“new? JULY 39 .1919
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~11 Assortment 0f
Apollo
Chocolates
Creams, Nuts,
sorted Fruit, Etc.,
from 900 to $1.75
per 1b. box.
Small'pkgs. 15c t
QONNELLY’S
'6 ‘ id 80. Main St. 1
more mozwux.
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_ our new quality Ice Cream
unziilL‘UCC‘d making our XXX
:l- demand has sreadily in-
won‘: take you long to are
M». lcmland Candy 00., 10 So.
, dance at the Norwalk
.;ll be held tomorrowr
\ ‘l‘.lri’i-i this morning re-
. . .\ zn Ilonnolly‘s station-
.. ,2. Smith Main street, after
1 want vacation.
Gerard contemplates
. X» W Haven. where Ray-
located. also Miss Jes-
t: L:
‘11? of the Hour staff
or the downtown
M. John F. Hurley is
.«
v‘..'v3.
cf Smmford has re-
lieorgox where he
vacation. He ex-
.1; l'£ 51.
n bl Grocer George
n North avenue,
-l: 2.11:1 ran into the
d fence. bending
~ 1.:1 him": escaped
nil Ltiurd.
Y‘lWlllk of Mr. and
will be pleased
Robert
WI -.'
": ref a son.
.. :rk. .\' .l.. July 24.
‘ l' 'll‘ 1' of Mrs. \Val-
. r'. 1.. Plait oi Nor-
enterprising and
Sheriff
tomor-'
” I‘li'pu'y
depart.
2v T-lv-xicn,_ to visit
.....r1 Hotter, who is
Coal Com-
\ :1an Advocate. l
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.j‘E’l 101'
71 ll‘)‘ R. Minor,
that the “01k
.. wide, Per} ave-1
e-nll and Main ave-
c on “i lined in about
Ir. :Yl> \lli‘ avenue and;
‘l Mime under the at-j
«'wet ritptrtment next Q
~’ . .j .lf 9(01'Walk. reported
:u‘l‘ii'd‘V afternoon that,
.‘C... 1.14.148 New York,
machine and had dam-
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Q, We Have 1
Money i
To Loan
. on
. Real Estate
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The South New
- Loom Hartford.
:otheis “ho btliev
; gubernatorial nom nation ago in
‘ own word—“Mr.
. for
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\the gm er DUI ship.
5 Fitzuerald,
'tears, it is understood,
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At. first thought. it is hard to see
' hot the chairman of the National com—.
millet nud the former United States
,mstrnt uttered! y can lose. The tonne
1t. has bu it his party a candidate for
‘ .m, amen states Senna: and has been
4 pilmEor (r Strimfw‘d,
‘has Li't'n
while the latter
ins party's candidate (or
gmel‘ilor and has not been mayor of
l;’ai§li).(i, (1.3uuugh a nominee. Then,
. ..'. prliiii: has been legal adviser to
wranxlln 1.1. itcc;.eV“elt, assistant sec-
.U. S. MARSHALSHiPl
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l'El-il‘y ot‘ the naVy, and went abroad
\\llll him, Lomlng back on the same
boat as President Vi'oodrow Wilson
:50, it v ould seem, olfhund, ‘ as if.
Cumming and Spellacy couldn’t lose
and that their man Palmer would land
:«Lmellllng, as a. reward for his spell-
binding uud other activities, including
his handling of the party speakers-
bult-au and the erord man has al-
.Luuy uccmrou that his name has been
aubimtted to the President.
lioty’evu', there are those in the
'...e “no are not inclined to favor
the supremacyot‘ Cummings and Spel-
mcy, and
in to: y can, and they think that now
is a good time Again, Marshal Mid-
dlebiuoks has a .lot of friends on his
0‘“) account, vlio say that thereia no
reason “by he should be ousted, as
he has made a good record in trying
times. ’i‘hey resent the idea that,
now that the strenuous days are over.
the man who has been on the job
uurlllg these days should have to
make way for somebody else, who
womd have a much easrer time.
