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TAi-‘T OLOSE IN TEXAS
DALLAS, Tea. May 5_ , I. will ro-i lit warflnaluraiizatiun day" at tho
unit's tllu state convention. on may , “m"“li’ 00"”- “01150‘l'l‘lSN‘l‘lIlll' and ill 1
:6- to dot-idl- botwotm preside“, 'l‘ui‘t o'clock Ell applIt-unts had been lnado
and (.01. ”WWW“. as ’l‘oxus proton citizens. (:lilvi’ Naturalization Exam-
("ll'lf l'ot' tip: i'rtasitlvutiai nomination. .inor (.‘lllll‘i‘ll of ”WW“ WM 'IUWHWI-
0,}, ”WW...“ has a substantial ing the candidates and Judge Illli‘lma
had met Mr, Tull In the county 0011- was on ”"3 hunch. .
VHIilUll returns received this tom--
noon, Vl‘hf'li thi‘ro-quartors of tho
3 tllo's ('Ollllllllh had ht‘ou heard from.
(ton-tests and nuiustrut-tod doleg‘utious
however. neutralized thtl effort, of any .
load for eithor candidate. 'l‘lw lore»;
noon tlgtiros worn: ltoosel'elt T'.’ slain “01‘ J. Tlmlllhl'. F‘I‘t‘daerit‘k ll. Moanl
convention roles: Taft ill; unhlstruo 95" Joseph Voltho. me" Solui'uui, 09'
. twl 40; contested ,3. Counties m‘vsiun Nelson, Samuel Slaviu, James R.
:Iil‘OOllS, (‘tt'ossloy Holt, Carl B.
imports from all but no of Bill 'l‘ox-j IIII‘OIIREI‘. 0191' Nelson. Armjn Wolinoi'.
av- so‘unil‘ t‘otlvontious hold yostordul‘ , Wilhelm l'iopor. Martin VMM' Mu‘
~--s;-iow that Woodrow Wilson has morolm“3 “Viki" Jacob Sundiu, 0““ “a"
than enough votes to control the state Sulvaloro SM“- Fm‘lflli‘k ”we"
‘ gun,
hwon‘tlon May 28. The returns thin‘Sfll'd. All)?” 1‘3. Mirfln, “OWN “0W
lthl‘lIillg‘ have Wilson 350 Iluriuon ll
9’ ' field, Sidney Foldl‘nan, Louis hamburg,
and Clark 4;; quip”. m0 “3;; “M5 or llriduvpurt; William fiodgsun. of
Strulford.
in the state mluwutiou. ill?» lwllu: nor--I _ .
ossary to noun-oi 3 Thomas Al'll‘llltlillt" oi midgvport was
__,_, E mjot'tod l)l"lfl|llii(‘ ho had gone to Flag-
GUNNING FOR HILL. iland and lived {our yours ut’tor tuit-
An amusing sttttuinonl is that which “I“ 0‘” hi" “I“ paptu‘s. ”0 “ill“
coitus to hand from “lamination. and mm It" Could Illu u now uppiiratlon.
