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PUBLIC BTE'NOGRAPHER ’ 1 1 1 ' 1
PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATIONS.
WASHINGTON, June 27.~President
Taft today sent to the. Senate the
uninihntionJQf George H. «Charlton, to
be registrar of the Land Office at Du
. Tango, Colo. also the nominations of
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.Yioun 1:1th DEVELOPED
' FREE ”'
Mill Ill your films. We Will undo 113V
mine when prints are or den
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3:299? '13:; "99:311. Wee Engels; 13115: Geneml W. W. Wotherspoon.
< Med and vmnilctl ‘1 cl: nro ram 17. now in command of the Depaltmeut of.
WWW ed a in ovary ‘town.
on for our derolopln: Easy wur'k. LI 1
' oral p‘positlon Write lrmnrdlstely lorluritors.
DAVEGA‘S' .
4115 BV'wA-Y NYCI-ry.’
the Gulf, to be majm- -gcne111l; and
those of Col Clarence R. Edwards,
chief of the Bureau of insulin Affairs;
Col. George F. Chase. 11 detailed in-
spector-general, and Col.‘ E. J. McClcr.
hand, of the First Cavalry, to be bri-
gadiersgeneral.
Buckingham Post, No. 12 G. A. R. W, _..__......_ _
will hold a regular pleating tonight. ’
.cockenoe Tribe, No“ 32' 1, 0, R. M., WEAR 'V'm “Bil I RUBEERS
. , _ This Winter
will meet tonight. Officers w1li be el-
ected.
«Soft and SWEEP; The South NcTWalk
, Trust Company
Court Narruk, 1‘0 58 Forestets of
The Trustees have ordered that in-
tercst at the rate of 4 per cent. per
, Ame1ica held a regular business Vmcet-
annum be‘credited to the depositors
ing last night.
in «the Savings Department for the
A large delegation was present at
current six months ending lune 301b,
1012 payable on and after July lilth
last night‘s meeting of Ophir Chapter,
”No: 52. 01dc1 of the Eastsrn Star,
Oilellt Chapter, of Bridgeport. A
Minuet was served Thee will be no 9llflzoposits made on 01 [before July
111016 ”99‘1““ “um Septembel 101111 will Thaw interest from Julv 1st.
CHARLES E. HOYT.
‘ Treasurer.
O’Brien‘s.
.
' Mortimer Conley has resumed his
duties at Rundle‘s Bakery, after spend-
'~ ing ten days at 'Fort H. G. Wright,
Fishers island. N. Y.. with the Sixth
Company, Coast Artillery Corps, C: N.
G., of which he is a member.
127. llit
Dividend Notice-
‘125111 Semi-Annual Dividend of The
Norwslk Savings society.
Norwalk, Conn.
June 13. 1912. I
At a meeting of Directors of this
Society held this day, a dividend, at
the rate of four (4) per cent. per an-a
num was declared to Depositors dram
the earnings of the six months and
lag June‘ 30, 1‘91.’
The same will be entered on pass
1113p? and paid on and after July 10.
1 By ordel of the Board of Dirac-
ors.
‘V'Miss Octavia Jennings, daughter of
'Mr. and Mrs. Gilscn Jennings, in
‘Gcorgtown and Clarence Seymour of
Norwalk. will be quietly married Sat.
nday. The young people will reside
in Norwalk. Miss Jennings taught in
the Georgetown school for three or
four years and was very successful in.
her work. She will he succeeded bl’
iMlss 'Editb Perry, who has just grad
patch from the Dapbury Normal
““3th FREDERICK A. shps,
Treasurer.
~Saturdav ls fan day at the cut. 122 121
ford Pharmpci. l'very lady customi
or on that day will receive an impult-
ed Silk Geisha {an flee.
Dividend Notice
Word was received In South Nor- THE SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS
walk, today. that a bright little son S BQNVK.
11nd becnboru to Mr. and Mrs. Will- Out Norwulk. Conn.
. , At a meeting of the dust tors of this
111111 Winthrop Wright, in Bridgeport. b 1i 11 id thi d
h , (1
Mrs. Wright was formerlyVMiss Mala u” e s y a ividend M the
rats of four per cent. per unnum was
guerlte Williams. daughter of Mr. and declared to depositors from the earn-
.. Mrs. Charles Williams, of South Nor~
lugs of the six months ending June
walk, while Mr. Wright is the head 01 30» 1912- ”is same will be entered
the Artistic Bronze Company, of
on pass‘bcoks and paid on and after
July 10', 1912.
