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SENTINEL
READERS’
V u:ws_
IpnoersswE PARTY WlLL MOM-j
tNATE. 1
"lo the Editor of the Sentinel:
As is well known. he haie no direct ‘
‘piimaiy law in Connecticut. but any
party may selett the'i candidates in
this manner if they choose and the
Progressite l’arii propose to avail
'tlieiiiselves of this privilege iii nom-
lustingr all their" candidates for the
coming state election.
duct we can write any kind of lnsur-I
taco you max require. Call us on the ‘
Phone No 1230. I
Taylor 8. Golden
SOUTH NORWALK TRUST CO.
BUILDING. I
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LK EVENING ShNTINhL . .. _
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_ ed so succesiful, will
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t Don't: miss the Sterling Angular:I
- I Sentinel nan pay.
and
A $2,1iuo house of tun stories
seven rooms will be built by William
H Mcliahtii for Miss l‘lll'allul' 'l‘uiier
on itaiiuuvitu ileach. 'l‘ue, 'oitract
or this Iliul iiiiig; “its is.- tied a permit I
for this “uric
Mrs. \l’yalanbosy. oi .15 Windsor
Pia-we. coiiiplhiiied yesterday to the
politic concerning neighborly quarrels.
She was rci'erred to the prosecuting
attorney if she wished to take action
in the matter.
The, railioad authorities. telephoned
to the. police last evening that a. num—
ber of young fellows were playing
crap near the depot. Officer Frank
'Stl‘tlttt‘lll investigated. and found the
party liu:;_\' reading war news.
——ll:inclng every Wednesday and
Saturday evonings at Conipo Beach. .
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-—liyspepsia is America's curse, llur- I
dock Blood Bitters conquers dyspep-
sia every time. it drives out impuri-
ties. tones the stomach, restores per-
fect digestion, normal weight. and
good health.
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rLouis Pasqualone and Miss Mamio'
McAllister were united in marriage at
it o’clock this morning at St. Mary's
Church by Rev. '1‘. J. Finn, the pos-
tor. The ceremony was performed in
the presence of the brother in- law and i
sister of the groom. Pasqualons ~is .
one of the proprietors of a saloon in
Wall street. .
W. ll. Mills & Company have the
contract for the building of a store
and dwelling on Broad street. Nor-I
walk. for Mr. Sczepunlek. A permit
was issued for the building of thisI
structure at $4 000. but as the plans
have been changed the building willI
cost $5. 000. and a new permit will be
taken out.
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Announcements have been received
by postal cards of the ailnual reunion I
of the members of the 17th Regiment. I
ionnecticut Volunteers Association. It
is to he held at Roton Point on Fri-
day. August 28. A meeting of the
Neterans will be held at 11 o'dock in;
the morning and dinner will be served '
at 1 o'clock.
i
-—F‘or any pain. from top to toe from '6
pay cause, apply Dr. Thomas' Eclectic
Dil. Pain‘ can't stay where it is used
It There will be a meeting of the lo-
cal Scout Council on Thursday oven-
ing, August 13, at which time reports
of the recent scout camp, which prov-I
be presented.
Other matters of interest in the scout
work will be broughtmp for disposi-
tion.
you have a oalnt confidence in
“bearing bank account There
cd by the State committee, registered
of any of their favorites placed on the
fieillicll. with all their attendant evils.
'For governor. United States senators
IStalc t‘entral Committee. twenty-live.
Isignatures are required.
”ballots will be cast for the
'iiomiiiations,
responding committees for the two old
‘Prlinaries, and that is that the voter
,Progressives who wish to take part
When You Own 3 Savings 6‘
Account “
tinprovldcut man knows nothing about. , I“ .
no not shoot! one; must look ahead and that means the
position depositing of a portion of the income in on interest-1 .
t’nder the Primary Rules, as adopt-
voters in any section of the, State can
by a signed petition. get the names
Primary llallot.
