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He, Succeed: w. 8. Graham,
assigned, in State Central
7’ . Body
HARTFORD, March 20.-—Tlle pro'hl~
billou party in Connecticut held an
Monday morning and afternoon prior
to the meeting of the state central com
Inlttee of the organization in the after.
noon at 4 o'clock.
Chairman E 1.. (l. Hohenthui or
Manchester presided and M. 3. Looks
of New Haven was secretary. Other.
than matters of routine the principal
items of importance was a vote in-
stiuctlug the state committee to call
the state convention in Hartford be-
tween May 20 and 31. preferably on
Wednesday the 22111! or 29th.
Some discussion arose as to the
manner of appointing the delegates to
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7 aNsoousuusrcu 20.~71 copy or
thii official call for the Republican
, gonvgntlon, up be held at odious,
June 18,1912. was gilen out hfrlne
IEW IIIISTIOII II
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elector under altered conditions.
will be the first time that thisllrule has
applied and there are many democrats
who are wondering how it will work
7 out in this state, though the process it
electing by the old county system
which was in vogue for years.
in the circular sent out by Edwin S
Thomas, secretan of the democratic
state central commitbee,
the omoiel call for the state conven-
.’ tion at Bridgeport, the new rule of
; electing delegates to the national con-
vention is outlined. The delesatos
will be the same in number as former-
7 ly, that is 14 of then). Four will be
:elected at large and then two from
leach congressional district. more be-
ing now are congressional districts in~’
stead of tour which was the number
the national convention. to be held atl I??? 7117:7redistrloting done by the
Atlantic City July 10.1111111112.Tms! " 9” m
matter was under discussion
The conference 11:13 iesumcd at 2: ll
oclock and Mr. liohcnthal mode 11-hn-'
uucial repblt indicating the receipts,
for the post war to be 86. 814. 44: ex
pcndltules. $7 827.8 bills payable
January 1, 1912, $2,991.39. The sup-
7 piemenia-l report from January 1 to.
March 113. 1912,
to be 81,410; bills payable 83.2201‘9
due on pledges, $1.03tl.64;dlit'ore11ce
“ between liabilities und nseels $2 ,.-i90
0."). The pledges for 1912 up to Malt-bf
ill. amounted to $1081.23, on which
there hus been puld $979.4..i leaving uI
bulante of 8.101 80.
Mr Ho'henthnl reviewed the work 01‘
the society and urged the importance.
of greater activity along ilnsnciaii
lines in stimulating the redemption of.
financial pledges and in extending the7
work of getting pledges and of such-
ting the increase of the prohibition A (Or Anunlssw-Muy its inernbwshlpiaml” be substituted for and represent
trust funds. 110 said the work thnt7
tthe organization has doing; nus as lm ’3 for Big Business ~Whlcb l 51‘3” reg ’ lug “N M" and making said Wt"
portant as out missionary work that‘
“as being done The “unlbgr of con.1c 701' Cnndldflte—“l WI” Sliilld Di“. llllfil' 11nd ISN‘SI' alternates ISIS!" be dei‘nlod
trlbutors was stated to be 219,11nd7
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important the large; givers Wele nec-. ‘
ess‘sry in order to 1.11m out the work
successfully. He said that ilibs aver-
age 4, contributions 77 of wtomen
throughout the state was greater than
the ermine or thé 171777 male contribu-
77 mm. The importancemf the distribu-, .
' ties of prob7bition literature wus men
tionsdt Reference was made to the;
Connecticut churches which, as 11 rule .
did not silos! the. soliciting of funds’
fur tub prohibition. while the clnuclles
of to west were free to old the move-.
ment- in this respect
The committee on the proposed plot 7
’ term of the party to be submitted to
‘ the state convention consisted of Hon 7
. ry E. am 'of East Hampton 13.1.. 6.:
Hohenthal of Manchester, Roswell J.
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aids of Wilton and W G Manchester,
of Winsted
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Foo, DELAYS easement
now 1101111 March 20 werealdgnu
Taft found himselt in New York when
he awoke 111,11 mornlnz. He 111111 ex ‘
Winston. but lu- .
sued in New
train was switched into
7, htral yards, where the
' rivets car; the al.1111111,
’ 7 siding. Before retiring
at the.
time of adjournment for lunch at noon.l
gnu). ilnmden. North Haven.
indicated the rocoipts7
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711 for RoosevelWy third term
73 for Streuuoue—«F‘or T R.
