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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, May 1, 1912 · page 10

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Ron ouevelt. " Ind than oxprons u profor-
ehco tor Tait on another part, or tho

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will “All AAA AAA'AWW 2.

Avon of the fifteen candidates (or doi-
locates utiarge to Baltimore wore oi-
fthor pledged to or indicated to be
“'i'oni' Governor Folio, there was no
2Foss name in the presidential Prefer.
' once column. Spooltor Clark, whose

. A y Rivalry Bolwaan Cou-
pout congresomen' in
Entertaining Visitors

inuifi did not appear in the preference
my 1-”1‘ A and who defeated Governor Wilson by 2 A

Q‘HINGTON. D. C..

1' 75 High school graduates of a vote 0: 2 to 1, am not have a single
”Alan, Conn, are seeing the nights wedged delegate on the list. Murry at
““0031 calm“! during a three-3 Itho Democratic dstrlct dolegutcu were
21““. They were taken to the aim pledgfid to Fm

Home to shake bandfi with} Another incident which some A»...
N Tuft and ‘0 ‘0‘)“ at “1‘33 servers say may hale had a hearing
of the chief executive or the on the selection 011; Roosevelt deiexa
“Md”- Fi‘ldiy night they * Harlot-largo with u Taft pmlerontiui
Polio theatre, lire guests 012‘.“ the sandwichins in or the name
tltive Tilstm and 3- 2- POW or the former State Senator Frank?
vioit of the port; his uE'fved ro- Selberiioh (pledged to Tait) between:
irate the good nn’turcd rival'fm. Roosevelt rind Tort groups. MLA
deli Representative Tllson and Seiberlich claimed today that he won

 

“”1"“ Reilly, both 0! "“0111 liltrootod by the Tait managers and A

root the some new 9°“3r935‘03'l3thoroi’oro mu independently. Reports
riot 1“ Connecticut and ““10 .rrom many precincts uhow that iron-
WWG ("mu other in “19 Wilma: or ballots were thrown out be»
On. The party reached the citygoauso voters. had invalidated their bnl
313591100 0‘ Mr- 395W. and lot by voting for nine instead of eight

THE” promptly W0“ “19‘“ ’3‘ names, beginning with Belborlloh until .’

'2 He arranged “’1‘ the theatrolgom through the ontiro rezuiur Tait
10" the “3“ t0 the WM“ coium or eight names. The space he
9» a Visit 90 Mr. WNW! and ‘0 tween the name or Soiherllch and the
nreuu of engraving and printing. Taft group was slight.
“rm-9‘” 'wei] covored the field, 2 BOSTON, Mny l.”’flflVle rotumu
MT» .Reiiiy arrived ”“9“ "1 W831“ from the prouldoutlul primary election
'3 33 ' 3 yoétordny, which brought results up
-.1'~ Remy “'3‘ 3030““ ‘0 ‘30 some-2 to 1.040 out or 1.080 election proolnotu
x for the party, but and he Sill-233w“
_2o oneypiaoe alter another to via-9 Republican: Lo Foliotto
“and that Mr- Tum nil-9"!" Roouovolt 79.5643: rm 34.948.
made the arrangements, He Delegates at large: Baxtor (heading
diedtho problem carefully. Fiunl~
Ado race lighted up.
lam, then; who wants to go
nohail sumo with me thin or-
‘2‘ he asked. Many or the

1,960;

ing Tort. group) 74.835.
Domodratlc: Clark 32.97%.
14.8592.

 

Wilson .

10 delogiltoo and T
‘do‘dugatou in doubt d13-

don’btiul Eighth district.

gore tilt 83316:

rewind
In. tho
out o! 7 precincts
Roosevelt 6.165. _
it in expect-ed that Roosevelt doié‘

“for Theodore Rundown"

out such lunir‘uctioun
A'l‘ui‘t’s pmroioutinl majority.

FilifilDENT TAfT

optioned tram First Post. )2

the presidential preference coritout

run from 1,077 out of 1.080 elec-
nincts gave:
lionn presidential pi'ei’oreuco:
motto-.1356.
volt—571,203.
974.808.
Wastes-abhor“:
x’ter (heading Roosevelt group)?-
1
and (heading Taft group)——65,876.
ooxotio presidential preference
”8249.808. '3 '3 . A A

all but iorty of the voting precincts
at hand. Mr. ’i‘nrt odd I. Andi-gin oi
nearly 5400 votes, but the eight doloA
gamut-large supporting the Rondo,
volt candiducy wore victorious by a
plurality 1,862.1‘h‘e Democrotlo
preteronco favorite, Speaker Chump