This procedure eliminates the “cut
and dried" methods of the State Con-1
and representatives and members of
the National Committee. fit‘ti’ signs-i
lures are necessary. For the meta-5
tiers of the State Legislature. and the
The peti-
tions will be forwarded to the State
Central Committee. who will have the?
primary ballots printed and distribut-
ed to the \arioiis town cnfif’rmen. 'l‘hej
chairmen will then call meetings for.
their respective districts at Which the}
various
the candidate securing
the greatest number of votes being.
named as the party candidate
it will he noted that the State
central committee and member of the
national committee are voted for by
ballot and consequently are not selfw
perpetuated bodies as are the cor-
parties
One condition only is attached to
the. right to vote at the Progressive
shalt be registered as a Progressive Of Furnishin Good‘ WhiCh Wm M ”Id at Shirts at . .. . _ ..... . .. . _ . 5L”
The process is simple; the voter'flli 1" price 0' egg,
jug out a printed form Which may ugI Straw Ha“ at half price. Manhattan $2.00 Shirt. “t . . . ....... $1.45
had of members of the party this' I Ent ‘ - ! ilk m ..... . . . . . _ . _ . . . 3L8
form being filed with the Town Clerk. hail? Slack °f Chum“ 5mm" Hats at 33'” s SM “I ' is 5
who in turn causes the names thereI P ' , $5.00 Silk Shirt! at . . . . .............. $3.85
on to be printed on the caucus list 0c Silk H080 . ______________ . . ~ . . . ‘ _ 39C 0 hi J.“ __________ c
of the Progressive Party; precisely MI 5 ' \ 50c F u n ml" """" 39
voters ham to register in order tot soc Negligee Shirts reduced to ...... 39c 25c Four-in-Honds ..... . ..... 19c
vote at a Republican or Democrat Entire smck of $1.00 Fancy Negligoe 10c Hematitched Handkerchiefs at. 6c
caucus.
Comm”. ,0 me genera, Imprmmnh Shirts at . ........ . ........ 79c 15c Hematitched Handkerchiefs at . 9c
the state election is most important, ' ‘
for all the political evils with whicbi
we are afflicted result from defective
and obsolete election laws, and it
must be borne in mind that all elec-
tion laws are passed by the State”,
Legislatures.
it is imp rative therefore that all!
in the primaries. should enroll im-I
mediately as their names must be
handed in to the Registrars before
August 15 1914
Enrollment blanks may be had orI
the district chairman and will "be
left in two or three convenient plac-
,to be designated later.
an may be pertinent to say, at thisI
time, with reference to the suggestion ‘
recently made in The Sentinel thatI
A N. Tharipult was about to return
to the G\ O. P. that I have in my pos-
session Mr. Therlauit's application to
be enrolled as a Progressive, dated
August 5, 1914.
Respectfully Yours, ,
THOMAS RICHARDSON.
South Norwsik, August 5 1914
the future that a careless and:
is no other so well beaten,
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‘v _ wscnwooos cHALLINos NA.
Of all the Red Tag Sales we ever held the present one is by far,
riety of silica. sizes and patterns—better values and bigger reductions
room for Fall Goods.
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Boy’s. Suits.
We will have bargain tables of broken lets
Stilts formerly priced at $x2 and $10,
Ma‘s 7. 50 Rain Coats reduced to . . . . $3.85
Our entire stock of Fancy Mixtures Nor-
folk Coats and Trousers at half price.
Suits formerly
Suits formerly
Suits formsrly
We must clear out all of our Slimmer Vt eight Clothing and Furnishings for men and boys to make
Don‘t fall to come here and get your share of the bargains.
Knicker Suits, formerly marked $3.50, '
...... .................... ...5 Wash Suits for the
Knicker Suits formerly marked $4 50,
now .................... . 3.25 Boys cut.
Knickcr Suits, formerly marked $5.00,
' now ....... , ............ . $3.85 Eula formoly selling at $i.oo. now . . 79c
Knicker Suits, formerly marked $6.00, Suits formerly selling at $1.50, now .. $1.15
now ..................... $4.85 Suits formerly selling at'$2.oo. now .. $1.45
Knicker Suits. formerly marked $7.50, Suits formerly selling at $2. 50. now .. st. 85
now ...... ........... . $5.65 Suits formerly selling at $3. 50, new. .$2.45
Knicker Suits, formerly marked $8.50 to $i0, Children' s Rompers half price at- South Nor-
now ..................... $6.85 walk store only.
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Manhattan and Star $1.50 Fancy Negligee
Men’s Suits.
eluding Hart, Shaiiner & Marx's Suits.
