where a velvet of royal purple marks'people more or less prominent. in Re - N - .
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Every ticket holder passed muster
Taft was nominated; stands about afthree times before he found his place '
third of the way trout the south endgin the ccnveutlhu hail. At the last he
oi the rectangular hall on a dies. Back" surrendered his day's coupons and no
of It are the seats of the national com-. moons remained to help a friend, or .,__....__.-
mlttee and the space for the “wrath-iI to convince a door keeper of the km A harmless remedy made from corn
ers".and those [who helped to hnanceiportapce or the ticketless ones out- mougarden asge,qulckly restores grayl
”’9 gathering. 13”“ hair to natural color?" The care of the!
At its «side are grouped 500 seats tori Soon after it the delegates were hair, to prevent it from losing its color
iii“\i'filln'iiei‘nleil where every word iuayicomiug Into the hall in larger numb- 'and lustre, 13 just as important as to
be heard and ticked away to 90,000,000: era. . care for teeth ‘0 keep them from dis-v
Americans and many times more pet-7f The little applause had been for the coloring. Whv spend money fol. noel
sons of other lands who will be await-g hands. . ineiics iuid crehms to improve the com—’
ing the message ot the men at the; A his “hat in the ring" mounted on picnic!) and vet .neglect your lininl
keys. ill a basement in addition, the, a tall pole was carried into the built when 3}.” hair ,3 even more couple.
newspapermeu have great, spacious; by one of the Texas dedegates. it at- none and suggggflygbf age titan erll'i
rooms, where a hundred telegraph up" i‘rncted no attention as it was placed kleg or u pom complexion? Of the two
critters or reporters may worit for; licsldo the Texas standard. . it is easier to preserve the natural?
MC“ association m paper, and fldjfllll' ‘ The chairman. VM‘” Rosewaier. 0‘ color and beauty of the hair than it is:3
the. two hundred messenger boys will; the Republican national committee. to have a good complexion.
be ready to add in the news reports: appeared on the stage at 11:15. Soon All that is necessary is the occasion
or convey information. {after Kermit Roosevelt. Col. House at use of “'yeth'g Sn“) and Sulphur
lliali up on the well. hack of the? WIN! “Oh came 1" “‘"ih R9“ ”900'" Hair Remedy/nu preparation of com
speaker's stand, which fronts tho‘ mick of Chicalw. an active Roosevelt molt garden Sage and Sulphur, coni-
cltairmitn‘s table. hangs a broad blue loader. blood with other valuable remedies
shit-id on which are embroidered in, At 11:25 Chairman Rosewater sent far dry, harsh, faded hair, dandruff.
gold the arms of the ‘llultcd .Stutos. ; for William Barnes, .lr., of New York, itching scalp and falling hair. After
Copies of the tlrst l3 starred flag of who was seated with the New York a few ain‘llicatlons of this simple,
the tuition iiauit it, and above, below delegates. Barnes hurried to the plat harmless rpmpdy, your hair wii-lggrsd-
and around iii‘e hundreds of large sil. form for a conference with ltosownter iiaily be restored to its natural color,
ken emblems of America. tend the other parliamentarians. This in a short time the dandruff will be
in front of tho chairman‘s table anti ‘ was said to he a precaution against a removed, and your hair will no longer
facing south are 1.078 chairs, l possible rush. ‘ come out but will start to grow as .\'a-
Policemen at every corner at. every? (.‘hairniun “Uimli'iili‘i'. “was 8i“ titre Intended it should.
doo‘r anti every aisle were the. distin-j "Wilt-“ed: liml stirred to recognize on- Don't neglect your‘hair. for it 8003
gumhmg foamy”; or the amino, at the ly Governor ”edit-v of Missouri, as further than anything else to make or
Coliseum before the doors were opcu‘ “i“ ""i’mdifliiiliiW 0i" the Roosevelt mar your good looks. You can buy
cd to ticket holders. “WW"- this remedy at any drug store for
The nervous tension due to general E- J~ “WWW" 0' Ohio, ”19 WWW“ fifty cents a bottle, and .VOill‘ drug-
expectation of “mum...” “Chump reading ('ltl'k of the National llouse ot‘ gist will give your money back if you
"from the drop or the hut" at the op, Representatives and naturism parlis- are not satisfied utter using. Pur-
onlng ot’ the Republican national con! institution for the convention. was at elitists a battle todny. You will never
volition with apparent on till aides. Theft“! WW? at ihti speaker-3' iahlv. lic- regret it when you realize the differ-
me were as nervous as anybody ”side him was a stack of books on
Color oi the Hair and
Make it drew
Chariflek, Jr.