The first congressional district com-
prises Hal tford country;
:t‘heshlte. Merldend Wellingtond, Beth-
East Haven and Brsnford
l-lnren county.
The fourth district consists of Fair
71113111 county. The fifth in «outboard 01"
l ltblliield county and these towns.
Southbuxr, Mlddlebury, Wuterburv
Wolcott, Oxford Naugatuck Prospect,
1-Bentou Falls, Seymour Ansoulu nnd7
Derby in New Haven count). Thus
'New Haven is now in the third instead,
of the second district. '
THE o‘versn sav PRIMER.
(New York Sun.)
increase
sluts in a practical manner.
the Convention ndlourns.
while the large numbm of givers was 1) for Dolegaugsml will mm1|71umm7dlstrict or territorial convention who
them for myself as i did for Tait. 7
for Electioan shall be elected it 1.;
um nominated by both parties.
F for Flazzleml think my mooning ls1
pretty well understood.
G for Government—By me and for Me.
’11 fat Hsiwit is in the ring.
if for I~A big 1: first last and all the;
lime
J for Judiciary-«i shall roilew its tind~
lugs personally.
K for Kilnllai-l—‘A state 1 adore; for
there i have friends galore.
L for Laws-4 shall enforce such of
them as l approve.
M for Mollycoddles and Malofactors~7
have my Big Stick ready for them.
N for Nomination and Nonfloasecu-
ilve. ‘
0 ton- Outlooks—My personal organ.
P for Pint-richl-Jl‘be kind of men 1
need in my business Judi now.
Q for Query-«Shall, I 117111817
Presidaut—my highest ambition
T for Third Term
U for Unions—ii shall preserve it if I
am nominated and elected.
v tor Vindication and Victory-ltd
got enough Votes. 7
W tor Wow-Against professional poll
ticlans it i am nominated.
x for librwAil 11111711111111 are for me.
Y for Yell and Yellow.
2 for Zululand—For my recall to pow-
er. » ., . .
GEORGE PENTRKCK.
New York. March 18
OHWEV AFTER BENOMINATION
NEW HAWEN lamb J3Or~8oniltor
J. 1". Sbsuley. of the 11111 district, who 1"
ELIITIII 0F DELERITES
By a new rule of the democratic na-
tional committee the delegates to the
nationsl convention of that party to
be held in Baltimore in June will be
It
intormal conference in Unity churchx’ appears ’3 a simpler one than that 0'
containing
do) by Hon. Charles F brookfi. Re-
‘publican National Cmnmittoomin tor
Connecticut it 111,111 part, as follows:
To the Republican Electors of the
United States:
111 accordance with establilhod culi-
tom and in obedience to instructions
of the Republican National Conven-
tion or 1908, the Republican Nstlonul
Committee now directs that a national
convention of delegated representa-
tives of theJlepubllcnmpsrty be held
in the Cty of Chicago, in the Hints of
llllnols. at 12 o’clock noon. on Tues-
day, thelSth day of June 19): for the
purpose of nominating candidates for
president and vicepresidcnt to be vol»
ed for at the presidential election on
Tuesday, November bub. 1912, and for
the transaction of such other busi-
ness as may preporly come before it.
The Republican electors of the sev-
eral States and Territories including
the District of Columbia, Alaska. Por-
to Rico and the Philippine islands.
11111:! all other electors without regard
to past political sthllation, who be
lieve in the principles of the Hepub
licsu party and endorse its policies,
on cordially invited to units under
this call 711 the selection of delegates;
to said convention.
convention shall consist of four dole
sales- at- large from each state and two
two
delegates from the Congressional dis-v
itcrritorlea, and two delegates each!
North from the District of Columbia. Alaska,, primary law on the ground that it
t 131 auford (‘lnllford Madison W-ood l’orto Rico 11nd the Philippine islands. would he unconstitutional. The Coven
bridge, Grunge, Milford New Haven For each delegate elected to this con inor's retort to the Legislature was Hints ”d eventually will come bar
in New; vention an alternate delegate shall biz-7111111 ‘wbutever is right is constitu-S
. ‘choscn who shall serve in case of ab-
7 ounce of his principal.