which says in part: “'I‘liv,‘ have hoard; ‘ 01' ”K" applicants on in" list, I‘" M"
down how that (tonal-osmium Hill is , ”I’m England, 15 from Russia. ”I from
to have a wry hurt! tltno to not ru- "“133 II) “‘0“! ”1‘1““: ““d “I ”0’“
elected. l'lSsilIlllllt'. llltil ho is to In? Hungary. 'l‘hm‘onr-r smullor numhurn
uninitiated. Republican loaders in “Pl“mm'r"m”"rk‘gl
Washington look upon (‘ongrossmunj “"""""'”'“"”m"'
Illli as puritans (mo of tho lormuosl. HILL AND HAWLEY‘
authoritios on the timid question In:
I'll) l’nitt‘d Status. 'l‘lwy want him t‘o-'bury ultllo that tho appointment of
turned to t‘onarlcss. lint u roport has Frederick ll. l‘roi’ntt. as Wampum“
«(nus to \\'ashlnaiou from ("outlot'ti~ ot‘ ilanhury signifies this burying of
run that u grout «”01". will ho made a Illllf'llt'i by Hill and llnwlcy. .\ per-
in (It‘ll-ll” lilll. Democrats lu-rn would nsul oi" it long amount in tho lino-
wry nun-h npprut'ialo his rotlrolut-nt bury News, .hou'ol'cr. reveals uono of}
to lli'iHlll' Iii‘v in (‘onnot'lith Ills ‘ the true iuwul'duoss of tho ('lllillgt“ In
It irliour .(‘Scflllt‘ trout dai'oul lino yours postlnustcrs. Both the present IIIL’IIIYI"
«no leads to tho pupa odious; IlteélnC-llt. Mr. lslng and his oxpoctzml silo-l
lleluocrms ln.l.‘\’ushina‘ton that he willirossor. Mr. (,lrolult. stats to that pu-i
p... hetltl‘ll this running full.“ gper that tht-y Intro. nothing to suyl
It is strnnuq how opinions in \\‘aslr‘ronl‘ornlng tho lnailrr "at
ugton ditto-r from those in (‘Cllillt‘t'll»y'l‘lltl News also stated that on the
(iii. \l'o doubt it (“ougl‘t'lsstnun l']. J. sumo day that Mr. l‘roi‘lttt opened a
Hill was t-w-r in his homo lt-llor ol‘ good hows from Mr.“ lllil.’
pinto than now. I
to effect. tho standout of applicants in
much higher and It, Is no longer colu-
v‘ tnon 'I‘o hour a man tit/alt: that lltwrgo
Tlt'ushington is prouidont.
’I‘hoso admitted yesterday wt-ro l’al-
strongor
The only trouhlu is. Mr. lslnl: opunutl a letter from tho.
(‘tmnomivul hasn't ououuh of the some Mr. ’Iillt t-outw'ning tho run-l
Since the utt'll-t regulations wont In~' ‘
Alleged tIISlllltt‘llt‘fi (iattsd l’rt‘un lizllt- ’
prt‘so'nl ‘
e
Hamilton Premium Coupons,
Paolted With the Market’s Best
' Goods, Pay You a Bigger Interest on
.What You Spend Than Banks
Pay You on What You Save.
Mr"
call u m
ONS
Pockets of Consumers.
These high standard goods will. continue
to be sold as cheap or cheaper than other
goods of equal Quality.
A FREE .Voucher, good for TEN (10) Hamilton Bonds; 3. List of goods whiCh
carry them; arid a Catalogue of Premiums will be mailed to you upon request ' ‘
Hamilton Premium Coupons are a Guara
antee of Standard Quality, Lchst Price; and
ALSO a VALUABLE REBATE to YOU.
They are a form of currency, exchangeab'lo
for Valuable Premiums such as Rugs, Dita;
peries, Furniture, China, Cut Gl’ass,. Sporting“
. Goods. Pictures, Etc., Etc.
Prominent manufacturers have adopted this
plan for popularizing their goods. It will put
Hundreds of Thousands of Dollars into the
Collectors of Trading Stamps can Fill the:
books in Half the time by demanding Hamilton
Premium Coupon Goods, because the Coupon
are accepted-upon an equal basis—for Stamps
Or Premiums in any of the Hundreds of ,2,
Premium Parlors, and by most of the other
Responsible Trading Stamp Concerns. “
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Hill Siillill liiliiié
: THE HAT TRADE. -
American Hatter Find: no Indication:
of Change.
Thu Aflli‘l‘lL‘élli Halter th'w l‘ul'kl‘
Issued issturday, says or Willflul run-
tiillouu and pnmprrta in the hat trails:
linslw when with rolallurs pruvud a
wank or actlvw sales nationally in
”c Hami ton Corporation
mount. arrivals from South American
countries of prmiuvtluu this condition‘ N
Is gradually bolus: ovormmo. This
stain of tho innritut vulphtulzva tho
tild‘icully or the Panama hat business.
i
.Two or 'Illrfif yours ago it was small;
'lwnl high up" :positions to ztt‘romuio» tents of uhivh ho. Mr. isltir. dcriinos'Twentthree Sent to jail or
this all of her favorite sons tutti Mr.
Hill is doing so well where he Is that
his constituents have in (‘ouuortit-ut
aeiflahly tool "they cannot all'oi'il to
"intake 8. change even to sttuw tiptm
Mr. Hill the honors ho roully deserves.