So, everything is up in the air,
ruin the chances, 8.5-3.2- days go by
“no no appointment, apparently ia-
roiing the retention of Middle-brooks.
it in ngured by the friends oi the lat-
LLr mat, had the novels that he a;
M ashington .decrded to name Palmer,
the appointment of the Oxfordite
would have been made before this.
they feed that the longer the delay
the better the chances for Middle-
brooks.
ii toe Winsted mam keeps his job
and the recomwndatibn ol‘ Cummings
and Spellacy is turned uown, it Will
look bad tor the political future oi:
the man from Stamiord and the man
lt may mean that
Mr. Cummings place at the head or
the National committee Will not long
be ornamented by the Connecticut
man, as the loss of prestige which
will come with the failure to show
:intiuence with the national adminis-
serious nanulttty iUl'
l
iration will be a
a party leader.
I
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~ury Savings Certificates were made
[ilt‘y propose to block them,”
Just how hard the failure. to sup-
plant Middlebrooks and implant
Palmer will hit Mr. Spellacy remains
to be seen, if there is such a failure.
"Just what the present ambitions oi
the iormer district attorney are is
guegeaymk, Ntngh there are those
who think that he wants to run to:
mayOr in the spring of 1920 and
later
in the same year it is not
sible that he would like both, hgur
ing that his election as mayor 01‘ Hair
ford would be a pretty solid stepping-
sicne in climbing into the governor's
chail. Another giie. s is that Mr. Spel-
lacy uould like the seat of Congress-'
,u.an Augustine Loncrgan, nhether Mr.
tLonergan is ready to give it up
not. To be sure, the ex‘district at-
torney can't have everything, but he
is too ambitious to want to remain a
private Citizen very long, if he call
15%. a chance to play the part of pub-
lic sH‘i’unl. What "niche“«—to use his
Spellacy is picking out
himseif is something that Mr.
Spellacy can answer, and he- is like-1y
to in due time, unless he gets a solar
plexus, blow from “'ashington in the
turning down of Brother Palmer.
ll‘ Marshal Middle-brooks stays and
Palmer stays a! home.
Mr. Cummings and Mr. Spellacy, it
will be pletty hard work for Mr. Spel.
lacy to convince the party
Chairman David E
of
Central committee, is
to shed ii‘ the
'verdict on the marshalship is against
Spellacy.
NO CHANGE iN
SHORE LINE STRIKE
\‘ORVVICHH July 28.——Tllere was no
change in the strike on the Shore
Line Electiic Railway system today.
There was a report current that many
of the men wishLd to return to work
and take out cars but inquiry showed
that no definite proposal to that end
had been made. and not a single car > i i
had been “touched.
———Sentinel “fan: Advertisements urej
sure to bring the best results‘ obtain-
able.
sum: BLE
FOOTWEAR
Hot Weather
that he n ma the .
impos~ '
(;l‘,
in spite of '
leaders '
:tllat he is entitled to another try for
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cenrwlcnrss
Applications Received by Telegraph
at Federal Reserve Bank From 3
All Parts of Districts.
The first day's sale at the Federal
Reserve Bank of Treasury Savings
Certificates in denominations of $100
and $1,000, gives indication that these
new Government securities are bound
to become popular with the inve. ting
public, .it was ofiiically announced last.
week. .
Not only did individual investors
make personal application for the cer-
tificates, but many banks; and trust
companies that aka agents of the sec-
0nd class for the sale. of \'\ .ir Smings
Stamps, filed reouisiitons [or them.
'Some of these banking institutions
are in New York city while caters,
that applied by telegraph for the new
securities. are located throughout New
York State and in the thive north-
ern counties of New Jersey «the Sec-
ond Federal Reserve distal-ct.
Further details regarding the Treas-
public yesterday. The new securities
are exempt from all taxation, now or
hereafter imposed by the United
States, and state, or any of the pos-
sessions orvthe United States. or by
any local taxing authority, except es-
tate or inheritance taxes, graduated
additional income taxes. commonly
known as sun-taxes, excess-profits and
wan-profits taxes.
Purchasers of the new securilles re-
mntberigbtmnedeemmom. upon
ten doys’ notice. provided die applica-
tion tor redemption is not made prior
to the second calendar month follow-
ing the calendar month in Won the
certificate is issued to the owner.
Coiy Couch Hammocks
We have succeeded in seciu'ir; om”, boll
eral styles, tint are monably m
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maul-«tam
Now That ihe‘yictory
, you WILL mo Armor: To me your. nouns.
”unrepentant SAFE DEPOSIT 3013' it
4.00 per your.
