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COMMENTS ON POLITICAL SITUATION AS
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election would have been (Antsy.
But 5(‘\(‘i‘til other important facts
iIIItI-dirII that Mr. Douglas should he
1
WHY llill llilllllls.
tli MASSACHUSIIIS"Ai.‘.’2‘f;iii..‘.°.lifflil:fliii?“i:.l’f.’°i§
IscriouslI considered lie has always
been strongiI in {In or of tariff reform.
lin II port of thc country whort‘ turlh‘
Arcfotncrs Ilfllt‘ not bcctt r'cttntdcd with
in or
Prominent Shoo Manufacturer
Suggested for Democratic Nomi
nation tor President
Although the greatest shoe manufac-
tIIIrcI' in tho country, his lrlcndlI ut-
‘iitude tow dltl labOI brought him many
A\0l98 in his gubctnutorial cttmpulgn;
tltld 'WIlt‘ll II IIIIIIIIbcI of tho Mus-Int '-lItI
IIIttII stutrl: Legislation lII-II IIIIs the nu-
thot' or thI measures whiIh have pIOV-
AIIl ultogcthcr satisfactoryto labor men
.ot’ that State—mu- Arbittntlon La“
and the W-IcklI l’uIIIIIIIII Law,
”in ltctnocrnt'y has not been qucs-
tioncd. in all his npcIIclIcn, both \I‘hllo
Icngtlgcduln his own Intttpttign tor gov-
"ctnot and during the lust l’IetalIlI-nllal
campaign, hI Iltls I-Inphusizod the do
nirnbilitI' of opposing the increase of
Ni: \‘l \tlltK, Min ‘.‘2.’ ----- .-\notth not
“I II ttl surprise w I‘Itl apt ling loIiIII II lIcn
‘i’ttcflk’ one of thc IIlIIIIIIchcsl llI-Ino- l
ct'atiI- publications ill the country, ctli.
torinllI' announced that it would lm'
willing to support William l.. lionglna
(ll: lll'ocktou, Mano, for PrcsiIlcnt oh
the l1 ItIII States. The (‘tlllOl‘lill in us
. fIiiIIvI H, i
Why Not Douglas of Massachusetts?
Wall) in It will II hon the nemomwat
It‘ l’urtI is r-iIh in Presidential
booms, is thI-rII not It i’tcsidenilal!
boom in behalf of William 1, Holmium! ,
‘.Hmwr GOI‘t't‘llol' of Alasxnchuscitsfl ItII-Iicrni poon and of a which to the
'l on «pit ntiou is not ilhlit‘tl in it Hlllli of A old comm ”km i" Stillt mgms' .
being It luminous mun 0t
Mott )H‘I
'jcsi SotncbodI in going to no tlltlbf‘ll A I'A'iAl'A ‘mtfl‘ “t ‘ ‘ i tlltt i H
. I In IIIIIII, is IIIII
II Italiiniotc to cur-II tho III‘lllOH .ItiIi R r l a A
h “mam. m“ who that “in“ mm is, on tho Hubert oi banlliuir ro-imm has
not own tho party lcudcrb how I the been closely watched. llc has a".
Hlinhtoat notion, it is stiil “mm-”WagttI'uIIIcIi lllllll-‘t‘ill in lavot' of :I Il(‘\\'
MM. and that built: thr Hm; l'ticltimmA‘iAm and currency III‘IItcnI, ‘t‘ill‘
litmus tlIIIIII‘tiot‘ llouuluz-I'H hut into A ”(Numb Homo M Ah". “Nummulnhi:“3m
the llIIIIIocrutiI- ring. lie is priI'ilIItzotl 1m: . iitc ( ongwnst-ottnl commission
to take it out again it he IIIIIIH tit, ltill = “mm mm MP“ investinuting that “"h‘
it ought. to llt‘ llll'l‘t‘. Ilovct'uor Iloug- A by"
in.» has lllltl “'ltl‘.‘ cxbcIiIIIII-II in iIIIIIJ A" "" AA‘A' “PM“ A’AASAAAA"‘A‘ A'AAA'AA'A'AA“
boss, in Dnlitios' "mm“ pubic “”an i lions. ilIuhc IrotIInIonlI I:.IllI-IIA "trusts."