‘ Address: ..
51 MAIN OT» NORWALK
Telephones: Olden. 001; house, 21-!
i
m
.' Mr. and Mrs, George S. (li'caory are! GDLONEL noOSEVELTAND
“-w spending it week in Litrliiieitl.
‘ —- ADVISEHSTHV TO REDUCE
MAJORITY 0F Mil. TAFT
(Continued trout First Past}
The Norwailt lim'dwal'd Company; the national committee would show
have but out their nuto nnd diuhons‘: u. Taft ““‘lm’iil‘ ”I" a small lilhl'iiiil- AL
. so the) hustled that the tt‘illporary roll.
of the committee would become the
temporary roll of the Convention. ‘
Col. Roosevelt and his advisers, ev-
‘ identiy familiar with the Taft tlgurcs,
s...“ ..
J. W. Alicaru, oi' the Boston store.
is spoiidingitho day in New York city
on business. V
ed with their liaise.
Miss lluzel i’ilnscer, of West Main
street, has none to New liavcu today
,’ ‘ with friends to ,ntieuti the Yule-lint—
C
One lone and lonesome virtue can nov-
once it will make in your appearance. er make a well rounded man. It’s not
. l
i
‘ ‘ ‘ iftowaytonw for the summer. Mr. Am-
” coins of school.
vii t'tl game.
Miss Margaret ii. Lune, oi' ('lt'usceut ‘
Terrace, is recovering from it short
illness much to the pleasure or her:
many friends. .
Messenger .loliii Sayre, oi‘ Noi'wnlk,
was removed to the Nonwnlk oliepital
yesterday morning where he will liil‘.
derail an opwntion todtiy.
Norwnlk, is slowly recovering from a,
serious operation in a New York hos-l
pitul. which will be good news to’
many friends here.
A large deiegnion of Stamford lfoik
went to Norwnlk. Sunday, to see the.
laying of the. cornerstone of the new
St. Joseph's parochial scliool.~~—Stam-
ford Advocate, blender.
Miss M. Natnlie Wheeler, of East
Norwuik; and Miss Margaret it. .len-l
nings, ot' llowuyton, were uniong the;
Hi graduates of
the state llol‘llltlli
school, in New Haven, yesterday. i
.. Mrs. Charles liners, Mrs. WilburI
hiluhbeil, Mrs. Charles iloyt nnd bins-I
‘tor Dexter Hoyt, of Nor-walk were the
weekend guests of Mrs. Julia A}
Beers. of 1th Grassy Plain, Bethel. l
A New York automobile containing
two young men and a young lady was
ditched in the. torn up section in West
avenue in front or St. Mary‘s Church ‘
last. night, but was later exit-touted un-
damaged. ‘*
Harvey M. Kent, Henry F. Price.
Chester 8. Selleck, and Edwin 0. Keel.
or are among those front Norwalk who
are today attending the :Baukers‘ Con-
vention at The Griswold, Groton, New
evolved an eleventh hour scheme for
reducing this snitill Tiii’t majority by
menus of tin arrangement to eliminate
from the poll on it'lllptll‘ill'y organiza-
tion those, votes which are Challenged:
by (fol. Roosevelt. .
This scheme, fathered by the lilinois .
delcuution, and retitled at a meeting
of the Roosevelt delegates this morn-
ing, was embodied in the following
resolution, which was addressed to the
body of the convention:
"Resolved, That no election of ten).