Bridgeport, formerly of doom Nor-
walk.
By ordox oi the Board of Dhectors.
drones L. wooownno
~. . ‘ Treasurer.
ll‘onowlng the usual custom the New Juno 17. 1912 ‘-
rYork, Now Haven and Hartford Rail-
road has posted .uotlt‘es', discontin-
uing on July 4th, a number of local
trains into New York in the morning
.uud return trains in the afternoon. ‘In
order to provldc sufficient soryl'co some ‘
of the express trains, will make local
stops and thosc contemplating a rail
. tllp'should consult tbssc' notices or V .
malts inculries of ticket agent. '
w
ti
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' Attorney Frank Mill-,llollimd of To- 7'
lotto, 0., counsel for the defendants in
the case or 13.11 hows .1 (10. vs.
7111111111116“ 111 the Unltéh «flutters or
'prth America who has been in films
lt‘y this week tor the outputs ofthhe‘r- ”V
killing the iiidl’ridual defendsmls in / * "
promotion for the coining trial of the ' _- '
will rentals in Daubury until 10- A Ambrlcsh believed in “twir-
mow invading and amount at the to “18 t 1M.“ 900“" Wm“ M“ “m 09“!
. , 1 or beverages churned from thumbs
. associations «11111111 this at wedded to ice. but M wants 91$“ $10
red to 1191“ “ll 1: part of. as not was? i” com-
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;. COMMENTS oN POLiTlGAL SITUATION as
, GLEANEDV Thou NATTONAL AND STATE
muss i.'V"V. 1; . . . .,
late a man who knows and will
‘ pool. the limitations which the Consti-
ltutiou imposes upon the exercise of
arbitrary power. 1 They want 1151 to
nominate a man who knows the
'stralght and narrow path marked out
l by the Constitution and who, will walk
thcr.eln They Wallt us to nominate a
‘mau who Will maintain against all
the woild the stable st1ucturc of our
fgovsrnmcnt as established by the
, l Fathers
BA‘LTI MORE. Md- June 28 «Henry 1 a man who believes in the supremacy
Wade R086“. Dillm 0‘ “"19 Univers-- of law and in the independence of the
111:1“ MW 3011001. delivered-tho speech 1 jhdlciary and who will resist all meas-
bei’ore the Democratic'National 00“";“111-es which would degrade the judi-
venltion- nominating Governor Simeon; cial tribunals and impair the com.
E. Baldwin, Oi? COBBGGUWL lo the PM 1" deuce and respect of the people in
sldency. Mr. Rogers snid:-— i txclr courtg_ ,
“Mr. Chainmsn and‘members of thel “They want us to nominate a man
COHVWUOH' Lwho is old fashioned enough to be-
'1 “90, on behalf or my state to urgel licve in the 111 lnciples which have
the Convention to place in nomination ,madc the United States gloat pros.
fol the high office of P1esldcnt of the porous and honor,ed but who at the
United States, the 139mm"me G0"el"‘sa1ne time, is progressive encugh to
1101' of Connecticut, SimeouE. Bald. Vbelieve intho new methods and P011.
win. lcles made necessary by the changed
"Connecticut for the second time in conditions of the counn')_
its hist011 is urging upon the Nation “Do you ask me whethel my candl-
ai convention of the Democratic party date is a Progressive Democrat? 'My
the nominationoi‘ a Connecticut manVreply is that he 1““; voted twice for
for ”10 presidency Two 50°“? and William Jennings Bryan for president.
four years 880, in 136,8. Connect'icut that he favors the election of United
proposed the name of the then Demo States senators by dilect lots of the
erotic goiiemm of the state. but the «people that he has advocated the ex.
convention nominated the governol of tention of municipal suffrage to wo-
iiiill BAiilWilll
rues Convention to meinaipl
for President the Governor
of Connecticut 5
lea"
They want as to nominate .
FRIDAY, JUNE :18, 1918
11
.“s‘
Temptrow others the Greatest Merchandise
Values in town.
E “have plahned a Big Blue Ribbon
‘ EVcry department in
the store offers a Blue Ribbon attractiOnV'j
Tomorrow should be
an extra busy day at Mintz’ s Store,becausc_
people like good honest Values these days
Day Sale
that 18 entra value.