The Congressional district delegates
. shall be elected by conventions called
7 b) the Republican Congressional com-
milieu of such distr.lct of which ut
least thirty duys' notice shall have
7bceu published in some newspaper
or newspapers of general circulation
lln the district; provided that in any
7Congrosslonnl district where there is
no republic-tin Congressional“ Commit-
tee. the Republican State Cummittec
the Congressional Committee in lean-7
liIutlon; and provided that delegates
7inetlgihlc to participate in state or
were elected prior to the date of tlhe
adoptiOn of this call; and. provided
7thst. delegates and alternates. 110111
[10111 the state at large and from each
congressional district may be elected
in conformity with the laws of the
state in which the election oecurslf
the state committee or any such con-
gressional Committee so direct; but.
provided turthcr that in no state she‘ll
an election he so bold as to prevent
the delegates frm soy Congressional
district and. their alternates being so
looted by the Republican (deepen of
that. district.
.111 delegates, shall be elected not
earlier than thirty days. after the date
or this call and not later than thirty
days before the date of the meeting of
the Republican National Convention
for which this call is issued.- when
otherwise provided by the lawn,- uf I
state.
The credentials by. each «limb
and alternate must be forwarded to
the secretary of the Republican Nae
tlollai Commitment attests. ill. at
least twenty days before the date llx-
ed for the meeting or the convention;
for use in making up the temporary
roll. Where more than the authorised
nhmber of delegates are reported to
the secretary or the national commib
to. a content shall be dunno manuals.
and the secretary shall haunt
oral delegates so M79015
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has served in. four uth
bottom 7th he was
I'd-nomination by the.
7 this call the up-
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author at the upload!
‘ to whine
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South Norwslk relldhats on the follow-
ing subject will 11 a d
thousands of bums r We.) MWé
statement. No; 11977737} 111de can
bad.
Mrs. ‘71.
street,
3'11”“ sill!»
Seymour, .39 uphill!
11.11.31,» ”77!.
. 1; $1M!
. .7 Aids
“told f my‘exbarienoo {I
Dosn's Kidney Pills. There was a
constant. dull pain in the small army
back and sides and this was accom-
panied by weakness through my loini
When i was doing my work about the
house. sharp twinses darted through
me. The kidney secretions also both-
cred his and plainly proved that 1 need-
ed a kidney, medicine. Having my at-
tention called to Dean’s Kidney Pills.
l procured a supply at Plbivted‘s Drug
Store and it did not take them long
to correct my trouble. 1 know of oth-
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we ”adieu".
harm a «to. dependsblo and
”My that. is pan
tlcularly adapted to the requirements
of aged novels and portions bf weak
constitutions who suffer from bosstips
{7911 ‘1"; other bowel ditlordern7 We are
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tion iii every particular" 7hat7 “are offer
all pith. cup personal trauma that it
shin "cosmos 111.37.51.11... 1: it 1111171
to substafitidts car's sis. This rem-
lad) is called Rexall Ordorlies.
Retail Qrdérlles are eaten just like
candy, are particularly prompt and
agreeable in action may be taken at
any time day or night; do not cause
diarrhoea nausea sriplns. excessive
induction or other undesirable effects
They have a very mild but positive
action upon the organs with which
they come in contact, sppwrchily act-
ing as a regulatlve tonic. upon the re
iaxed muscular coat of the bowel, thus
overcoming weakness, and aiding to
restore the bowels to more vigorous
at people who have need this remedy
with satisfactory rows."
For sale by all demon. Price 507
cents. 10111111111111 00., Butalo. 7
New York. sole hunts for the Unltodl
States.
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take no other.
Ma...“ 1‘
psosiseéivc LUNACY
Mr. Roosevelt's latest attack upon
legislatures into. enacting prefereu i
tlai primary laws is the most f'mtnstlc‘
thing that the 'i‘birdvTormer has donut
yet To say that Mr. Talt'a support: I
7islature" of this State, with its Dem-l
the scoond delegates atlarge for each represent- effort in misstatement.
07 consists of Tollaud Windham. New: otIVNlI-iarge in the Canard“
London and Mlddiesex counties;t1hc17
third district consists of these tow113,;tricl. six delegates from each or the 1 whose Mainlature recently refused int 1’“?