 

irony mo 1 noon mutant

,33 e2 rial mo outrun Tatt and Alarm
‘ 23 volt was in nook and n "k Iain

us ondoiad Aim

A A 183181“!an two

so. By that do every voter
is ver recorded woo com.
o mark each delegatmmargo'
2 rty, lucro being no circle for
by groups. The low onubiod _
Avotors to mark the, emit 3

and gradually increnued
he had o’ oouiortobio nidj

named in tho déloa‘ation hauled by Q. » 3
S. Baxter and styled “lip: Theodora A2

.Roooovolt group). 82,687: Crone Ahead»

Tho renuit in the disti‘iotu prof

gates, who appeared (in the ballot on A
will carry ‘ _
and diurognrd: "

in both the Ropuhlican and Denim
oratic damp: the candidate who won;'

routed to secure the daioxntouotdnrgu 2
owing to AAA uniorosoen turn in the 3A
primary law. with the returns ”but '

2nd: inut night

Clnrk 0! Missouri. rolled to odours of
dioxin delegateoblorxe, this most im24
portnnt department of tho nrimd’ry‘;

m the! Airports of like very iii-It 1‘
u any hour" ted“. the promo A
. ltoosévolt hard the better A: hoconto'aAAA _ "

during the- any wanton, but town-do c
midnight the mum: torno‘d lhoadAA
i

I, “lino.

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Nobliy Suits

tor 818

Just to? thin mob-your ohoioo o! m
tailor-lid will in either whipoord, would
or urged. Trimmed in barracuda or In!
and lined with arm qdulity satin or or»

Other Itorec 51on all it “extra-ordi-

no
riled! very Ittnotivo mulch and
vaiuwnll st onoo Ind not your o 0190
’ Aoi‘ patterns." Equally lino bouillon in
aunts, millinory and
Our systmn of “commodutionn
«mow accounts opened daily-- ow—
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out

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nigh-tui- suits tailored
right uptown-minute for

A $18 for thin nook. Linda
niohdir‘.

in

Your chains of I bountilui urge.
or in I worsted in plain and two tone

values.

efloctl, or in fancy rumored.

Grail

Opon your discount or pay cull—2 .

Alamo to us.

Buying for 48 stores givu on on-
usual opportunitiu to buy and III!

oi rock bottom prided. _ ;

$l8_ w

tile strupuio for lilo
as district deiogatou oontluuod for
more than 12 hunts and Alt 8 a m. to
day the Eirrhtii district was drill in
doubt. with a ward in Somewllle un-
reporiod. ‘ ‘

Tait Won in the First district by

“Bud

 

 

can on

4.858.321”. $080M in 2.708.1lm Third
3T3

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Am remarking popularity Add... it 3‘

given the poouio what, Ahoy» your and

l3
ovoi- pornorod logo or for any purpose

mung. in the War deA Fair. (idiom

 

3 demo.

,A take no other.

A2 tin, ch:
:2 do Ernopt
A5A Suturdhy Willi; was in tho olty abort,

3A3 reconfirm:

A not oven oncoming the romkuhiu 3w

tin» of donor.
‘ oi kidney donut.
1821 y Piliu out quickly.
upon to proro thin.
I28 Sprint Itmt.
‘ «m. IOWA: “i has
AAA tun Alum Is; I‘

22'LIII 11m am with

pardon culturing us i did

'3 a Kidnoy PliiI at Pluiotod’a

; N and give tliom I trini."- ’
(Stutomont given April 26,1906.)

2 RI-Endorumunt.

When Mrs. Film; wu interviewed

on June ‘22. 1011. she auid: ‘1 am only

Add willing to oonilrm my former Autum-

A“ moot mourn; Donni- Kidnoy Pits.

)Tllll Idiom 'oortdlnly did good wo k

A2 in my cum"

For Into om dealers. Price 50
Fobtsnidilburn 00.. Buffalo.
New York. 'I‘ol‘o Igontu tor the United
Swan. 5AA l

Roiuemb‘dr tho nomwlhnn' u—«nnd

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WORKED33AH1MSELF To DEATH.

m

avian-port Euotory Hand Lubonod Al-
V moot Two Wonk. Without sloop.
BRIDGEPORT. May i.—-—-atovo So-
Ioro‘y. no omnioyo oi n iocsi factory.
' 3 pinion! continuously for
Allin int mo pooitu with scarcely any

I. mop, you; Iuddouiy insulin and diod

polico ho quarters this week. The

so.

one cpllod to Hunter:
home in trio muck Rock diltrict early
iiiouddy rounding and found him vio~
iont. Alt took the united unorts or

four patroimnn to control him. He
‘2 ma taken to police hondqunrters.

When ho hurl been quiet for an undo

' 1381le long tinny an under went to his

coil and found him dead

WA...

CHARGED WITH ATTEMPTEO

MURDER.

