Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, September 14, 1910 · page 2

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“Jack Swift” Comedian

AND A GRAND NOVEL FEATURE

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Featuring Shorty .DeWitt

gQWlth a cartoon of special scenery and electrical effects.

COMING

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To the lit-Illng & Plumbing (lo.

Gentlemen: During the wintor at 1907-08 1 hand 1260 worth or cool to
hoIl: my ulxnpnrtmonthouoo.tilingnlioiior ul wail itnown motto. 'l‘htI i
oliIhxod for I liponoor Boiler and mod it during tho winter or iiitlu-io out)
my ontlro ooIi bill was sillz. tnniilinr u not ourinx oi’ Ills.

You may uro this niolvrnoni in our my you our: to.

Youth truly.
liAllitY W. MA’l‘lIl'lll.

 
 
 
 
 
 

out i. dunno. iioatlhrz Ii. i’lumblnrl‘o.. Norwoilt. Conn.

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In: IIII. Inii gave no yompioio uniinioulion in orory way. Our cool hill war

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Vary truly yours.
JAMES GOLDEN.

 

 

 

 

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connection on any room Ihoo. shop. One or the mom who hm. paid
pIIIdod guilty minor church- or HIrttoi-d annoy told ohm" or the
the humour prroll lotto oompony what. noggin on not than
too-y. not I . at «not! “mum to 1 rd and tut
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, form tho duiiou (it tho (mice. and no

‘ and win VOIIEll than (llinrlou A. (loon-
" win, or Hartford; and l thoroloro plnoo

. z’iiuilirlum for governor.

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gent. demand. no one hotter qualified
in chnrncter and ability to maintain
tho high traditional utaiidurtlu which
our ninth domaudii or its governors. no
one who will more conncioiitlonsly per-

ouo hotter «trio to inspire confidence

his norm: in nomlunlion as Republican

(lonriwln’a nnmo wan uprmirlouoly
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.tnil «rim of “lio'iu nil right."
Mr, (inlhuun'a nun-ooh with no inllowu: l
llnrtiurd prououtn tin hor onrulidate.

for tho oiiiro oi tlornrhor oi the Sinto

oi t‘ounootlrul tho nnmo of Everett .l.

Luke.
ltopnblirunn intro littln admiration

for the (impairing nonditlon M I poli-

tirut party which holds its com-ontlon

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"To Plono tho Patrono"

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PECK A HAIT.
Our- Policy:

MATINEE DAILY. 5 l 100
EVENING PRICED, 10 A 156‘

Mon. Tues: Wed.
Sept. 12th-l3th-14th

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INTERNATIONAL SINGER.

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Latest Motion Pictures
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Spero. Devine 8r Spero

ProIInt tho Comedy Skit. “IRIAKING
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PRICE!
Motinoo.....cmidron. in: Malta. 10o
Evening. .BIicony. lilo; Oroltootro. 15o

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'without animation and (tenants any
name no ltu oniiuldatoyhowovor distin-

ituiahod. in tho perfunctory manner

that evldoucea complete hopelessness

or war oloctlng him.

"We prefer that hind at unroIt that

means enerliil. party life and vigor.

thnt kind or a contest that means our,

mini or the fittest and I realization

tttIt the portion chosen in tho convonv

Linn will surely be carried to I victory
at the polls.
Now. it strict obsorranco be

odico oi governor.

men and oozinl hodore the law.

use oi the torm we may truthfully any
that he in untitled to the maiden.

do against Ill known oompoiitoro we
Loire. hurl ho trot n il‘t'llif‘nllmlfi(‘.Ill31tl‘,lilll31‘(’l'tll‘ii in the oily oi liarttord any

I that hlr. Lililtl in fairly ontttlod to this

iiuiinniiun. ,

(lilo ul thn‘rni and inndnmontnl run
aonn why he in onlttlod to thin nomin-
ation in that of rhurortor.
tor on honest and tern-loan Idmliilotrn'
tiou of the lows and a thorough appro-
ounnm or the new prohloma continual
iy nnrnnclug for solution.

