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(Continued Elimdt‘lrut lhtgc.)
. for to Mr. Illll and the unnwer follows:
. New Haven. Colin, Oct. 20, than.
lion. Illiwuezcr .l. Illll. .
Norwnlk. Conn. I
Dear Slr:-- ' , i
.By a conference of "fly in more
representative colored men from all
, ports of the state. held on October 17.:
Ilitiii; we have~ been directed to for»
ward to you the following commuul~
., cation: »
. I The platform adopted at the lust Re».
L 9 ,
'qublican Convention contained a
GTON 8T. ’ atrong plank In which wnsycondemned
1v,tbe unjust dincrlminatiou against the.
W black voters or the South. The party
also in the same plank pledge-d Itnclt'
1.0 the cul’orcement of the Constitution-
al Amendment which requires the re-.
ductlon of the representation of a'
state In Congress in proportion to its'
. ,rcntrlctlon oi‘ the franchise.
Mr. antl Mrs. Columbus Bulklcy. of: At the last session of (hutgt'css the:
Weston, cntrLIaIned Norwnlk relatives Republicans refused to take any ntcpn‘
Sunday. whatever looking toward the fitlillhi
Lumpy fun to one u". fume “Hang ment of thin pledge. Added to this is,
In: Cream
totalitarian.
OUT H NORWAL
‘ ' . I
"M
Distinctive Models in;
FALL SUITS.
If you appreciate clever designing. be sure to see the
new Varsity sack-coat model for Fall wear. .
It shows grace in every line—broad shoulders. shapely
back. full front. flare skirt with center vent and false side
vents—~features which prove the expert work of a toaster
designer. Yet Varsity suits cost little——
$15.00 to $25.00.
and are so well tailored and perfect fitting that you'd nat-
orally expect to pay much more. A try-on is the most cou-
vincing argument we know. Come in and try on: there is
no obligation to buy because you try.
Varsity suits conic io-a broad rangc‘ot' new and «\t‘ltt'
siyc \vcavc~' in grayish \vot'ntctis. Scotch tn‘ccds. fatal blur
and black uorstcds. Varsity n\'ct't‘t);tt.~' arc as Ianltlcax in
,dcsig‘u and III as Varsity wits. $1510 $30.
1
ittltcrs as low as with).
m
EVENING SENTINEL‘
Spatial This
Week
TOOTH BRUSH 'ANO TOOTH POW.
DER FOR PRICE OF ONE.
fl'l'llt'ltllglt n apecia‘l contract with Dr.
V. t‘. lit-II. we oilcr this week a box
of III'. ltcll‘u ’l‘oottt l’owtlcr or a bottle,
of In, llcll'a Month Elixir with it 25c
’l'oot b llruslt
FOR 250,
the following ol‘l'cr being made to
make lllllt't' generally known the cxccl»
‘ .
lettct‘ oi III'. L’u'll‘u Ihiutrillcc.
lit til at PIIIIIItlIti,
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
........, ..._...__m__.._.~.__.._ -.._ ,W.W w
you Smash." Ilallowe‘en night, at the fact that the most prominent incur,
Lockwoods Hall.
Arthur Vredculmrg, of
spent the Sabbath with
I'lanbnry.
friends in
‘South Norwalk.
Douglas Fowler Post, (i. A. R.. held
a regular meeting last evening In G.
A. R. Hall. South Main street.
——;‘:.~ pie-eating contest and spook
Illllt'l' I.I:-\k\vond‘s Hail. Hallowe'en
night.
Merrill Business College will play
the South Norwalk High School a foot-
ball match Thursday afternoon at the
Baxter Grounds.
-—-Dr. Dick's cures malaria.
Eugene Latiln has tcttt.'ned from a
hunting trip in the country and brings
with him a tint» bag of game. including
a large borucd owl and a Ilerkshirc
eagle. ~
—-»chr the 'l‘ippccnnoc (ilec (‘Iub.
A rehearsal of the Rough Rider Glee
Club was held last evening In Quitt-
ner's liall. rum were about twenty
prcaent and the rehearsal. was a great.
success.
«Rig Republican Rally at I-ioyt‘u
Theatre. this evcuing. Speaker. Hon.
1‘}, J. ilill. Singing by ’I‘Ippecunot Glee
Club. of Bridgeport. and Rough Rider
(itec (‘Iuh Ladies Invited.
'I‘Iic Nutmeg Club basketball
will play a manic.» name
with (‘onipany F. at the Armory. The
Nutmegn have, just received nutty new
uniforms.
«Hear lion. E. J, Hill lonighi.
'l‘bc Norwnlk City Council will hold
a special uu-otlng this evening at the
council chamber in Wall street. The
team
business oi the fiscal year will be
cleared up at this time.
with: Republican Rally a: Ilovt'a
Theatre. this evening. Speaker, lion.
3. J. Hill. Singing by Tippecanoe Glee
Club. of Bridgeport. and Rough Rider
(ilcc (‘Itllin Ladies Invited.
A special meeting of the Children of
Mary. a well-known sodulity of St.
Mary‘s Church. will be held this even-
ing to consider important bnisucss. A
large attendance Is hoped for.
wilcat “on. I-). J, Hill tonight.
An Inn-resting tattoo of football was
played yesterday on the t'onctx'd street
lot. between the High School team
and ”lit I<‘rtnklln vrhool clcvcu. ’l‘hc
foruu-r won by a ucorc nt' '37 to It. .Iohn
Mthhon nctcd as umpire and Harry
Lauc an rcl‘rt'cc.