'Mny 1.4mm D. Mar-

Avith attempting to mur-
Allen by shooting, on

 

 

 

333dA-383yrdp of White Pine
Aimd Tan- _- o 3 A
will surely rollovo your cough or cold.

rurourrono Pnnounov
Quittuor & Guilty. PropI. ‘ ‘
fro. noun Iron

 

3 (or it would AMI noun“

modiool 9W1?" said depth was due ‘
2 to heart

ndsmun came lurwnrd ~

hominid“. Alton is .3 ,
m3‘tlto bullet wound. 22_=
A The new M or no dual? hinged on

no. mm... woman will ulnar AAA-AI T

’dhooid II um
Willi. kind at I would hove you

strap kind it hill not do. Mum”

A 1mm now bo‘ either or the double otrnn,
vorioty or or the wire arr-annulment;
our. the latter an the nroioronoo or“ 2.

Airwoman.

It iI muted tint duo wire mitotic

ion-table for the dos. 3who may out and
drink but not bite Athroush them.

The unnougicomcut or the chnnge
hill not come without complaints.
Many have purchaSed muzzies and do
not wish to purchase another one for
the sumo dog. . However. it is now the
law. and the dogs moat wear the dou~
hie strap or wire prrfioctors. also they
will leave Nor-Avail: ‘forovor.

Warden Worden is planning to Ame
I covered wagon in order that he may
not ho towed to shoot animals intho

I

street. ’ 2 A

l
m

private pupils-«assuredly through I
modest campnixn of Sentinel Want
advertising.

 

 

‘ Warm
Weather A

is sure to be here very soon.
Better get that Retrisoraior and
Blue Flame Oil Stove now and be
prepared
All Hard Wood Refrigemtors...87.75
Hard Wood ice Ghosts. ....:A....$5.75

TheA.J.Angevine
a: Son 00.

134436 Awnaamol'ou 8T.

 

 

 

"T ionHAAAmN
STREET
BRIDGE

Tciephone 923

 

 

um; aiming down in on hand.
When you olonn house

 

 

heed on 7W2..3fl'0[7 it it in tile single “A 3

our: WWI» HWM Y. Wordon
Um MIAMI it” tho 111315;!er m3 -,
moduli-AI on 3m! provont I do: from 2
input. ‘1‘th up. ulnood on on 3
mm or the animi'l Avon and are
porn dopiemv’nt to him and dauxon ,
MAW“ do titud'o whom in Indy Manolo 3‘

ho nur‘chnml. than being morn oom '

The woman who nun “teach can and 3

‘ Iroom on
:3 Safe Deposit son» 83 and 85 our year 3

Helio' Spring is Herc

you hove.
household mood: to dispose of. I m
‘ rim hixhat cash prions tor it or (A32 ‘A

durum. it stop: nodal.
gin and sciatica pains in
Itu‘ntiy -

Ham’s Proof
.4; WWW“ shotn‘l‘oiimnmbu

F. Lento! Bothy! Street.

I writes: ~ luv:
Sloan “diluent 10: Naomi in
No pm'uir very mac A."

is the best remedy far rhod- 3
madam, backache, sore
tin-oat and .sprains.‘

At: all dealers.

mica woodcut"! 31.00 3

Sloan’s
Hones. b83333”
Rug: and
try not free.

 

 

nun—n-
AA‘C. N. G. G‘. MANOEUVREQ.

HARTFORD. May 1.—‘-in joint mam
oeuvres of the Connecticut National
Guard between August 10 and 19. zho
First Ind Second Regiments will be to
lniorcod oy'the First Separate com-
pany. First company signal corps. um:
balance company .\'0. 1 and ileid hos- 2;
pitul No 1, Traps A and B and Battery 2
A. field artillery. will make practice
marches of six dam. The coast do
i'enso exercises tor the Coast'drtiilery
corpd’wiil he held June 17 to 26 incluw

A 2 oive, at the lotto near New London.

 

 

 

City National Blink

’. rundown A GENERAL snukmo ‘

BUfitNESS AND QFFERS EVERY
3 FAGILITY cONflST-ENT
‘ wiTi-i “on D 'A .A.
2BANKlNi3‘
Surplus Ind Profit.
811700000

Capital

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EDWlN H. MATHEWEON) Fret.
JOHN H. KNAPP, lot Vice-Pres.
FRpEDERiCK H. ROWAN. 2d Vic.-

WlLFRED BODWELL. Cashier
ADIRECTORS3

I. H. Mumwson .l. Wallaco Marvin

John I‘LKQAI A: John 44. Light

Ghridtion Bwpnr'tz Fred. id. Roma

dummlemmmn Leonid ll Hurltnm
i-Ionry o. Lookwood 2 A

 

 

 

 

 

 

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