We bouoro that ho is entitled to the

nomination by ronuon oi iiiI long ex
purionro in public lilo and his intimate
knowledge oi tho huelnooo intercom
oi thr ulair. of tho wortinj ol‘ in In-

stitutiona, and tho. handling oi Ito ruon»

eyu. He passed through the lower
limitlu or the legislature «with grain
Iuct‘chn, woo nuanced to the “axiom.
Ind iutvr chooon lieutenant-governor
'i‘hio vxporionco may not be absolutely

. llct‘t:tinili‘y for prop ration {or ouch nu

attire or that of no 'ornur, but it Inuit
lentil rnlutiblo hoyond outlinolr. libs
rocord in thorn vnriono oillcoa
ilt‘t‘ll nlisulutoiy i‘lrim.

And liilii long miwrlonco with tho

It-nirlnllll‘ti ut tho past yearn bun mron
hun rm uliuoxt unmpiIliod huowiodnr:
oi“ tho public nwu or tho Mole. of tilt?
nor-ills oi itti ruriuuu doplrtmonto. oi
tho pornnnnol at its rommittuion. tillil
oi tho [li'uilillit‘ili then of the party.
Addod to thew pooiiirn quotiiiou ol

riiomcior and I‘MIH'IOIK‘Q am oilioro

munro. in III hut em or Ictlro our
trim in tho hinto hos imidt‘ no on-
illllllllnx Iliinnrvu. has never liuriorod
his innuendo for («in nor advocated
inoIouroojroiu unitiuh motiwo.
represents no sorrel domination.

.timoat rut Itrong. lit iioaotivo in thoit

roruhiuntlono, in ouuord tho intor-
nuts. lie in no vnrporntiun mun.
tho othor hand. no ontortmno Inlnot
llieuo lrnpornonul bodies on unfounded

proiudlre. no doniro to injure or to do.

privo. 0t lentil riithtI. lilo Iolo wiuh in
that ‘illi puruorm. tho onto.“ and tho
poworlul ulikra rout within
protection or rousonIhlo lawn.

The great public service corpora-

tion: ol the «inn- will next wintor
coriw under the aperiol Icrutlny ot
lilo (lonorul himunhly to dolorinint-
wliothor lnonuiti'vtl intuit ho lotion
inoru r-nrolnlly dotino their poworo. ii
in for tho lniurivzu ‘0! ovary prlvuto lu-
dirliluiil in thin mute and it in [or tho

internist oi nu-ry dorpornlion that tho

notion of Juniiu- lih ovoniy hold in tho
alight oi nil in n courosouun and
lmpnriinl hood (in thin urination

iiIrilord Illtil “timid n apiritod and un-

tithlo content. in. thin content Mr.
laIlto in ll‘hrtiord'u (Ivorito non.

Sluto oi Connor-limit.

Mr. Clilmuu‘h nIIlIIion to LIlto In

tlIrtiortl‘o “would no VII ohourod.

(2. ll. 'I‘lliblltit. of WIilitutiurd. loo-
'l-lo cold it
ditto “ma,“
tor it Chillt‘ from I moratorium. at
tho burilnoau hum-onto of tho Itoto. llo
said that tho rountry'o hit ”VII till
Itivo

Gilded (I00dwln‘n null»;
woo II [will honor to it

i'dod into No portion. the
aotoro‘tho Civil War. and thou the to

siren
to the manning oi words or course no
one can he said to be entitled to the
We are Iii (roe
Brit.
whon the choice is admittedly limitod
to two or llama ludirlduIlo tho posi-
tion oi“ out: at them may ho contrasted.
with the othurthal' in the popular

lio Itnnds

llflti

lie
no
attempt on tho purl 0i great money

(In

the onto

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lie in
toting tho innu niptho hour and we
iruot will ho the hunt govornor of tho

 

Goodwin. or Hartlord ‘
‘Wllllllln A. Kins. :oi' Windham. woo
cheered on he spoke for lake; He
Ioid he fall like Mr. Ullmon that tho
light won in the tunes of the dIy. Ho
referred ‘Itodndgo Baldwin'n nomina.
.tlon tutti hold ho you I man who had
the roupoct 0! the Republicans. But

living on its part hiutory. He sold
“Hill. horwould he pardoned Ill pointing
to-itlonzreunion Hill M 0m ‘ol the
grand men of the party at the present
limo. an a living exhibit of the type of
hepahiiconium‘toduy. Mr. Kinrr elo—
quently told of what tile party had
done and than apoloxiood tor touching
upon post hlotory wohn he sold ho
wouldn't. ilo hold that there are in-
ouoti. live istiueo. today. and Everett
J. Lake will meet those inauoo in be”
hoii’ or the [iconic or the state.