:-
19c La1vn
‘KIMONOS 1013‘
25 dozen Ladies" Lawn kimonos
wry neat patterns regulai 19c.
Blue Ribbon Special 10c. Two
to a customer.
All Linen Skirts
h 1.98
A special lot of all Linen Skirts
on sale this day at $1.98.
__ of our party. Jackson Was nominated
" van Bums, Pol-it and Pierce.
‘ c‘ént years our conventions have been
turn to Baltimohs and at a time when
. name up this city vibe next President
New Ymk, Horatio Seymour who!
went down to defeat in the electionl
which ensued ConneEticut now again
asks that in the course of youl dellb- 1
erntlons you weigh well the merits and
availability of the on she advises
you to nominate. We have organiz
ed no bureaus and we have sent forth
no emissnries to manufacture senti- 5
meat. in his favor'in other states. He;
himself has entered into no alliances ',
made no effort on his own behalf but
has borne himself as did the elder;
statesman of the Republic, who.
thought the office was neither to be
sought nor declined.
"Connecticut is of little
consequence in the vast empire that:
spans this continent.V lBut‘ small
though she is. she is larger than littlcl
Attica out of which came the great;
lnw’glvers, philosouhers, poets and 011-1
ators of the‘snclent world. Her pop-l
ulstlou is small as well as her terri-
tory, but it exceeds the combined pop-
ulation, of the five western states of1
Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Utah and
W1 omlng Connecticut does not cast
a large vote In the Electoral College.
but as Connecticut has voted so has
gone the Union. Never but once since
1856 has the candidate for the presi-
dency who has carried Connecticut:
failed to carry the country. That one
exception was in 1888.‘ when that
great. Democrat, Grover Cleveland, car-
rledConucctlcut and lost the presl~
dcucy. do 1876. Hayes lost Connectié
cut, and another great Democrat, .Til-
deu, carried it. , But that constituted
no exception, for 'l‘llden carried the
country and Hayes was never elected
Plesldcnt. its was simply counted in
by the carpqt, bag canvassing boards
of Flo1ida. Louisiana and South Caro-
1111a,.wl1o stole the presidency from
Samuel J. ’l‘ilden.. The experience of
sixty years therefore confronts you.
It shows thntlt you can tell what
Connecticut thinks and how Connec-
tlcut will vote you can tell what the
country thinks and how the "country
will vote. Councctlout‘wants you to
nominate the man whose name 1 pro-
posc and if you nominate him you will
carry Connecticut and carry the coun-
try and win the presidency.‘
"We meet in Baltimore on the Dem-
ocratic Party is historic ground. Prior.
to 1864 here was, held with one ox-
ooptlon. all the national conventions
1
territorial ‘
here and here we have nominated
'ln roe
hold elsewhere. But ting your were?
the Convention is master of‘ a sip
reins opportunity. once again we will,
of the United states. 1,
= “The Democrats 111,111; United
States 11th sent their ropssscutatlvss
would distraction to nomlnsts; as tits
manna ofiiil,
cahdlddto of «lithium 'rcr {dissident L
27 M -
men, and such progmsslve legislation
as the Worklngmens Compensation
Acts.
"Tile Democrats
tariff downwards is essentinlwone
who knows that the Payne- -Aldrlch law
is not the best but the worst taliff law
the country ever had; a masterpiece
of injustice. inequality and false pro-
tenses, lmpoverishing the many to sub
sldlze the few and increasing the
cost of living be) ond the endurance of
the people.
“They uunt us to nominate a man,
; who, while protecting the corpo1ntlons
in their just rights and legitimate In:
, terests, will at the same time exercise
trol dangerous combinations of capb
all his constitutional power to con-
, ml which threaten the prspcrlty of the "
American people.
“They want us to nominate a man
who can command punn‘c confidence
in his good sense and in his ability to:
deal lntelilgehtly with the problems of
the government.
"They want us to nominate a man
who can bring the government hack to
the ideals of Washington, Jefferson.
Jackson and Lincoln.
"The man who has in full measure
the splendldqlualiflcations l have ham.
cd is the present governor of Connec-
ticut. No men In the party is his su-
perior in conscience or in brain, or
more in sympathy with the just aspira-
tions of tho people Nominate him
and yen cannot be defeated. Nominate
himand the men of business and the
sons of toll and the whole shoal; Dom.
ccratlc host will make him president.
Nominate him and your appeal to the ’
intelligent judgment of the American
people will not be in vain.