Among the States in which Mr Taft;
is to use this power is Michigan.
extra session to pass a preferential
tionul " and he naively suggested tliste’
the constitutional objections to giving
the bill immbdiste direct could be ester 1
conic by the State‘s paying the as
nausea of the delegates to the Nation‘ 7
at Convottlimpas asthls would make it“
an appropriation measure This is the
spirit of the third term ciaouo ovary-
whero. 7 ,
Mr. Room“ 11 theory of preferred
tint primari. is very simple. He
wants such mlmarics in States in
which he thinks he is popular. He is
the people. The people should rule. 7
Ant sort of pitchforked legislation is:
suits his nautical purposes. 11 the
legislatures do not act it is the busi
seas of the President of the United.1
Status to make them not
This may be lumgrssslre govern-
ment, but it seems more like prunes-l
site iunacy.«-New york world.
BANKs‘won ACCEPT.
The. Bridgeport Post in authority
for the statement-that :Judao Banks
has written Senators Brandon; and?
Maison that he will not accept an
appointment 118 United States district
attorney to succeed John '1‘. Robin~
son. of Hartford. it was understood
at the time. the decision was. made
that Judge Cooper, of this city. was
second choice in. the matter. but while
rectly in authority he was spoken to
about it by than. where influence
counted n'ir mulling. Recommend...
however. that. he did- not want the,
place anyway. and new that his salary
creased to filtbln moo at the amount .
paid the dim {Mutiny the nss‘n- ‘
is 1111.11.11 ever. ..
Judge Banks is the prosecutor in
the court at common plus in Fair 7, ._ ‘ 1 ~
lleld 117111111. out he honour- to us. ..
the work 1111.: 1181119111111. he thinks
Wigs 111111111“ l 7
am as an evidence ,1 "
1100 WEST Forli ANYTHING.
A flfednsyiyanlsn 1 who death“ it) be
' 12,1111 state. and
the will of the people so long as it! "w -
1.7111. LAYTON 81 Co.
5 Railroad Amt lentil Now-lit. 0!.
he was not approached by these do . .7
as corporation counsel is to be ln-7 '
hood or 11117 100011th the appointmsht ,7.
Tho butane“ 7
and healthy activity. Three sizes—doc,
36c and 5011. Sold only at our store»
‘The Resell Store. The Clifford Phar-
macy. Quittner It Cantv, Prone.
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DOME POLlTlCAL ADVICE.
New Canaan Advertiserz.
Politics. national and state, is begin-
ning to loom up. The state conven-
lions of bath parties hate been called
Mr Taft 7‘ “0t 37911 £007! lWflS‘dSB. 7“) 6'3”. delegates to the “KNOBS" 0-071 7'7; [arse
To insist that tits President of the’ tentions and pretty 50°” we shall bc’
United States must help coerce Bintet i“ a political ""mo“ until November. United 5‘39" Senator Chm?! F- 30"“ holding odice was reelected for
7 other term. Eleven of these are
out. Just a word to our friends:
Don‘t get excited; don't grow so sn-
thusiantic as to neglect business for
buncome; don’t spend your time nrgu
idldste.
'wows whoever is nominated and elec-:
ted We have an abiding faith 1117
’the good sense of the American peo-
and however for some. or them
may stray from the
hf
to their senses. and settle down
make these United States what Prosw‘
ldenre evidently designed them to be7
lBROMO SELZER
According to the Milwaukee imador7
wthe greatest and most glorious na-
tion on earth.
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the Voters league. which is composed 25c alto ........ ‘. .. ....... . . .204:
of some of Milwaukee‘s most wealth)" 7 7.700 size ‘ 40c}
and innuendo! citizens at a recent; """"""" ' """" 7
meeting timed that the Seclsllst cit) 181.00 size ............ 75c
government was in the larger cssen
lists. a distinct improvement on
produmsrors
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Sentinel ads. bring results.
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VIA.
Savannah Line
to the most Picturesque City of the
San lb
March Sip-April 7. 1812
NEW YORK 1'0 SAVANNAH
and 308mm
including nuts tour of Savannah and V
1.8 day's hotel acebmmodations.
Ask us for particulars.
