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Evening sentinel, Saturday, June 8, 1912 · page 9

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COMMENTS ON POLITICAL SITUATION As
:; CLEANED FROM NATIONAL AND STATE

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”AGO, June 7.-—Col. Leroy '1‘.
ml. superintendent of city deliv-
t the Chicago Postoiiice, will have
8. of a special postal branch at‘
olioeum during the :Republlcanl
not convention. mail will be re
red and sent from the station every
' A
El. Stewart and SeIgeantaat- Armsg
, lliIm F. Stone. announcing the es !
Jubilant of the branch postoflloe.
limlal messengers will deliver the
1‘ i‘ to the delegates in the conven-
n hall upon written request by the,
'lexates. Stamps. newspape'r wrap‘
‘n‘and postcards will be on sale.
ll can be called for and special do
ry and registered htters will be
. fired by oillcial convention mes-
‘ngers.

Mall on hand at the. clo'se of the day
they be delivered to an\ down town
i and an} remaining at the close
’4” the convention will be {Orwerded
home addresses. The cities will be.
h'daily except Sunday from 8 a. m.

' 5 p. m.

iLL Pnosscure TICKET sCA'LP.
PERS.

CHICAGO, June 7. Colonel Harry S.
New, chairman of the sub-committee
‘on arrangements made plain last
night that be is prepared to deal
lgharshly with ticket scalpers should
jnyalttempt to be made by them to
‘gtrooures tickets for speculation p'urpo-
'93 to the Republican national conven-
~tl‘on.

. It professional ticket scalpers at-
tempt to sell tickets to the convention
‘1 will haVe them in custody as soon as
I hear of it.” ~

_ “Col. New branded as rubbish“ a ru-
j'mor that six hundred seats had been
arranged! for outside of the number or.
lginaily announced He said the re-
port was so absurd that it was not

orth answering.

Two boxes of tickets which atrhed
‘ m. the printels were locked up in :1

Quit last night to remain there until

Shoprsgbeiore the convention.

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THAYER'S RECORD.
Retiring Mayor Thayer did a grace;
{birthing as the last act of his admin-
t‘i‘atibti by calling at the home or the
incoming Mayor Murphy as soon as
he latter’s election was announced.
nd personally extending his hearty
'Icongratulations. And right here it
may properly be noted that Mr. They-
or will go down in local history as.
the Mayor who kept things mnnicipalv
going at full steam {III a decade that
. alrly; bristled with improvements
tended to make Norwich a modern
’Cl‘t)‘. What-ever friends or enemies
may say or think, the cold fact re-
mains that Mayor Thnyer established
a higher and more vigorous grade oi!
civic interest in Norwich than had pre-
viously existed—Norwich Record.

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COLORADOS PROTESTING DELE
GATlON
‘ DENVER, (1010,. June 7.-——'I‘hree
hundred Progressive Republicans of
Colorado in’wonvention nere Wednes-
day night elected a protesting delega-
Ition to the national convention at Chl~
go. The meeting memorialized the
Onational'convention to sent the dele-
gation and expressed its favor of The
More Roosevelt for president, but did
{not instruct the delegation to vote for
him. . ,
About ten counties of the state were

represented.
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Mrs. M. l. King is suInmeIing in the
Catskills .

Brick work on the Silliman block
has commenced.

Mr. Sykkie came up to the Ardsley
house yesterday.

Edward lease is now employed at
the Crabby market.

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Edward Smith has purchased a valu-
able irish terrier.

Bill Carmnn is spending the num-

Blshop A 8. Lloyd. is to speak at
bewisboro, Sunday.

it Brunnetti has installed a new ma-
chine in his shop.

The framework for the McGrnrh
house has been completed.

Final examination takes place at
the public schools next week.

Next Sunday will be Children's Day
in the Talmndge Hill Chapel.

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Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Stenrns lll‘et
on a trip to the Maine woods. 1
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Gardner Heath has purchased the“
l’oyvez place on Summer stlteet.

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Mrs. E. ii. Crane left for Vermonbg
Wednesday to spend the summer.

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ll. .'l‘utner and family are spend-
ing the summer in Massachusetts

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Mrs. E. R. Waldron, of Cemetery;
street is visiting relatives at New .lerq

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Mrs. Robert White was operated up-g
on at the l);Inbury hospital yesterday;

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it. it. Kelly is rcshln-Ellug his barni

: and house and improving his grounds.i

Charles Hodge is redecorating and;
painting his house Oil blast avenue. 1

Mrs. “Margaret O‘Shaughnessy is
spending the summer on Shelter is?
land. i

William McGovern hnaltuken chargei
of John R. Bradley's stables on Ponusi‘
street. .

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Mrs. Jackson has tented Mrs Henry
Roger s house on Park street for the
summer.

Mrs. Elizabeth Schmidt of Californn
in is visiting Mrs. Charles Kaiser oni
Park street.

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Egbert Whrittner has the contract
for a home for Horses Johnson on 10-:
oust avenue.

The members or the Gardner Club
were entertained at the home or Pro
lessor Bu‘rr, yesterday.

Allen 8.. William's lecture on snakes
this evening promises to be interest-
ing. The Boy Scouts are giving the

lecture and a large crowd is expected.

The honorary members or the
Christain Endeaveor "Society or the
Congregational Church will be in the
charge at the meeting on Sunday. Spe-
cial music and an address will be in‘
order

i-iELPED TO KEEP DOWN EX-~
' senses.

”Mrs. J. E. Henry, Akr'on, Mich.
tells how she' did so: “I was bothered
with my kidneys and had to go near-
ly‘ double. I tried a sample oi’ Foley
Kidney Pills and they did me so much
good that I bought a bottle. and ii.
saved me a big doctor's blll"'
weak back. backache. rheumatism.
urinary and kidney troubleit, use Ft»
toy Kidney Pills._ They help quickly.
W. I“. Wigmoro and Co. ' "

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