porary or other officers oi this con-
vention or resolutiouor other proceed-
lug shall be taken as the act of ‘llllt‘i
convention or have any effect unless
it. shall ieceive on a roll cull the attir-
mativu vote of 500 delegates whose
par-
else. it was tliiiii‘ult even for people “illlli‘liim'l‘ “1W1 '
with proper tickets, including llt’lt‘tilill'l 'i‘he W0 ”infill” atenmrupliors were
pot-men. to out into '3“, ball. flying in front of the platform familiarizing
luui Scracnnistut-urum. door keepers. ”it'il‘St‘iW-i “'lih the lmsltion of deb
linkers tutti other subordinate oiliclulsf i‘hhilons. Milton illumhcrg. 0i ihh
iwcrc so keenly alive to the possiitiliv" l'iilit‘d States donate. and Fred. lrtL
ties that their hands trembled as they i ”Hid (198" Of iht‘ N‘litii'ierfi' (forte. in
took tickets and ushers showed pooch“? ”Oi-ho 0f Representatives. were
pic to their seats with illl'lll‘e glances: ”‘0 “”0 men trninpd by long experi-
n‘hout them, inuce depended upon t9 furnish verba-
Alont: the hunt row, between the ”hi Whom the trout convention's work
delegate meats and the platform. a stop? The first real applause came at ll :-
m row of uniformed police, as finrly “a: 30, for former VicoPrealdent Pairbank
0:30 a. in. suit waiting form-nobodyimm 9liii‘rvii with former Senator
«knew what. ' ‘ l l’leinenvi‘ay and former Representative
A Last torches by tltccartmutors mlnfl Jilin” 19- Watson. of indium. Wat-
gled with an obligate ol hammers and.I 80" W88 chosen inst nittlit as Taft
it buzz of conversation. tororunhorn,f lander. He filtered the place for the
scnts um uncontested and this i‘esoiu-ioi’ henviervhammeriug promised whenl lhdiahfl delegation stopping to shake
lion shall govern and ’be in force dur-
ing the temporary organization of this
convention and until the permanent or-
m‘, convention hogan. i hands with Senator (lugenhelm of Col-
’l‘hc bond was in its place hv 9:303 orado. The vhcoring followed him all
.u. in. far “how ”u, gallery at incl the way to the last seat in the ind}
gnnizution thereof shall have been of, i north end, utiiwiilte the platform. . Thei‘m“ section; Watson and others made
tel-toil.“ »
Every possible effort was made by
Roosevelt managers to have the Taft
leaders agree-9 to abide. by this propos-
al. illiuois friends
campaign manager. sought
him agree to the plan. Governor Deu-
een, Lawrence Y. Sherman, State Sen-
ator llay of Springfield, and. Thomas
Heuly of Chicago, were among those
who threw their personal influence in«
to the balance in attempts to have Mr.
McKinley accept the arrangement.
'l‘nft lenders pointed out that the
plan was in direct opposition to the
rules governing the national commit-
tee and the long-established procedure
in the temporary organization of Re-
publican national conventions. The
proposeddnnovati‘on met with little en-
couragement at the hands of a melon
ity of the members or the national
or Congressman 3 tion was to come "to order" the crowd
William B. McKinley. President Ttiit's i had become dense, pin the police kept
to have‘
'first notes of its music echoed anions ‘hiiu mm the front.
*the steel girdcra in the great hull. lly
tho timenho doors were opened at “’3
o'clock, two hours before the woven,
distely got together in conference on
the door. Fairbanks new seat gave
hint one of the most commanding po-
sltoins in the hull. directly under the
runway extending out from the plot»
form.
Kermit Roosevelt. had a hard time to
find a seat. He got caught in the
crowd between lditho and Maine sec-
tions.
in the east galleries a battery of
cameras was trained on the stage
ready to catch a flashlight. of the op-
ening of proceedings.
Col. New kneeling at the front of
the platform, reached over the silk
covered chairs to shake hands with
friends,
After three periods
that capacity Col. New declared this
was ltis“tinal appearance" as stage
the people moving.
I 'No kind of eloquence. ‘no srgtitnent.
no plausible story (it imperative busi-
lines on that side of the street was of
any avail. Every policeman had to be
shown a ticket. The right kind of tie-
ket at the right at the door.
Five minutes later a thin procession
of men in plain clothes came in. at
one of the entrances. Assistant Sen
tzeunt at Arms they were, but the po-
lice pounced upon them as if they
were a hostile army.
Col. Diiltum it‘. Stone. Sergeant-at-
Arms OLtlle convention had his heels-
tents quickly ordered out or the aisles
and seats.
of service in
thousand Wood. of the oilice of Chief
Col. New and Mr. Fairbanks imme;
Special urgent, Stillson-i’owcll Cort
partition.