ll . in u uluppegsml ltusitu‘w man" in ‘ hc has said upon many ocI-nuionu that
‘hc llf‘lll‘dt‘!‘ it ltnposuihic to rl‘illl'll to
tho best. sense of the term. and no in
n mun in whom ltllSlllt’SS moo. irrcs~'the ”Ad AWDAA‘AAl‘Ams‘ AH” that ho is in
llI-ctivo of party niiilintiotIH. would A' favor of “MA legislation as “AHA “in"
mu, coutldcncc. ”v has mm st‘H‘rni inatc special privllcn‘cs. And in thin
(my who“ including “awn". “rock. connection ho attributes nmI-h ot’ the
oltt, RIIpI‘chututiIII to tho Massachu- “MAS arising front SOTIMAM monop
suits lctzirlutttrv two terms, and StatII ‘oiles A” ”'0 present AAAWAUA‘AAAM “f the
Senator onI- term. am! in tint-l, thc AMA“:
,l’l‘lli' ltoosuvclt hunt Pnrlmr 50 imprI-H- A“ (”A AAAAPA'VAA’“ SAW“
study for thc Prcsidcncy. ho “'le t'lt.‘I"~
tcd Governor of )lthsnchunctls on tin-flA “1am "I am an oldatashionod ”Pm“;
lx-mocrallc Iicpm b.\‘ 3.1mm vim-mm 'crat. I believe our party should Inuka
llis rI-cmd “(lg as gmd a. his In" its platform out of fundamental Dom-
ning and it is inI-r-I-tiibh that thI (‘ lhlti ocrntic iiA‘AllCAlthS; 110i with planks
IIIIIH llllthL’llllllJ. Elilt‘t‘ his ll(l\“‘(?lllfli ‘ AAASAAAWOAA 0‘” of more cxpodiouc} A“
ship should dltn hit-I political llt‘l'suull]. 5 IIoIIld ho I-qunllI imptopot lot the
'ity or bvlittlc his :IIailaMiltI'. Tim I lk‘lnoum.‘ to “end its IriIItIIII-m pith-
Dcmot‘t'ntc issnc this you is tho 1m
in, and (‘.III‘I'I'IIOI' Douglas “'th illltl is
on IIIItliII 'hing tittilt‘ I"cl01tncl‘.iiI ini
Ili‘lllllh in l'I-IIIIr ot' sttth it'lmllllillllltlllfl_
ot‘ thI misting tariff lit-“I IIill holp thI
(IIIIHunIoI', and it is the coIISIIIIIIaI-‘u
ibuitlv that the. Democratic l‘IIrtI must .
fight it it expects to Will. it would in-
b9!tcr..however, to untrust thI- brunt
of that light to II prIIctlI-ni Inuit. with
(strong, aggressive convictions, I'nlhI-r
than to it thuorth or n politl ion
The Dmnocratic (‘.lilltlitlalO this war AIA‘AAA’DAAASA‘ 1" 1345'
.must lilSlille public (nnfido tcc it i wars old the new Wits brought home
VI )uld he pus\ (Inouuh ll) "9' ilh‘ II ( llll' illlat Ills lulhct Illld IN‘CII dtowned at!
IlidntI unman in II ltotn thv Stantlpnt I-l- i son. “AA AAA"? begun 10‘” Abe AAAAA“ AA’A'
(-tncni the [‘(Baf'titnuulps “ “Hm “'.‘..I low It life of hardship and Ilopr‘gtIntion
confidInIc, but such licino l'nls urc'A which, under plenum intro and nodal,
fuku Democrats. and no Ilil’fI-‘III nt ttotu A‘IA’AAAAAAAOM scarcely exists
Wall Slit‘t‘l RI pnlIlII ans. And it
would he t‘lltiI enough to not as a .an il‘A'I A" 30W?" War“ 01' 5130. and IA“ at
Innate :1 than 0\“9l \\ll(llll IIIII IIxIrIImI- . ka begging sheen a task for Itrown
radical wing of the part) would In “"Aki‘rs- working from down “A night.