A14 for Ills having had a narrow mu
cape from deft-at two yours ago. the
reply of The Bridgeport l’ost Ills this. REPUBLICANS WIN IN ST. PAUL criminal 6““, of tho common plouai
allegation so well that It should 1m. ' !
~given thorough publicity.
The Post says editorialy of Mr.
Hill‘s alleged “narrow t‘st‘llllt‘": “M:
us look at, tho figures a little. and we
shat confine ouréulws
field county end of tho old district.
because it is In that suction that t‘on-
urossman liill will uulko his run thI
fall. Hill's plurality on Fairilold
county was H23 with a l'tuptthlloun
stay-at-ilmue
Now what did the othor Republican
candidates show? Goodwin lost tho
courtly to l'luldwln by ten Votes.
ilialtoslou for lIoutonanlgovernor,
carried it over the Democratic oaudl~
date by 811 and. the other state oill-
oera had slightly more. with John ll.
Light. who Is deservedly popular In
this county. showing 1.232. the next
highest to Mr. Hill. There are the
figures and they speak for themselves.
In n. your with everything going
against the Republicans, and with. the
largest Republican slay-at-home vote
in the history of tho party, Mr. Hill
led tho head of the ticket In the coun-
ty by more than 1,500 votes. and was
more [than 600 ahead of tho average
on the state ticket.“
As Mr. lllll know thr- aoluul facts
, of his latest. election violot‘y. we pro-
some the Washington
caused him no worriment. Analyzed
as above. more is nothing spent, it
which indicates anything but well re-
talnod political strength and the no
. moot confidence of his constituents.
Any. repetition of the Washington al‘
inflation V..whlnhlwli tend to bring out
such a ‘cdmpdrisou of election data as
‘4 glvsn‘slzov‘o, Uhouid be welcomed both
is unusual! « '
stair M,’
vote of (‘lnSI‘ to :l,.'ttll)’
statement .
\lo talk. It lllt'l‘e is any politics in
the matter, it will probably lu- rowni
oil in due limp. and until thou
it may ho host, to :lssulun that
the lhmhnry cluluyzo was dip,- to oth-
m' .lhun politil-nn reasons. rAusoniu
,Stilttlnol.
S'l‘. l’.\l.'l.. .\linu.. May il.»’l‘lltl Ite-
.pnhlit'ans horn pivoted yc-stt-rduy tho
jmitlro tilt-hot headsd by Mayor ll. P.
: Kt'llm‘. '
. l‘om pinto
’0 11“" Will". the allreltdtuonl lo thr- t-ily churwrilm‘mllfl?
2 lit-itlgtllmt‘t.~r-»Amy Davis. drunk and?
‘pruvidlng for a commission form 01
government has bum carried by a
largo majority.
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APPOINTMENTS MADE av GOVER-
NOR BALDWIN.
l-IAR'I‘FOIIIJ, May 8.-Tho following
appointments were unnouncad by Gov-
ernor Baldwin, yoslorday: ‘
John A. Stoughton. East ‘llurttord.
to he prosecuting omcer "for the Con»
uoctlcut Human society tor two your:
train April 24th.
Leonard .1. Nlcltoraou. Corn:
West
term of yours.
Thomas .I. McClorlulck.
honmustor. at Stoulngtou.
yours from April 20th.
EBEAIEST MEIIIBIIIE Oil EiiiTIi
A prominent citizen of Evanmm.‘
Ind, wrltoa:—-"I wu III for, hr
month: with a pulmonary ‘troubloiud
m the host or doctors. I. hale';
rhuxu and was in a, vary to! mt
Through the advice at a Mend, ,1 triad
Vino]. and 1 tool that than“! in! WI.
It in all you Wmld It to he. i
believe It in tho “it"! modicum on
out om. mum other: to m
Vino ma have Ind um, um
mom!“ {a no What on re-
man). , ,. ‘
mat
to ho har-
I‘or thruo
and in this vicinity
We not,
Ith shroud colds.
who» 1!.
mm,
i III
on mu. my will cheerfully mm
Ivory and paid on for itr'l'ltis shows
, out: with and a
wall, to the same office] for thi- sanm.