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Agents
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LOVE 111.93
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Old folks would 7!. Careful in Thelr .
complaints and give absolute satisfac,
path of reason 0,. of several weeks ago in ordering a
’howeVer earnestly they may Deucwqmpresldontlal preference primary and you
liaise gods they will see their error 1'117”lei “”3“" “”1 b“ “”039“ “1 9°“ Connecticut axe “signing ’em up ‘
'thc hundreds nearly every night. 7
to.
“W. F. Wiginore 8: Co
Feuwick Optical Co.
Open Manny and ”turd”. evenings.
11m m1“. .
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AUGHSTA, lite-5. Norris 1'9 411)-
nemocrsts of Maine today held the
first state corruption or the year in
New England, to select delegates to a
national convention. Early inlthe day
supporters" of Qawerntn‘ Wilson. of
New 1.111111. said that no effort would
be made to have the Maine Democrats-
eudorse Governor Wilson for the presi-
dential nomination or possibly in}
struct thedelogates to vote for him.
but it was considered highly improba-
ble’1tbat"today‘s convention would in
any way. tie their» hands. leaving the 7
matter to their pldgrnent when the na-
tional body meets three months islet.
The men proposed for delegates and1
alternates were divided in ‘thsir- prefer.
ences between Governor Wilson and
Governor Harmon, of Ohio. and there
was a sentiment for Congressman Un-
derwood and Speaker Clark.
The business 01‘ the contraption was
to elect 12 delegates and 12 alternates
to the national convention at Baht-7T
more in June nominate six centimeter);
for elctors of president and vlcepreslfi ,
dent. adopt a platform of principles
for the biennial slate election in Sep~
tember and elett state, distlict sud’
county committees. 7
The delegates and alternates weref
selected by the delegates them each of
the four congressional districts. two
representing each district and one be}
lug designed as delegate or alternatel
The chairman of the convention was
son.
New Haven is in trouble over th '
appointment of Frederick L. Ford
Silid national ors' have absolute control of the use 1"“! “d wanting for this or that can- 7! lo the position of City engineer it is
This mend old country oiiclalmod that he does out come “Pispesker Champ Clark is nomi
ocratic Senate. is equal to his best_, ours ‘3 “0‘ going to the demnition “"7 to the requirements 0‘ ”'9 charter fol president bx the Democra
that he must be a. resident elector
The Louisiana Democratic state cen
tral commlte‘e has reversed its action
l
vnlion as usual.
“aw
”Sentinel Wants are winners.
011qu1de
JAMES PARKER, Manager.
8 No. Main so. So. Norwsiit
, Wee 111.111...“ar
sue etmse communes
. 05772.0, WK BUILDING:-
’ South Not-walk.
outsmart
Genus Must be Conquered or
Health wm so Datum.
if you have outwit you must van
onion an army of pennant) Masai
live microbes before you can not rid
of ii. '
You might as well choose you:-
We; declare m and Inhibits,
this. arm of calendar-111s out new
3111th deaths won’t kill m;
neither will spray! or (touches. 7 1 .
Hyomei a pleasant. antiseptic. m
destroying air breathed over the Mn
tire membrane will but marrh
out of business in short order.
.Hyoroei (pronounce it iii: .
is guaranteed to and catarrh.
bronchitis, coughs. colds and m
money back. if you own s limo
moi hard rubber pocket 11111an
can get a sepaarte bottle of
for only 50 costs. If you if
inhaler buy a complete outfl
costs only $1.00. Sold by '
everywhere.
a...
Promise to favor the repeal
persmui in: law won’t node ,
elect a man to the Connection
but it won’t lose him many
7Thoughtful citizens are contributed,
some change is needed at ny.
and it behooves the next. mar”
sembly to intelligently study thil
.ject. New Haven can furnish
deuce which may be of mine is ill
deliberations. «New Haven aegis
«“1
Maine cities held elections on Sill
dav and in every instance the m
ocrsts and four are Republicans.
11 rule the Democrats lost in voted
Washington Democrats hear that
William R. Hearst will be ill 7
ping mate for vice president... , ‘7
POLITICS.
Look cut or the suffrsglsts may get.
Workers for the 1"cause"
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received at V'orwulk up to . .
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p. 111.
Norwalk Steamboat
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