“We present him to you as a great
man who represents all that is best
in the intellectual and moral life of
New England. and of the country. He
comes of Puritan stock" in his veins
flows the blood of «litter Sherman, a
signer or the Declaration of Indepen-
dence. as well as o. 111 nor of the Ooh-
stitutlon, ot‘tha Uni States which
no, 131611199 to trade.
"The candidate Connecticut pro
poses is one of the eminent Jurist: of
our day. He 111111 titled with Erect cits-V
tinctlon, the allies of Chief‘Justlce of
Connecticut.‘ He. has won renown at
the bar and been the President ot the
Amorlcnnnsr Association. His famo
tumors than national. it is interns-
tlonsl, and heihastbcen president of
the International Law association.
and as such has presided in Europe
over that body or 91111110111 interaction
at lawyers 1311cher from all coon»
«Tun. that he ’11 n, 1111111 who harness
interested to The highest things and
omlhsnt‘ 111 more than one hold you
iniry know spent. 11111111111 m boon
angst-1111111 Social 1.
of the United '
:Stnies want us to nominate a man
:who believes that a revision of the
Tub Dresses
181.2516 $3.
V We will place on Sale for this
day a big line .pf fine Tub Diress—
es' Prices range from $1.25 to $3,
Sale Of Wh'te 25c Bathing Shoes"
HATS 75c to 13
, -, , _, '19cents.
\' new shipment of Mid— Summer
White Hats for Blue Ribbon Day
75¢ ‘0 $3
$2.50 " Linen
" COATS $1.98
Ladies' and Misses’ Linen Coats.
Sizes 14 to 44. that sold at $2. 50.
< BliVle Ribbon Day Special $1. 98.
50c Silk Hose'39c
I~i rst Quality Silk Hose that sold
at 50(31'01' this one day 39c——thrcc
pair for $1.
Second quality, that wear as good
as first quality. Every pair guar-
anteed to give satisfaction or a
new pair cxcllallgmh Blue Ribbon
Day Special :51: pair
V 39c Peanut, Straw,
HATS ”150
Again we (lo it——2oo extra good
quality Pcauht Straw Hats that
some stores ask 506. Blue Ribbon
Special 15c.
Just for this day We will sell 25c“
Bathing Shoes at 19c.
'Bathihgsuhs
$1.49 to $7,
Bathing Caps
9c to 75¢
Bathing Bags ' 25¢
$3 'Waists $1.49
High class low and high neck ‘1
Waists that are worth double, for
this clay $1.49, instead of $3. V
$1.50 Tub Skirts $5 VtVo $8 Trimmed
99 cents ‘
— a . Hats$2.95
100 White Tub Skirts just the
Skill for the "I‘Clll‘tll." Regular
$150 Blue Ribbon Day Special
r _ 99C W ’
Take your pick of all of our fine
'lrimmcd Hats, at one once. Blue
Ribbon Day Special $2. 75
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loss. Him public character is inval-
notable. Nominate him and them can
be no ammunition of onlbmnv thnt can
be shunned. aluminum has and no
sham and arrows can be aimed at him
or if um should be, they will not its
impair his strength and make it dim- convention to say to the
cult m a united party to support hunt territories of the 11111611 to
We mm that his position on the tho Interests of tho “up,
bench withdrew him mm all faction: nuts tor President at i '
sl differences which in tumor yarn and he will lift out
divided the party, and that. there is the Democratic birth,
able, to isms dds breast-piste. They no than upon Wham 1111121111 more ass: forward to such 11. via,
will all broksn and 1111111119111: a 11111 11y units. tr has not won in s '
dost. .1 ‘ “Not only does the blood of lichen .
{librarians course through his 111111”qu «Dyspepsia lI ’,
the Ihirit 0111mm shaman animus: Burdock and Si
him. and its is the smboillmsnt 0111M sure for it. it. strap
sound suction mass which cums- '10“. watchman;
«first: the man mm whim 119111.111- mm“ ”in?” 3’ . ..
rescued. the m1 ills-sum Inn 511.! 1 1
WILL ismr
"no you 11111: whether cur candidate
is his advsnuod in, yours to 11111111111i val-
ms public twist (Wu tumor that
‘ "'llllli honor town this
_ , mind, and mindless
"91111111 no tour lost his
pron unequal both , itrnotor of governments. no is 11
citations 11111111111111th undone This on» carcass
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Norwalk Chronicler