Broken lot in Youth’s light colored suits.
the biggest and best—bigger va
in prices.
f
. , now. ...... . .............$785 :gieawwm former price$8to $103288];
suitd formerly priced at $15, now . . $10. 78 $4.00 Whitééég'e TI'OUIOI‘S,.Mth. ‘3:th
Suits formerly priced at $18. now .. $i3.85 stripes ..$2 95
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sum {mm'rly prim ‘6 5’5' “w " “'35 BL'UE SERGE surrs AT A SAVING.
S ”"1! priced at $30, MW - $22.35 Suits formerly priced at $10.00, now. ”$845
Suits formerly priced at $15.00, now . . $12.45
priced at $x8.oo. now. .$14. 85
priced at $20.00, now . . $16. 85
priced at $25. 00, now . . $19.85
ROGERS & STEVENS,
Norwalk and South NorWalk.
don't want for the
You C As
you do tumult the
'. unasha- Am
. Thousandflfm sales everywhere mottght -
. Math No advance fee required. Writs
- May for rm.- listing blanks and free book
. How To But. You: Fm."
E. k. STROUT PAH! AGENCY
Sgflm Mill 5 NEW Ell:
V’Arthur Waldron
7, District Manager .
' 29 Haviland Street
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i-JaCoby’s
Line“ i-Dli‘els
98¢ ‘
all .. Si,
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TIONALG. '
Ford Repairing a
‘ Specialty
Your car made to ride with comfort
at a very low price. Your car may
‘neeanttention. Have it looked over
in tithe and save money. ‘
Perdition: and Accessories.
~ Tires, All Sizes and About All Makes.
Quotations gladly furnished. Low
prim _ ~ ' ‘ "
I guarantee all work done at my ga-
rash
Emergency Coll- Given Special
Actuation. ‘
Austin’s Garage
18 SOUTH MAIN 81‘.
' ovation. am, at. a. Austin, it a
WWW Avonuo. .
THURSDAY, A
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Don’t Miss Sterling’s
August Furniture
Sale
10 to 40 per cent Swing to You
C: ul) Pi an Payments may be.
A rang d.
127.129 WASHlNGTON sr.
‘Phonc 105
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VJ;
SterlingFurni: ure C0.
"When Sterling Says its Oak, its Oak"
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I’M. Moltasch 8: Sn
Selected Small Stock
Native Fine Cookers
Potatoes
”k' 200
25c
Laundry Soap, 10 Bars - -
Warranted Eggs, Doz.
' East India Tea Co
125 WASHINGTON ST.
Cloth Skirts
Just the skirt to wear on that vaction trip you are
stylish. serviceable and above all extremely reasonable.
nics. in black, blue and checks.
$2.98 “N0 $3.98. t
Telephone 271
planning;
, Russian tu-
120 Washington 8:. Main Store—210 Atlantic BL. Stamford.
continents TltltlEll
evening. informing the mo:- of the
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N0. l—Newopapor Ad
ThetReal Diétincti of;
Moderate Priced Gar ,.
The new R-c-His woifingfor you at our sales room. It a thi
car you want. It: cathodes all that: pleasant; delightfu! motorist.
galls for:beluty; power. “durability and my riding qualities-1'
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. p3... Economical, Cai- t6 Run . ‘
fThi‘Ecw R-C-H is an economical car to drive. "Its lon‘fitroki .
en bloc motor will run from 20 to 25 miles on a gallon of gasoline: ‘
It: has power in abundance. Kills, deep muduoth sand—ittsk .. .
themauutheycometfmothlyandmflye . .
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‘ ' I Take " :- aRoal Motor Ride .
I'Call usuporcomeinsnd mustodayfororealmotorcarfideln
the new R-C-H. Take the ride that knows no tiring—the ride that
- demonstration the superiority ofthe new R-Cvfl at: its prim $900
Vuu-hml “4-va
4 Roddy co. Ayers Motor Car C0.
‘ 60 Van Zandt Street, East Norwalk
5: Tho Car That Knows No Tfrfngfg,
tag‘to the steering gear:
“Failure to have two front lights and
one rear light burning on your car is
a violation of the motor laws of the
State of Connection " ,
The card would be signed by tho
patrolmsn's name. who placed it there.
This in tho lat waning in the can.
1’ till th W ll“ of this pain W and Walt no-lisht and ,
w o .
WMonovor o potions: would W M “d «your 1
‘ , mono. iii pp uto- lt this bill to
BHIIE POLIBE
«Scores of polite reminders, in the
form of a ingrown tied to automo-
biles standing on tho city's strots, last
our upon his return that ho was falling
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