MW gall. ~21:
m Wilt! fill. can anything mo
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Fined in Common Pleas
; Courtwlurv Comes
‘ in Today
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Quito a hatch of prisout‘rs in tho
ICOIII‘l “il‘l‘l' brought ll) ll‘h'il and “'tll‘t‘l
thr-lr ploadinu guilty,
Walsh and
semi-um tI on
.I mine .I. I". prvslllud.
roturns Indicates that lulssod out minimum on tho rollowlugt Dillbuhly
lthot‘l, till day-ll; Janina :llcCue. drunk.
20 days; lotlwurd O'Donnell, limit or
T from Dennis and dquirvu. 20 days;
Thomas (hogan. common drunkard.
onto day in jail; Prank 98min, breach
of pollen and assault. $20 and; Byron
it.- Weoks, unblouzloment Irom Connol-
ldated (gospel sowing Machine com-
pany of a. quantity of tooth to value
of 323, mo month: In Ml; Km non
Inuon, drunk. 20 days In Jail; Michael
Luby. drunk. abusive longing: and re-
sistance. 60 days In Jail; Ann Dahorty.
drunk. 20 days In lull; John Conley.
drunk, I5 days in jail; William C"-
pander. drunk, to days In Jail; Joseph
-Bonturo, assault on Anni/o Endowed.
30 daysla Juli: Monti: Co'yno, indo-
‘com eximm, nix manila in 3a."; poo
FWD-en, theft of cement has», 30 days
in jail. , .
From unwary—doom ll. Rey-
noldglntolxloalion. 16 «you: jail;
mu mm. mm. to an in
:W 3mm”
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i “M!!! ammuwow " Granger!
mu, two month: in MI; Thoma
lotion Wm so will In III]: WH-
um Scalar. brawl: of 99800, has
has. -
’Mm Walk—Julia INlrd. drunk-
enness and vacancy, 80 days In jail.
M'Gmnwloh~FMIl~t'lch Tyler.
Ind John Brennan, vumuvy. five days
In jail ouch. ;
The jury will be called In today.
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PARTY LINEO.
pmidontlll primary pecan-o
llkoli to dill-list party lines. For
It ,Il
thought
i
The Bartram Com-ant opposes film
i un‘u’s hats in fact, a largo uuluhor oi _
: storm on rywh. l‘t“ li‘tllll’ldl’lltl u iarui-rl
i \(iillmt‘ of buslullau that \t‘tull‘ titan in
i tlw mime luriod of any i)l‘t‘\'lt.‘rllfi your.
2 lint gz'lmrfllly sin-stilling. that sums
{up lllf.‘ wholo story of any nstivo
fsprtug truth: to lint». Tho brisk ton-
' (lililillu during that wash urv oridvncv.
ihownor. that retail trade conditions
‘ RH‘ t'undauwululiy good. and it is (“0.1“ .
, lu'vn luvorahic, a rmord season's busi-
I piss would hut-u rvsultod.
l A» it is. howl-rot. t'utailvm Intro
turned over us much tnvrv
previous normal
iii-neon. which mounu that there has
3 born a good «woman season's busi-
i now. Stocks luwo been oluanud fair-
ly well. without rl-quiring duplicating
l to any considerable uxlonl,
| Thu men on the road In the duly
iporlods or their trips found buyer-I
somewhat disinclinod to place fall 01"
{dots until they had moved some of
’ thoir spring hots. but since insular, on
our» have boon placed more llhuruily.
last month‘s Issue of The Anll‘l‘l'tmll
Hatter contained a rather detailed ro-
view of the current style situation and.
the probable tendency of tho voguo tor
tall, and since than them has been no
.chunge In conditions. "
i Two or three of tho Imported velour
lines have» been withdrawn from the
market or quotatims have been atl~
vanced to such an extent. an to make
prim practically orchlhltivo. in root,
the developments or the [nut mouth
signify that it those manufacturers
can more Iomo order! at his prison
thoy will be acceptable. but otherwise
tholr production is well mid up. Or ill
in noes-nary to go into the market tor
more for at present. high quotations
with the prouwct of still tut-titer od-
vauolng prices by any, substantial pur-
ohueu. '
The demand for tux-Jor women's
hm, not only' for relmn but for other
lrhandiso as in any
prices to such an extent II! to plated
‘thilvmttflal almost beyond the mch‘
limits amount ho mot.