thuse: but while the Indicuis InnIIII ll ; without W333“.
lot. of ItholIn-snulcd liUitio dullnp til Atiurelntcrvuishc “'33 “in” from.
campaign, on election day, It is well 1 the bench and permitted to attend
for the party to have in nmnlnution n flChOAAAI'. UM“ he was ““9911 "”8 OAd
candidate for whom the business man be worked All the SHOP-3110p. except
0! Democratic persuasion. who wants (of n BAION time When he wan employ-
tu have the courage of his OOllvic. ed in a cotton mill for thirty-threw
(alone, is not afraid to vote. Governor “Mb AA day- BY the ”"19 AW AV“
Douglas. We believe, would I») such a twenty he had mastered the ‘lutfiluefittl
candidate. Certainly, Ito man who. 0’ shoemnklng. .
has been mentioned thus for by the ‘It was in his home State. howevor,’
Democrats would appeal with more that. Douglmfivnu destined to begin the
strength to that sober second thought business that to, now famous all over
which in the Antericnnvotcr‘l saving “10 world. 1" 187th WAAAI a Climb“ 0'
grace III the Presidential pollt-I. $375: and All“ borrowed. 116 set 11D ‘1
_______ , ‘ “factory" thirty by sixty feet. and
The announcement III of cOIIsldor- began to make shoes. From IIlnIotIt:
able iInpoI-tnncl- in two pnrtlculan-I. the very first be advertised. using the
First, it moans that ”Puck," which newspopé'ru frecly as his capital would
with cartoon and comment had”, been permit. .Under the stimulus of thll
such It pawerful weapon in past Preu— advertising the business outgrew mod
ldcntiai contents, looks with dlsfnvor tory after factory. until 4.000 Demand
upon the cautildnclcs of other l‘lomo- won; on the payroll, and a whole cont-Al
- «rats at present in the flght. Second. munltI was ensued in the manufac-
St)
to it Now
illiOMtl In to listcn to the ndviunccs
of cotpotatlons sucking upotlal priti
lcgczt
()llc‘ onto said that he had the ‘bost
tho totomost Ixatnplcs of those Iucn'
‘IIho, tinting the lust ccntuty, r088
't'rom cxtrctno poverty to u command-
lint: place in business lift“. liII
Premiums.
them.
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BEAUTIFUL GIF TS—F REE
For Hamilton Premium Coupons
Hamilton Premium Coupons are packed
with the goods of Leading Manufacturers
and can be exchanged for Very Valuable
Furniture,
Cut Glass, China; nearly every desire can be
satisfied for Hamilton Premium CoupOns.
All that is required of you is to ask for
the goods with which they are packed.
Nearly cVeryMerch‘ant understands about
‘ He prefers to Sell goods which carry Ham-
Ilton Premium Coupons for several reasons.
FIRS 1’ “The goods which contain Ham-
ilton Coupons being Most Popular, Sell
Draperies, Rugs,
very readily.
‘Ilt'nu' amino
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MW
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zinc "um
. $29173.-.V«
RATION
Pleased customers.
Write for a Catalogue of Premiums, a List
(of Goods Which carry the Hamilton Premium
'Cou pons, and a Voucher good for TEN
(10)p HAMILTON BONDS—FREE.
Hamilton Coupons are accepted at any AW Premium Parlor and at
other responsible Stamp Companies upon equal basis with Stamps
‘2."4'6 WEST 45L" ST
NEWXORK crrv
That means Increased
Sales-1ncrcased Profitséwithout in-
creased expenses. ,
SECOND—HeknowsthePriceandQuality
of the goods are what they should be,
because we will not permit the Coupons
to be packed with an article unless .
assured the Quality 18 Standard and
the value Right. ’
THIRD~He knows that Selling Hamilton
Premium Coup on Goods means in
addition to MpORE, SALES Better?
itori-I Itewspnper iu liltltl .llr lJoItnlasiI
tltronirh both britticltbl of the inning:
Ihttut'c to the governornhlpg iHIl liuuA
boon four Ilmés chosen an dotegntu LA)
counts-now timeout-ts TO
TRAVEL lN srvLe.