At thin point lingo were distributed
among the delegatoo.

Mr. Smith of Milford. spoke for
Goodwin. Ho sold his words canto
from tho heart. not from tho head. He
paid it tribute to Connecticut in the
galaxy of states.

Stiloo Judson. of Strollord ,next rm
oognizod. not I tine greeting. in his
eloquent way ho praised Conreoumoo
Hill and said he won entitled to warm
"Old .loo Connon'n hoot.” (Che-era.)

Mr. Judson hold thIt Mr. Luke was
n 10an supporter at Mr. Liliey alter
the smoke cleared nway. ii any con~
trIry idea was entertained it should
be out out. Mr. JudIon told of the
need or a fearless chief maglotrate. A
man of lake’s coltbro is needed. he
sold.

Alter quoting tho porun “(lad (livo
llu Mon." he said that Latte measured
up to tho requiremento or the hour.

Senator tour Brooks. 0! Torrington.
lipolte tor (loodwlnin hello." lot deio-
sntea oi hitchiiold county. .l. Mona
Ive-ti. oi' Dunlmry. spoke tor Goodwin.
thorn being no other sottondors for
Ihko. lie hold that it won unit! that
ll‘uirlleld county had no Goodwin men.
but they had stood up and boon coon
toil. 'I‘ho utrouglh oi nopport in tour
monthu, ho ruld. Ipoho voluruon' for
.loodwln‘u ioiidorship. lie agreed with
Mr. King thui the limit in damages
iuw won a blot on tho otntuto hook.

Scuutor souris, oi Windham, noxt
apoho i’or Goodwin. He said ho
thought the delegalch proiorrod to
role rntiior than hour upeochou. lit:
then told why he was a Goodwin innit.
lio wunted tiororuor Lillny‘u mantle
to tail upon M r. Goodwin.

Unexpectedly exflovomor Woodruli

look the piotiorin tor Lotto. for the
chairman had said no bod no more
namoo of Luke norondero. He told

at [Jim‘s career in tho loglsluturo. no
he now it. and hold that take did
things. George B. Chandler. of Rocky
Hill. “on tho that speaker for (loud!
win. Ho uitaolted the methods or
Lotion lieutenant: in carrying liurt~
lord. llo uxlollod Mr. Goodwin's atiil-
itioo as It loadvr of roiorin legislation.
lmd his high niolivou.

'l‘ho holloi woo ordorod at l‘.’ o‘clock
«itor tlio naming of tailor»; [or ouch
comildnlti.

Alter llnrtford rmmty lind
airing in mniuolon. it motion
motto to have tho tit-loaning roio
lhcir minim! were milled. Tho clmli'
dorlnrod tho mutton curled. l’roloot
motto bemoan some of tho linrilorti
dologution had left. Points ot orders
and motions [low {not and With and
tho r-hutrruuu pounded for order.
Frank llooly‘s point that she choir
rould not atop the ballot was not on
Frank Hooiy‘s point thIt the choir
had Ioanmod that the customary way
would be followed and had ordorod thr-
ballot. Stiles Judson. (loo. Kcenoy.
Mr. (‘haodlur and Col, Ullmnn look
port in the diacuoaion. The choir 0r-
derod summon from tho iioor oi the
hull. Grunt roniiiIlon onIuod. Ballot
diotrihniora were told to omit! aside.
'l‘lio rliolr was overrnlod to ordering
a root coll 28! to on. To Ill nppcan
uproot. it w‘o I Goodwin mouon to
rhanxo tho orm oi liIllotlnx. and in
this ratio it looked like I like win on
n loot. Mr. Judson had promoted I
(though In the form of volin‘. C. H.
l‘olnud. oi P‘itirdold county. rnudo tho
original motion which brought final
int- mixup.