, i , g .
lain that it Wt‘litllt‘l‘ conditions had Hut-laud. a chauffeur slippod Ilv tho no.
i
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play and In one of an attack or oroup
varietie- ot m John to lncrwflna poor so drops into a kitchen bowl or
9‘ W“""°r “mi" N“- P’WHM mthiu. penetrating vapor that
arm's lists an practically unto-:m“._ to m, manuals and for .
striated. and manufacturers can put uhyilciln. .
WWW M mice or mater!“ marl rm. mainlant to: am at. am
to. but In men's MU! there are certain at m, a, '
hats that con-id not he ohtninod when-'2
ruqtsi‘rrd: last. ytar it was tlw largo:
shapes; this your it is the medium di-i
ruonutons. ,
As stalrd. huwowr. tho rmuirodl
proportions uru now coming in. and“.
although thorn will probably his homo,
:dlliay in filling ordvrs. tho trade Willi
mohabiy iii-‘Qtll't‘ the styles that. have
hoop ordered.
JUMPED FROM BROOKLYN
BRIDGE.
NEW YORK. May S.""l.‘llm‘l(‘s Mat"-
Iilm guard on tho roadway of Brooklyn
lh-hlgo early yesterday. and when he
rsuchod the middle oi the span pluugod,
oror the. rail into tho water I!!!» feet-1
below. A tugboat hoadod toward the
slot where the bridge juniper had dis
honoured and a minute lator the un-
conscious body came to tho surface.
Macfhrland was hauled aboard thea lug
and brought ashore. Illa shoulder was
fractured and he suffered inmrnl In.
juries. Ho may rocoyorr Masturloud
said he was tired of life.
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WOMAN’S PEOULIAR WILL.
NEW YORK; Mny‘ 8.~—Ths will of
Mrs. Sarah l-fule Wimhaus. who died
in Paris on April 20. directs that all
her jewelry valued at 350,000. he pack-
ed and put lull um dopaiat box for
Wondrous years, when It. in to be di-
vided equally among her grand-dough-
tm‘l. '
‘ onour runs or:
Many-Children DI. or Group, Ivory
Var Boron I Doctor can be
' summoned.
Parents otchtldreu should be pre-
pared at all times for a spam or
croup.
Keep In «the bonus in .roipody that
will give Instant roller and keep the
child from choking until the arrival
or the physician.
Get d 50 cent bottle of "Youth to-
‘bolllm: water. Hold the child‘s head
over his bowl. so that. it on brand:
"for admission, but contributions will
Mandi” mutton._
"FOR THE
Convenience of
our Patrons
we have installed
an Electric Eleva-
tor, so that it is
no longer neces-
sary to climb the
stairs to our three
upper floors.
TheA..I.Angevine
8t Son Co.
134-136 WASHINGTON 3T!
I Watch "Us Grow
PROF. GIBSON‘S ORGAN RECITAL.
On Monday. May 13m. at. the XM-
walk Conaroxntloual Church, Mr.
Alex. S. Glhsou will glvo an organ to
chat under the auspices of the Amer-
Ican Guild of Organism, beginning at
380 p. to. There will he no chargel
ho received at the door. Following is
the program: a ,
l. Jubilee Overture. .C. M. van wallet
2. Variations on u Scotch air. .D. Buck
(l. Violin Solo. Do Christianl.......
. » H. Leonard.
Mrs. John Svec.
4. Symphonic Poem, "Iv‘lnlandla
.. . . . . . .J. Sibelius
No. 8, No, 2
col-
5‘. Toccata in l“. Bk.
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visit.
ll. Prelude to The Blessed Damoaoi
..,................G.‘Dublmy
7. Violin Solo, Scone do Ballett. 0i).
,100. (3 do Beriot
Mrs. Svec.
8. Suite in C.ln spurts ‘
Homer N. Bartlett
AOI
w
7 Masfnoossvwrio urns.
suwl roux. liar sauna out or .
hm. Elisabeth Norris Roosevelt. wt.
dow at Jan. A. hooosvolt‘and sum or
'l‘h
-4- 5... st.
New York City
J 8.13mi: .
a
Man
ONT walk into a
and pick out omit
213 Washington
So. Nor-walk?
Norwalk Chronicler