ARMY APPROOPRIATION BlLL
VETOED.
Washington. June 17.~—The presi-
dent today vetoed the army appropriu.
tion hill. He. returned the bill to Con.
press with a message itdicating his
disapproval of the lenihintive provis-
ion whlch would oust Major-General
of Staff on March 4 next.
Unless what you want is a very un-
usual thing, you will tind a Sentinel
Want Advertisement in this issue re
istlns to it.
it
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special features that make the Ford a
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its parts. Not one virtue, but the
happy combination of an endless list
of virtues, makes the Ford “the univer-
sal car." . ‘
Seventy~five thousand new Fords go
\ into service this season—proof of their
unequaled merit. The price is $590 for
the roadster, $690 for the five passen—
ger car, and $700 for the delivery car-
complete with all equipment, f. o. b.
Detroit. Latest catalogue from S. L.
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per bunch. ;,
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Green and Wax Beans,
Spinach. Rhubarb, Native Strawberries, at a v
Cakes, Tomatoes. Green Peas,
snows ‘
London. The aftuir will last over to- c « f ‘ d i i i if i
(numittee. . . .. .. . manager or the qua renua a a r. YACHTING T . ' . .
IllUI'l'OW'. ' The “lore moderate “lembers of {he _ 1310 Bart Click 0’ “l9 50(1‘9“ 30‘1"“ ._.... ‘___,____‘_w_' ... __H_ he Constant aim Of TIE
_._. Roosevelt organization counselled ers of the newspaper telegraph ope- " ‘ ' ' " BATHING . .
in: Olin i-lttmld Youngs, of New ‘ ,rators began to be amiiblct near the IOU'ri-I NORWALK FOOT 0"th
London, is visiting his parents Mr.
and Mrs. Olin S. Youngs, of Living-
ston street, for a few days. ills many
t’rleuds are pleased to have the oppon
tunity to greet D. Youngs, who has
not. been home in some little tithe.
Jere Clark, of South Norwalk, run
over and slightly injured ti mongrel
grown puppy in High sti'ect,. South
iNorwuilt, inst. night. The dog ran in
front of. the machine and Mr. Clark
stopped as shortly as he could. it is
not. thought that the dog was seriously
iiiurt.
Tracey]; Ambler, of Wesleyan Util-
werslty, has returned to his home in
1 ibler will start next Monday, in‘ the
Holmes Keolor and» Kent Comptlhy in
Stamford with his father, where he
will probably remain until the full op-
"Captain Contractor Henry D. Corn-
tell is‘ righteously incensed over two
careless incidents that have happen-
ed. recently which have caused some
‘bsnlt throush the osreltssness of the
eapnessnisn and arched onto the little
omit. find one struck the roof it
must have smashed it slides it is
encrusted its way throusli the deolt.
contractor cartels Cornell is out M
Milli!”- ' ~
tin "all!
against the resolution. They declared
that attempts to secure its adoption
would precipitate a decisive tight at
once. They said that they did not be-
iieve revolutionary proceedings in con-
nection with the temporary organiza-
tion of a convention could be justified}
that the temporary orgaizutiOn is not
‘the convention, but merely tlio'gute-
way to the convention.
in this connection ‘a hard fight of
protest was urged on every point.
With the idea of preparing a case for
presentation to the country in conjunc-
tion with whatever line of action is
found feasible at a stage further along.
For the first. time in the history of
Republican national conventions, no
picture oi the president hangs in the
Coliseum. where today 1.078 delegates
from the states and territories of the
United States met to mime a candi~
date for president and vice-president
and to formulate a party platform. ‘
Rough iron work, arching oxerhesdn
is hidden beneath red. white and blue
hunting and the galleries are marked
by tines of mountain laurel' draped
about tri-colored shields and more
vlist! ”legit ‘Bll‘ee‘l
lliisms' Indian mm is our!
Blind. Bleeding seam onto ent ‘ ”it on
gross“ tumofl. silo e tubing :t e g
s a so ns m...’
Willisms‘ 13%:in Ointment“ is? pre-
sent for Piles end itchin 9:3..ng“.