\Vlriio tho dolouoluo woro voting tho
hull sounded like to country ‘IIlr. lilo
irlhutoru yelled at the top of lhoir roi-
it'll. Cholrmun iilll reputedly urged
that detonated ho allowed I‘l'oo uoroln
in tho hullnt box. Citron want the
hull. annotations in that galleries aloud
up wutuhiinr the excitement. (moo
Mr. Hill ordered tho oil-loo uloorod Ind
ovory uno xoniod o'iiropt dolomtoo who
were voting. The poll cloned at 12:88.
The bullet: were counted It I long to-
tile on tho piItt’onn {mm which Ivory
one who kept hook “to the lotion.

Al the count was Ibout to be dollh-
oil it woo Ihown that tho totnl clot-od-
od by one the toll of dolontoo which
Major inholl. or New Moron. counted.
:61. Hilton wantod mother ballot.
Tho Mum Itood ‘Ooodwiu m. Lotto

mm. M:

rot ml.
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till‘hoioloro l tithe out..." in second- .
Ills tho-nomination oI’Mr. Ohorloan. 5

he took ioouo-wlth‘tlio 'dildgoo‘ Itow ‘
moot that the nonunion party on T

» :dniirionoo. Mom ohoorln‘ for Good-

;ennolrhctlon prriod looking to the do-
voiopmoul or tho induoiriol lilo of tho
,vountry. Ntiw wo Iro toning I third
ooriod. ono of monoruio limrort. ho
Emill. and tho proplo nrorioim; to throw
oil the domination oi I rorrupt politi-
till mitrhlnv. iiu opnlto of the victor-
.» of tho immromdvonoau in Wouiorn
“Stolen rut ovicivum ol tho woulo‘u
might. 'l‘iion iw extolled Mr. (loud.
"ain'it poriiunui ability In his iroodorn
from mnvhiuo domino n. u molt
ohono auto iii‘tl diototod only by till

Itoiievoolho PAIN

 

ind tattoo out all lull-mutation in out!
‘ neriouo norm Ind Selig;

tir’linfi‘icnnged Ind quiohly healed. .
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win.

Col. Ullmmv. oi'Now Moron. not I
door-om Modding)": will“! lit!”
untied Lnlto'r lllr . "lfl colonel aid
that ho was numrlootl that no. 'l‘lllbitl

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NM Introduced front-INN flown; II Did Minor: . Militia to?!»
ho Now Huron dolo imlrdoolw hindaoooy lint traumatic. 8m.
ad tor Mr. hallo. hold ”would M, "m 'i’a‘sW‘ . up .
not dual With pub: m..oi~ filth W It ‘ ' ' file:
“Sign“, :13: Of U) Wrouhmkli.’ ‘ m 2» , . ‘ *anay‘z“ ”A
ll ‘3" M‘ ”’1’” “ll ‘ fl 0'
Marriott! behalf, MnrAWM-with 939W?- “ » m ‘mm
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“Dublin“! of to. mom «to
mum at the on: o!" mom and»
‘o ruliitli I peritonoi obllluloiiiiwonto
'm to «outrun the “ nItloo oi;
vhuriou A. dunno .“oi. Irilord. lilo .

 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 

 

WEDNESDAY. BEP ”t4. :gro .

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Bridéoport Advertisemento

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The D“. M. React Co.

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The Store has resumed its regular time of cloning, which is
6 p. m. except on Saturdays.

Odd Lengths oi Linoleum
and Oil Cloth to be Closed Out

If it isin question of new Linoleum on your pantry, hall,
or bath room. decide now and take immediate advantage of
those ‘

 

Reduced Prices on Remnants. '
The pieces run from 2 to 16 square yards. All are in
two-yard widths“ .

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50c Linoleum at 35c. - $i.oo Linoleum at 80c.
(KN: Linoleum at 40c. . $1.25 Linoleum at $1.00.
l
I
. Oil Cloths
45c values at 30c. . 30c values at 22c.