He wool
‘bouud out" to his uncle. II shoe~mnksl
it I» almost sure that the proposition
offered by "Puck" will find a worm re-
ccptlon in curtain Democratic circles,
where the nnmc of Mr. Douglas chub
boon mentioned from time to time all
a. possible candidacy which might not.
onlI agreeably brldtle the difficulties
‘ tho dlswntented volt-r: or other pur-
tlIII on well
What lend: color to this but ballot
to tho that that in 1904. It, Pmidontlal
election. year, Mr. Douglas was reluct-
ed Governor of Muncpuoettu by this
large-t pfttrnilor ever given anyone tor
Governor In that Itopublicnn aim.
luring end
The excellent understanding that
ext-III between Mr. Douslu and the
workers in his ' factoricl has been
widely commented upon. 80 Itar no
differences exist they are In nearly
The Connecticut dologritlon to th-
republican national comentlon, their
Altai-ham turd invited guests or the
iIII to still masscn of tcmpomrilI poem-i delegation Will travel to tho 'z'comeu- l
lion at Gldongofiieit‘t month in regal
IatIIe according to; the plans made for;
their tmunportntion and for hotel ac-
\liliinm l. ltoulzhm of whom some commodntiona. “5 taunted “"1“”
There'nré it delegated. the some.
tIIiIcItiscIl fur-II in Amctitmn" is one otA number 0' “AW"‘A'Wfi and “(AAA "A "A" gftll‘ t'ltc Denturrntto choice was mo
delegates has been authorized to in-
vlto one friend to make thé trip. This
will make II putty of 42 persons. The
waugdelcgnllion will team New Haven ou’
both in lllImouth, Mans. of Scotch; the SAAAAAA'AA’W preceding ”A” Pl’ebA‘ml
When he was “‘.egdnto of the conIentlon in It special
train of Pullman sleepers and n din-
ing our and will make tho run to Chi
03850 it) Why of the Pennsylvania rnIl-
Iond in the special. roturnlng in tho
some truth.
in Chicano the Connoctiutt tlt‘lt‘gtt-
tion will be quartered at the Audi
tor-tum Annex. ouo of the large and
imposing hotels in Chicago.
Pnimnry votes are not a drug in the
New York markct. anyway. Rouge.
veit’s primary votes in that ctty'rom
$5 occur-"New Haven Journal-Courier.
Women
Appreciate
the value of good looks—of a line com-
plexion, a skin free from blemllhal.
bright eyes and I chagrin timer.
Many of them knowmllo. wlut it mun:
to be free tram hm book-choc.
lasaltude and 'cxt‘uno madman.
beenusettndyhove loamo'dthsvaluool
BEEGIIAM’S
PILLS
ll tho most with lid to better pity.-
lcnl W’I Pills have
In unequaled mutation bocaulo thay
not so mildly. but" It) conninly and lo
Modality. By clearing the system,
~—————L—~———
all one: ddjlllbed with mutual «unit “with! AA” 50"” WA "WI “WY .
otnbe‘ party, bttt prove ailructiVo to l tactlon within the conduct of the fac-
LoI-y. Iln otbor one: they hm been
“absurdity disposal qt, by common
couuent. by oubmb‘l‘tton to who very or.
nitration humor with Mr. boul-
ttI m tho originator "butt mm. ' ‘“
bin Donut“ to nut known III I will
claim in the «mummy «copied um ,
yet In hi. on stats be 1m hold all
data-i.
has the" stomach and improve the
W Mandingo. batterloolu,
Bottli- spirits fiction the use of Booclb'
ufl‘n Pitt. ’9. mind the world m
For Their
l rcnggfluf the male wide primarI hold i.
l the topical. l
, IIIIII'
l I olII'I-ution.
' hut .thruo districts.