The City National Bank
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INSURANCE
0! all kind... in Strong and
Ramon Commute!
My u... o. m... m; REAL ESTATE
know: whet the Mom Hammer- r In 31} “5 Brad“;
nillbOndvafll‘ is. It isth'ebut'
all wood commercial bond we“ 1.”. “340“ & COJIIC.
my undisuedbythounndl of
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house: who do big hm.
IOU” 303W“ 1m-
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Thin exceptionally low price ill
I“ M 5m
for $15.60.
for a large letterhead, 0 1-2 x 11;
inches. The printing is of the bolt.l
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through harmonizing the nerve 01.-
tema in your body Female troubl-
given «poem Aim: HID cm
1’. 840 do other printing it
lower prices than you have been
paying because our mpcrior“
equipment makes it possible. T010-
phonemundomoftholoneswfll
can. .
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Magnetic Treatment. Cir. ADI. J
GET A SQUARE DEAL
We will buy your household
Prices for TieaflII'y Swing Clonin-
cates during July one $83.00 {or those
in denominations of $100, and $838.99
for those in W A! ”.000.
They More on January 1, 1921, when
full face value will he mid and are is-
sued on. ‘y in registered foam. Own-
en's wishing to receive payment batons
date of redemption "may, at M on-
tion, do so. adhering to no
and getting back WW W95 MM
paid, plus three per cent. intereat.
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produc wonderful-wresul s with,
thousan o! the most stubborn
cases.
If you have experimented with
oier treatments and hme failed
do not be discourajzld, but try at
our expen a this truly meritorious i
remedy.
Send right now for a free trial
before you forget it. Addr SS _
WOODWORTH COMPANY,
fiVilton. Conn.
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on Acxsoils
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if you cannot read
very small print now
you can doubtless re-
memberthe time when
you could The ciliary
muscles of your eyes
are not as elastic as
they were at one time
and you need the
proper lenses to make .
your vision ole-3111M l
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Sale
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mining-monk.
r03 lawns:
REFRIGERA TORS
‘AT A SAVINGS 0F 20 PER (IN!
The very best porch screen‘» _\
made.
into a.
room at a small cost.
4 ft. up to 12 in,
$2.98 to $12
(.‘lm be hung by any one in
a minute's time.
Guaranteed sprin gs
$8. 50 to $30. 00
living or sleeping
Converts your porch " "
Hardwood, thoroughly air dried,
best of instant/ion. The ice racks-
drain pipes and shelves are renov-
ablc for cleaning; White enameled
lined; nickel and brass trimmings.
mm.
PORCH SHAD S
wasn‘t—l”
PORCH HAMMOCKS
Made ofheavy canvas with full box canvas mattress. F
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Orders for fruit tree spraying shook
WHITE SHOES
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ondurhdstockinonoflythonyfitndmmem
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Just‘the Right Kind of,
goods. tin, papers. Junk and on,
second hand goods. Anything you
to". Price according to the quot-
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53 You Mom Phone 11825.
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”Curd nut Cir!»
Tobin:
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DIM?
, SPECIAL PRICES
Harris & Gans
“VI-"W No. 2 Nut Cool
1“. 731. i Also Nut and ‘Stove Coal ‘
3 L. nrrnon ‘
..._.- n- ‘ 3 Rowan St. East News]!
1 13:: £41.” ‘ “1:01.441:
Borlon House
Shore Dinners ‘
Allliinlis oi Seafood f:
Steak, Chops and 2
Chicken y ‘
A LA CARTE “"3”“ fl"
; the remaining teeth in color and shape.
lwill preserve the natural contour 0t
jibe face. and have a sulficicnl amount
1 of reiniorcemcni to make it strong and
idurable. These are the character“;-
' tics which have made thr- Mailer!
bridges popular.
l A (‘ old Bridge
'is 1hr n; odern method of filling space
'hciueen teeth. where om or more
teeth are missing; but there is jam on
much difference between a good bridge
and a poor one. as there ia between a
chcfi. iii~fiiifng suit of clothes and
one made of good materials having a.
A good bridge will match
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m 30- m 3‘ time I“ 10 South loin 0L. South Not-walk. '1
80;: lbdiminNGW York nouns: 9 a. m. to s p. 111. SW
by appointment only. ‘1
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Wash Skirts and
Dresses
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