25c values

Yard Square Samples at 25¢ each.

It is well to roam: earl); Bargains in Linoleum are

highly desirable at any time. but there is a demand at this

season always. live sure and bring dimensions of spaces you
wish to cover and we can help you out.

Carpet Store, first floor.

at 19c.

The Shortening Days

Ami with Iiit‘ill the evenings grow chilly and longer. There
are long and cosy evenings ahead to be spent with books or
iicrillomrrk. and orcrymic wants a good light. a steady well
diffused light. cmniorialily shaded. by which to work or
read. We have some new Gas Lamps or Portables which
are truly works of art. They are finished in Old English
Brass or Bronze.

Standards of the right height. from $i.50 up.

Shad”. the plain green ones. 50c up.

A new group of Damod Shades shows samples of rare
and wit colorings that giro a mellow and agreeable light.

A Special Standard. finished in Pompeiian Bronze.
with loaded glazes shade, design of orchids. grern. amber and

 

 

 

 

purple. at $10.00.
Special Electric Portable, two lights, at $13.50.
I he D. M. Read Co.
woe..- an.» m-u a..wwrw_w..w v.5
OW'

Blankets

(‘ooi night: ousgoal more nod Covering. We have just received a large
anoortmont oi

Blankets and Comfortables

For TiturIdIy Bargains will moire Special Prices.

GREY BLANKET! ............................ 42c Value. (90
WHITE AND GREY BLANKETS .................. 47c Value, hllc
WHITE AND GREY BLANKETS .................. $20 Value, 750

EXCELLENT VALUES IN BETTER GRADES

W

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A. Dicketrfi‘ar Son
84 Washin§ton§t., So. Norwoili

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. but veto not Innounood II Inch,
ho Goodwin men has? communit-
In: mh othor. “Iior Iholl counted
tho roll .0! doloutoo. 'l‘lio recount
inhovrod Goudwht still. [Mm 285. which
totnllod 580. Thou Judge Noyou hand~
rd over I Goodwin ballot. which he
mid Will! on tho floor under the tIhlo.
John King iiIld thorn wore bailout all
liver the door. An argument enouod;
It. the table into Choirmrm llili ordain

I Edward Koloh, Louis Molnuxhiin
Ind (loom 1. Allan. ' .
4 For-"Lilith: Fred. J.’ Biill.;E. I. llhhil.‘
(lbw-ion Noyes. A: O. ‘BIldylin. George
hi. iiinmIn. doom w. Gore. Irvin; W.
'l‘ibhittl.‘t‘ioorgo E. money; it m
It wt: evident that the to. err. ,
ll whrm wanton. John in: 191m

his hand u he talked. can. “ iii.
in him shirt nloovoa. won “atria.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

on Io'm‘o point. George Al on tho! .,
mggfwrwgcfiafib‘snmfi “a his coat and root and othefiollorc it

til .Itoto ooIImittoo. countodtho 'roil. lligh’mgémg’fififia Exam?“ 9“:

kum‘g‘mfi ,“lm'fld‘g‘lh‘m the union riot. into“ loathing my ;,
M l V " " to'th ‘. .

fill‘im Quilhtwnl intense. Worn ${‘fi?‘.§fafifinyjm~ °u WM
molt «intention. n to. l"

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ii:- ‘ "“ ”V ' I” "I moouioiopporontly Iuoiiiior b lot, ,

Iuothor hollotnndor tho table. Anoth- It on IldfthIt n tout“ WW M
3am wore Ilium. which would thou

Inorlumonttomonu tho tolim rollov-

“ " V ' motto tho totoi only lilo... «(finally
Kano Ind flouting ooh with.
Mr. ll.".'DoIrii.tlonll€' rot nonto-
ono.» Kl loonofl blunt-It. Thoro-
wunont ohm Ithotoliorli.
laourotor‘y Hinnt'oii‘ indium
farlll‘lil. nonunion ‘ilnt

 
 
 
 

 

Col. million utd tho bIliot '"tm
count-a throo-tim out there were
”Mum on. Milo: xdlu rod.
mmmn’fllll undone to tern it
like! but» Mun count. The: um
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