. 'D m1"
_ film Willa. m. stoves-e. out
-' munch-WW;
platform about. 10 o'clock, the press
platform with upward of four huudrotL
seats. was filling up; the convention
hall "story" of the momentous Repub-
lican convention of 1912 was strontn- "1'.""‘:,r£"‘3‘_3;"§“ $0051.10” " m"
and. 10:30 s. an:
int; out to the newspapers of the civil- Wehtirn_'oloielnts 1-5::651‘
12rd Wtirid- . Delphi {-4552 site's. ni.: 1200. ms in is
it hardly seemed poasi‘lrle that the N“'""" :33“ “00' ”‘0” '~ ”'3 1:00. "9‘
ball, lingo as it looked, could hold
P
0:00 p
I to PMIAItLidfilho.(. r73: rt only
nearly 14,000 people. Yet that is only 3:40;?10230"; m3 1‘00. 500 .3533 in
a few more than the total that the
Western Points—0:40: 10:60 it. http'nz'u,
Coliseum will hold as arranged for
. . .85 :00 8:00 p. m.
Dsnbuiz—éroo. 0:15 a. m._; 1:00. 0:00 p. In
this convention. The seats, platform,
press, benches, aisles, runways etc.,
Not-wet 1:00. 0:00, 10.00 s. In: 1:00
2:35, no , moo. 3:60 p. m.
Manhun- all points close 5:80 p. in. out
I .
are figured to hold a total'ef 13,770. to. ill. cnown. Postmaster.
This total includes 11,270 in the body
of the hall, 1.990 on the platform; il’til
NorwiaikPostomco
sergeants at ,arms, 600 policemen and
Malls Desoetebed
four hundred messengers ushers and 5 *
pages. 3
vAt'exactly 10:16, the band broke in o
with “My Country ‘rn of Thee." A 3;, ,1
few people recognised the tune and ‘3 to. tow-Den urr divis on. ,
stood «up with 'bared bonds. A bit ia- 1'” 'm""P°m“t'm or “am“ 5'“
I‘ an 1.
tor when after a house march} they {33%. ’3"; gm‘lgg‘m: Rm not
played ,“The Star Spangled Banner." ilto -
many more caught the air and stood 3,300 3: :2 m" 333: :3 g: hm
until the hand finished. 1,“, mill" 04:2: ," an.“
Blind! not on '
MAILS
South Norwalk Postoffice
MAILC AIRiVI FROM
so of m.~—mast.
10 . m.—~Dsnhury division.
80 s. inn—Westatid Scott; Harwell.
10 . m.-iilsst est and o. Not-well.
00 MuNew fork and West.
I p. In.-- t and 80 th Not-walk.
i
i
Good-bummed scorn o! the whole tini-
iness about which all the biped: in the 5
hell were on the not vive. ‘
day 10:30 a. in. there was s goodly
sprinkling of people. end some of the .
delesstes in the boil. And still. all
«i new: Nemtk.
side iii the street. “team
TheA.J.Angevipe ,
TENNIS
BAREFOOT SANDALS
'Ol‘
CHILDREN
TWO STORES
News“: South Norwalk
1
Couch ’
,3! >
"in It
$5.50'5'totlz -
.tising‘that is misleading, exag- t
Sentinel is to have its
advertising columns as
honest and reliable as its news
space. This newspaper will not
knowingly accept any adver-
.i
t, ,
gerated, untruthful’ or dishon— ‘
est, any more than it will print 7
a news item. which is not any >
thentic, . wholesome and inter, ‘
damage to his this launch moored in , ~ A small “piped tigers“, the Colts. 1 st. . . oi. . ‘. ‘ ‘
the Nate/slit harbor. Two saloons flags. except over the main entrance oum‘s "mascot” which or what H W“ I: s. m.- ngsgmi's ' Other HammOCks 980 88121118. SUCh SEPVICB is the
, ‘, Ibo" the mooring have been setting W- Mm ...__..,..., please, scorned all the police rulesoltd g“ :- 30; planted? m . . . ., p H
in the sprins‘brew and at two difter- ran in and out. W the "'9 9' both 3.: t 31"“ 'Wgrfirm 4 to $5 00
out time's kegs have rolled on the policemenmfadtiie elicit-syrup evident ' ' "03'1in so. Not-wen , "
complete circle of The Scott;
nel’s mission. ‘
Norwalk Chronicler