Replaces Prentice
lumber oi! changes in the state
' went into elect today when
,;Justice Samuel 0. Prentice of
“tiv . ge Court of Errors, retired
duty and former Jus-
_ eeler suceeded him.
i . Justice- Wheeler will preside
M are Supreme court when it con
In September after the summer
ashram-t. JudgeBmWolieotthe
New yen county court of Gounod
Pleas will go to the~8uperior court to
take Judge Curtiss' place. Judge
IWolte was made a judge of the Sup-
erior court shortly before the summer
adjournment Another change will
go into elect on November 12. when
June Donald '1‘. Warner. who has
presided in the Superior court will re—
tire under the age limit.
ARKANSAS PRIMARIES 0N.
"Conan
state onces. The Mitchel
selection ‘ '
standard bearers centeredor in the
m contest with Congresmsn
. anway opposing Senator
William F.- lrry, candidate for re-
nomintiou.
oansaau pane ’A'c'rmo PRE-
MIER.
PEKING Ant.10.-—General Chin
Fun Pen; was today reappointed act-
ing to Plans.
vacancy left by the elevation
ce Wheeler will be filled by
Howard J. Curtis of the Sun-
LI’r’lell ROG,Ark..-Aug.10.—~Dem-
ocratic voters 01 Arkansas in the
statewide primary today balloted on been
Yoo-
ing premier.
announced.
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It takes the sunshine beverage to make
a boy bowl for Joy it’s
best warm-weather friend-«and it should
be yours, too! ’
SOLD EVERYWHERE
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Brewed and bottled at the plant of
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The personnel of the
rest ot‘the Cabinet has: not as yet
the kiddies
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DAY-TON Ohio, Aug. ‘9.-—-Prepara.
tions for his speechmahing tour kept
Governor Cox busy today. TheGov
ernor had hoped to attend the Roose-
rim Than N. Y., wk“
Austin;
which is distributing the pledges
throughout the state.
0°" written in fro
for copies of the
velt notification ceremony, but was de-
tained here with his own aflairs, and;
he also desired Mr. Roosevelt to have
the center of the Democratic stage bo-l
day.
Over Sunday mails and the tele-
graph today continued their messages
of congratulation, praising the Gov—
ernor's declaration of policies in his
acceptance address of Saturday. Most
oi! his mail was notbeing handled by
the Governor personally. its volume
forced him to delegate much of his
correspondence. while he worked to
clean up unfinished alfairs before leav-
lng here next Wednesday on travels
expected to continue until November.
,The first address of the Governor
next Thursday at Camp Perry. Ohio.
in presenting the “Governor's Cup”
fer rifle competition is expected to
deal with the League of Nations, and
also rehabilitation of ex-service men.
In other addresses of his August iti-
nerary, Governor Cox will elaborate.
his advisers state, on sublecm 0f D8!”
tlcular interest to his audiences, like
publicity and campaign contributions
to the Indiana editors at South Bend,
Ind., afl‘airs of interest to miners in
his Pittsburgh speech and agnicultur-
al matters to the farm organizations
at Columbus. Ohio, Sept. 2.
It was reported that a few days in
August were held open for future
bookings for addresses by the Gov-
emor to give rebuttal to comment
from Senator Harding and Ihe Reputr
lican camp- on the Governor's declar-
ations in his acceptance and later ad-
dresses.
Governor Cox tomorrow will vote in
the Ohio Democratic primary.
'rwo MORE DIVORCE
CASES FILED IN COURT.
After nine months of married life
- Mrs. Angela Seer of Nan-slit has
filed suit for divorce in tho Civil Su-
perior court against hur husband
Frank T. Seer on the gnvund of ii:-
lolcrable cruelly. .
Mrs. Seer who was married to do.
fondant on November 24. 1919. states
that he has frequently malareatod her.
She petitions the court to be allowed
Io resume her maiden namv of Angt‘ifl
Kozusky. .
Charging wilful
his wfe Olga Poles
deserthn against
of Version Pa.
of Botsford instituted an action for
divorce in the (‘ivil Slljlil‘lOl‘ court
today. The. parties were married on
Febnmrv 27.1916, and pr: :Inncr says
Jihe desci'tion occuucd on lanuary 1.
ast.
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w.
CLEAN-UP SALE
OF MERCHANDISE WHICH WILL PROVE USE-
HI L FOR MANY MONTHS TO COME. QUOTED
AT REDUCTIONS THAT ARE REAL REDUC-
'HONS.
“THE STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY”
so. NORWALK
’WASHINGTON STREET.
Victor Wesely
(Formerly With Vasst Bros.)
Automobile Bodies. Fenders. Radiators. Lamps re
paired and made to order and all kinds of sheet met-
al work.
Weldinir of All Kinds of Metals.
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AUCTION SALE!
STOCK OUR STORES.
Also Quantities of the Following Beverages-a .
I. K.» Finch,
WE WILL OPEN ONE OF OUR ECONOMY STORES IN
PIED BY MR. HERMAN SACHS. AT 24 MAIN ST. N ORWALK IN ORDER TO OBTAIN THIS LO-
CATION. IT WAS NECESSARY FOR US TO PURCHASE
, . SELL THIS STOCK AT PUBLIC AUCTION BEGINNING THURSDAY. AUG. 12TH. IN ORDER
f . TO MAKE ROOM FOR THE CLEAN. FRESH MERCHANDISE WITH WHICH WE
Mr. Sachs’ Stock Consists of Fancy and Staple Groceries
Canned Fruit and Vegetables of well known Brands,Teas.
Liebmann’ s N. A. B., Ruppert’ s, Schlitz, Reingold, Cliquot Club Gin-
{stale and Sarsparilla, White Rook Water, Raspberry Juice, Welch’s
~Grape Juice and Apple Juice, Gray Bros.’ Vichy and Soda Water.
Remember the Date, Thursday, Aug. 12th
' . SALE STARTS 1 O a. m. 2 -
THE COST IS No CONSIDERATION AT THIS A UCTION. WE MUST CLEAN THIS STOCK OUT.
THE BUILDING FORMERLY OCCU-
MR. SACHS’ ENTIRE STOCK. WE WILL
to deny funds andp support to the Re-
publican party in Connecticut by con-
tributi money
.pesnfig‘. in the campaign until the m3 Hard Chases, Moods;
Ithlrty-sixth state has
our position as voters
secure." »
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pedge which seeks New London County: Mrs. Tracy ly Bismark’s old townhouse and 1.1.
Fernham, New Radon. er the imperial court marshal. I. I.
Idence. The police guard drew lb
liaddem, Dire. Eni- iout with the garden hose (m
Mrs. W it. Many spectators lamented Iha: the
was Helen A. Stevens. bees should have chosen the pm”
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Knight Miss Mary J. Kimball. El- I
raising money or C
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i? ‘15,: Off All Furmture and F urmshmgs
Furniture Sale and Save 39.,
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nume ,
imp CA5"
Purchases. " or on
CASH CREDIT
The Same
CREDIT 13:23:22“
Thousands of prudent homemakers ha'v'c taken advantage of this remarkable Mid Summer
Sale of Furniture and Home Furnishings and hundreds are coming daily from everwaCIC
to share in the exceptional buying opportunities it provides. Our assortments are not ex-
celled in all New England and everything is being offered at 15% Off the regular low prices.
Notmaiierw where you live you should not fail to profit by this unusual homefumis‘fing 0p-
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raters : ’ 1' ,Vacuum " Rugs, Carpets Da-Beds, Cots
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