ear—«he attentive ear. was listening.
and public opinion was being for-
mulated and its birth in great num-
bers were to be born at the next
state election in 1912.11: was na-
tion-wide and our opponents ' were
speechless in their undisguised as<
sonishmenf.
At the last state election. 1912,
We again reelected our governor,
the Honorable Simeon E Baldwin,
and again repeating the successes of
the previous election and gaining a
greater number of the legislature
members. The same thing occurred
in the senate but even more so; as
5*.
~911—
We AreNowPrepared to Show
Unexcelled Lines
31131 New Fall Goods, Including
Dressy, servicCable KID GUOVES at $1.903 pair and up.
Charming
$1 1.00.
to
Fashionable HAND BA GS, of lfit‘hfl or velvet, 98c”
to $500.3 .1 11
1.N
PETTIOOATS
tuberous smart styles in GIRDLES
Pd“ Si’i‘ms‘ibmgha
nan ancy R118 NSfor . ..
of satin messaiine and Silk lusty. .
HOSIERYd-Every dealra'ble' Weight
You are always sure oi finding here wine is newest
andbut, at reasonable prices. . .:
38toS35. oo.
WEAR SETS, 259 y
3m.
and lands
3 - Extent.
LINGERIE WAISTS from 981:3 to $3. 00. _
Smart styles' in SILK WAISTS, =_.$T 9 3
. COLLARSII, VESTEES and use;
years. or more. a majority 01 Bevel!
democrats in the upllfir
branch. We miséed. a majority 0f
about 5 in the house. '
I shall not dwell on the leglfila‘
’tion that was enacted to any 33!th
There were a. number of
bills that passed that democratic sen-
ate which were killed 1113 the republi-
ca'n house. Among them the dir t
primaries bill; the election of te
county commissioners; the election or
- Judges by towns and cities for their
local courts.
Each and every one of these public
needs Might be spoken or in a. way.
post your patience this evening. The
Juggling in the Judiciary comm-itt'ee
on the- city court Judgeship appoint
-ments were appaulinz. It created
endless waste of time. It entailed-
,bittemess‘, 111111 friendships. and the
bartering which was unproductive or
1 harmony, and where harmOny prev
3 , veils there 13st the truth. The same
thing- happen '11 the county com-'
missionary 311111 r the election of
the comitiisdioiierrlby the counties"
Ilkthore aversinds a more diabolical
. cunty commis-
131nm than
legislative 3
will denote unequivocally the vote of. .
aeratio senate has taught me a. valu-'
able leason in life. All 9! my early,
training was developed along the
lines, and it was my accepted belief
that 1 should live a long time for the
purpose and the accomplishment of
destroying . everything that em—
anted from a. democrat 101- a
democratic ‘ party. . That rthey
were only fit to exist 'as a black
background for the reflection and
resplendency of the republican, indi-
vidually and collectively And gentle-
men " he went on “I want to say
that this is the best senate the state
of Connecticut has had in twénty
years.' 1 ~:
And so the next national election
the people in the confirmation and
fulfillment 1of the democratic party's
pledges. There: was 3a nation-wide.
cry. irrespective 63f latitude find long-
itude for a revision of the- tariff
downWard The some public sense
demanded a reform 11: our currenCY.
Ever-y obstacle that .human ingenuity
could create was placed in our path
for such achievement,- but it was“ all
in vain and we stand today‘ch'eer-
m
3 ‘1‘.»5111 1.. .1~.
CallUpMnn ~: .
for flee Demonstration '
hTourOwnHomn
#11,
Nine A111M. and the 3
Day’s Wink Done!
(Ht brings you "freedom from the.3 1
heavy task of sweéping and dusting.
(L’Wéighs only nine pounds. The
air'v‘driven revolving brush loosens
all dirt, dust and lint. The powers-1 "
(111 auction carries it all into the
dust proof bag. '
“You merely direct it. it does. 3
all the work! ,
- _ ‘33P?
" ‘
Pnce'
Nickel Spectacles or Eyeglases3.-1.8‘l
Gold Plate Eyeglasses. . . . . . . . .8113
Gold- -filled.IEyeglqsses only. . . . . .
Gold filled Spectacles only. .
More than 5003 Lenses in sin
NONE 13311131131311 AT as}: P33. '
fully proclaiming our success in both
of these measures as impelled by
public opinion and executed by the3l
grand democracy. To sustain the no;
tional administration, we must use
essarlly win in most of the states on
the democratic side. Our state sue;
cusses too. are the forerunners or
victories in towns and cities under
the usual conditions of political con-31'e35
timen3tz"11'=1 1 1 -
For. success or failure; we are now
embraced in another competitive
of Connecucut and I regard it he
this"‘ portion.“ 011w:- 1131.11
must n'ot1b'e entangled in 97. 11
t‘
struggle for the control of the state, 3
avast. poll 1:91! facts 1'1 ,
in‘ our foreword Democracy. Its.tI3
has stood beyond the life 0! man,
for greater than any one man
any few men. We inspiration trill!)
its symbols to the whole people fr
1111 flag at truth from its emblems
justice "The Greatest Good to
Greatest Numberii f‘Speciai Privl ,
esfor None Equal Rights for A13
This is your heritage or q«imiti
That is your comfort and your» p11
Norwalk Chronicler