The HAMILTON CORPORATION
tloch uud "I‘III‘lllI-lll‘bl. tic Mil nlno
lhnvn out» do' cgnte from tho 1 lord and
iFlhegnth
r Complctc rtlurns tImn 59 of the 3‘3
‘5 . m N “Is. fill”: rottdnllou of tho” stoic, If: ‘.ftllll that Rouse
lvelt. lint-rod ti bf 1mm and Tall it
‘ 0f lllt‘ 59 thwr‘not Harmon c Itrri~
A sweemng Victory for Ex-pr..:ed thI- hallti‘ number IIII Col.
sidam' m Yas‘erday 3 Primnr Awlt and in tho it counting I riftlrd or
ins—Harmon Beats ,Wilson
AWllI-Inn. Ta‘t. on the Republican til III-,1
W
lulled to no: Ulll‘ of thcm
Thc rural wtc throughout l‘lit' stutu
COIIAII'Mil-Yl S. O ”Mm 22% AA BWWD' was light. as the farmers whose work
in; IirtorI for icx- prosidrnti'khocdm
“fit for Republicanncnolgo for.
had lucn rolni‘dcti b3 ”II. M nthcr pr“
1 Its
titreildenov and fohaqtorpot “Huron lo lie [In
It Seriatorl. ar‘ullcttc scorned his hcm
lest late in tho l‘wcntI- lirtu comics
liottul distri t. \Ilu‘ro he polled 4,ltl:l
votes. in l‘llIOll county. Lat-‘oilctte
secured more votcs ttmn PronidI-nt
-'l‘IIrt. ()t the it counties which have
Ito for as reported as carried by Presl-
Ilcu Tait, one-halt arc Dcmocrutic
strongholds. where the Republican
vote was very light.
The intact votc in the Democratic.
preferential contort. is not known. but
Taft so fur has carried reports from 73-5 precincts out IIf‘IIltIil
There “i R, divl- in thointnto indicate that ll'armon llill
On the “8“!“er aidu received ”.309 votes to “listing ill.-
' 579 in those Dl‘t-‘L‘ll'lclfi. w‘hiie Ciurk rc~
I-eived 170 and Bryan 156.
in
"mi orlto sons.‘
to _V( “8‘0pr :Qim of Ohio'n
ibI-Illdont 'l'.n‘lt hurt in
With tho prohahiiltleu that there
be on incrcIIIIII IIII latc rctttarna
come in, it is estimated that Roosevelt
has I). pluralilI of nppmxitnutch 20,000
l()\t‘r l’rculdunt 'l‘aft in the popularitr
content as oxprcoscd through the ne-
luc'ilon ot the delegates to tho national
aion III two.
Hui mm is far in the load of Governor
Woodrow Wilson. of Now .II‘I'IIeI‘. In»;
unite the fact that their names wore
not'prlntcd on the ticket. William J.‘
Bryan tutti Champ (‘.lurk received scat-
toting votes. l President Tart carried his homo dis
While “’wAAAS 'AA'A‘ Incuzre 0" the ’ricts. the Frst and Second. Governor
vote for delugntcs to the itcpubiican Harmon. who lives in the same city
I-Itsto conIcntlon. which will name the with the President Cincinnati. carri
ago torrelling their votes, gave (.‘ol.
IIOOIIevclt a majorin at? nearly 200.
nix Republican national (intention-ab; ed (the Second district but the mm“ in
ionic it hi bollovcd that the Roosevelt still in doubt
forces will dominate. ’l‘ho Denmomtlc
pnrty provided in its call that thecnn- wuaol} carried the Third Seven
didatle rewiring the largest ”Mild“ ‘teenth, Twentieth and Twenty tirst
tint preference votes shall be permit dlétrlcts
ted to numo his own six delosnmfih In the Third Instinct, c w. Folcrt
large to the national convention This was elected us a llogseIcit delegate.
W1” Ii"! Governor Harmon AA“ 099°“; rind D W. Allamnn as n 'l‘nrt Delegate.
tunity to further increase tits Inimber' In the Fifteenth district n L Molick
of delegates to the Baltimore Conven- l
“A"A- and Frank Ronsbottom Its It ’l‘alt dei-
Governor Harmon‘s majority, it it! onto.
holievod. will exceed that of Colonel in the Congreuionnl contents in the
ilooooveit. Ohio state-wide primary election yes-
On the face of the returns up to 'l a. torduy returns show that at least four
The returna- show that Gorennor
Roast“
for: cd to I‘ It in thrir crops to going
i
. ., Adams ConntI’. where more than t,-
I'Itlo rotors worn tliufrunchined u I'cnr
Norwalk Pontoflice
Malls Untouched
5:50 a. nI.-»Enut.
6:“) III. m.—~l)>rnbury division.
“:30 a. m.-——\\'cst and South Norwnlx.
9:40 n. m. —~I~:ust, West and So. Norwuh
l': on m “Vow York and West.
11': t5 p m.-l‘2n§il and South .N‘orwnlk.
1.15 p. In. «Danton-y division. ,
:;:a p. In . -I’I.Iintn west at Stamford Lot
turn only.
2:20 p. III—II est and South Nornnlk.
5.00 p. m.— —I:Ctnnon suntan. t‘mnbury null
W.iitIIn
6:30 p. m.— st. W cat and So. .‘lcnrwnlk.
8:00 p. m ~ iii-t. West and So. Nut-walk.
Sunday: and Hoiidnyl.
Lust ntnil cioms nt 6: 30 p m.
SIInan collar: tlon at 3: so p. In.
Mull: Recclvod.
‘.‘:oo 3. m.——All directtonn.
7:liu n. m.»t.‘ttnr.nn Station.
.115 n. m..-“Ea.“ west of Bridgeport.
s: is II III. -\\'I'lton Nand Dnnbury.
it 30 on.‘ m -—-S(H1Ih\'ul“.fiall(
lltt rout-mat. \\ out and So. Norm“
12:30 1:. III. -— Dnnbury Ill\lfil0n.
!: 00 p In. ~Eut. West and So Not-volt.
2 30 rum -—EM(.
3:15 p. m.— —Eflill and South Nor-walk
5: 00 n luv—2:0" foil-I. Brooklyn and kSoul)
0 “Mil
'.'. to 0.9 m -EI8L8“QM and So Norwnlk.
9; no a. m.—-E2Ist, Went Tutti So. Norwnlk.
Carrierr window open from 9 until 1|
n. m.
E. B. ADAMS. Postmuter.
REAL RESULTS .
are what want advertisers sock-mot
‘mercly seeing their ads in print. Sen-
tinel wants reach all the right people
in The Norwaika and bring results
nlwnys—not occasionally.
Sentinel want ads. pay dividends
very quickly.
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3 Hotel Maltackemo
l - A J. a. CONNOR, Mgr.
Servicol and Cuisine Up-to-Dato
Rate. $2 per day and Upward-
SUNDAY omnsna 15c
Banquets a Specialty
was named as at Roosevelt delegate .'
m.. from about levonty of the eighty
counties ot the state. President Taft
of the five Ohio, Republicans in Cont
Iron havobeou renominnted and that
dlvl
Colo el RMIevpll.
olooted to vote for Roosevelt are tromi
tho followtn: dint-tell; Fourth;
will have but ton of forty-two data out of titanium district- heard "dram .
Irate; to tho national convention.- Ho curly today fourteen Democratic. mem-
wnl have two in such of those districts hero of tho Notional Hound of Bourb-
-~tlte tint, second. seventh and thir- sontatlvett are condldaton lor' rooted.
teenth, and on one delegateofrom thoA lion. . t
third, and one from the fittoitnth. 'i‘ne There are three Republican nonn-
other I caunt may show a chin” tn noes who have “come back”
the strict: “where in. detention were Thane no Albert Dough“. of tho Eb
between President Taft nnd ovonth district. who defeated (loner-lit
Chariot vamr Iovorni years ago.
Mid who tutor failed to hold hit out:
Jonas James or the Fifteenth dim-let.
{hail-m It“ dotoitod two roar- uo, and
"l‘ttbflilf‘doic‘gnt'eli that lutve boonA
Goon ftlnMon
IYI. IXAMINID FRI! .
AND GLAIOIO GUARANTTID
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Ind “titular avidity:
bum m $2.9m.
scorn uonwnm roar omit!
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E. E. CROWEI
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