"rlll‘ill' the Rough Rid-v13 .Il Iioyfiu.
'I'lu ciao of l"rmlcrick Stet-b churn
cd by his wife with assault on last
Saturday night, t‘ttltit‘ up this morning
befotc .Iuduc LucitWood. but the latter
did not Immediately dispose of the
matter. Ilc has routlnucd the case
until Saturday morning at it o'clock.
Itl order tltat he may look further Into
it.
-~-lIcttr the Rough Itnlcrn at Iiuyt'n.
'I‘ht- pluocble tottruunu-ut of lint-us
to-night I
'ber of the present. Cabinet has but re
really made a speech In which be all
but continues those miuchlevons south-
ern constitutions. and in which be
practically announces the doctrine that
the negroct-t of the South ouvht to bcl
content with the Incidental advantages
which flow from legislation aimed Ill<
rectly at their welfare.
Under these circnnmtauces it is but
natural that thoughtful colored men
should begin to'oucsliou the motives
which led to the adoption of this plank,
and to ask whether it was a boon tide
declaration of principle which the
party was willing to live up to. or sim. "
ply the conventiomtl clap-trap resorted
to secure the neuro vote III the doubt
t'ul states". We prefer to think that
the latter was not the cane. At the
name time. In adopting this charitable
view we are still at 11 tons to under-
stand why none of the many reduction
measures, Introduced at the lust ses-
sion of Congress. over left the commit-
i too rooms.
livery passing year confirms the fact
ltllat the result of the “doctorctl” south~
crn constitution la the establishment
In that part of his land of a condition
of quasi—slavery. There has lately
grown-up In this country. concerning
the black folk of the South and their
part In the solution of the raccvprob-
Icm. ll theory to this effect: that all
they need do is apply themselves as-
siduously to the betterment of their
moral and material condition»: leavlns:
the rest to take card of itself; that at
some remote future time when their
moral aml material estates have been
made suitably better. some benign In-
fluence will come fot ward and restore
to them their political and civil rights
which they In the Interim had let no
I
by default. Tiu- short-sighted .tcm-
porizers who are rcsponuiblc for lhls
theory are beginning to see in every
newly reported barbarlty. Its refuta-
tion They are beginning to see that
the worthy negro. so far from boinnr
exempt. front the barbarity of unreas-
Inging southern prejudice. has become.
No,
the special object of Its attack.
one can dcmur to the advice to shtit~
lens neurons, that they team to work.
or to Immoral negroes. that they cease
to be Immoral. This is good advice
to the shiftloss anti Immoral of any
race: but the right to a voice to the
government under which one lives is
not inconsistent either with material
well-being or moral worth. To learn
‘ to work and to get property are well:
bttt one may on well have no trade or
property. on to have them with no so-
curlty in their possession. "Voicless
worltihginen are slaves."
Sombrero white men who make and
administer the lawn will feel a rcspotr
nihility only to those whose volt-s clcct
them to office. The black men of the
South can have no adequate sorority
In life. lllu-rty or property until they
are. able to prob-ct thenc things with
their ballots. ’
We calmed men of Connecticut, to-
Ilnymaltcrs was a \‘cry t‘tlltti'tiltlc til-,gctlter with othct- colored men of the
fair, Inst evcniua. 'l'catn it won live
out of H‘Wt‘ll name- from Team I:
Team 2 won fire out ot‘ «oven ltitmt'ti
from ’I't-ttut It. and 'I‘oam i won four out
of seven Killlll'~ from Team 5.
toltrnanwot will be tcsutucd next Mon-'
day ntttht.
~~’l‘ltlrty tu-w snIIm-ribcrs wm'c add.
ad to our telephoni- lied during the pat-1i,
work. We» your nnnw among them?
If notw why not? .
Pride of Court Narrnk ('Itcle. C. of
the I«‘. of A.. hint arranged a very In-
tercating llaltowu'cn dance and enter-
tnlnmcnt for tomorrow evening at
Lockwoud's llall. Nurwtttlt. 't‘horo in
to be a pic outing content. a npook
tlltlit'c and other attractions. A bltt
attendance In expected.
, Hear the Tippecanoe (lice (‘Iiilh
Attorney John J. quth expects to
procure n good home for IJIzle Ander-
son. the Chapel street. Norwalk. girl,
who npom Iain Saturday night on the
Worthington street bridge, after II“!
had Inn her home In Norwalk. The
cone you brought before Judge Lock-
wood today and again continued until
tomorrow morning eftor a conference
between Judge Imhwootl, Pmecutor
Loo Davin and Attorney Wnlilh. In
the melodious tin» child to being kept.
without mstmlnt by Mru. James (lor-
ulvlettr the Rough’mdm at I-loyi‘u.
W . V a
.Will hell either one of two well-bred.
humour. extra good road horses.
. on. hum useful for any particle.
my title. ~
1 _ . OHM. Id. QILMAN.
, can».
ODAKI out: when”.
Lt. LINI or 009nm.
ILL OOBPOIATION
I ’ M.
Th“ .
I North, are going to make our votes as
llniiucntiut an pouslble In the matter
of roiufrancbirinn the black men of
{the South. whow votcn are. unjustly
withhold from them. We think a.
vcty potent Influence- In this direction
ties to thc reduction of aouthern rop-
rcesntntion In Congress. as provided
for under the constitution.
. A dillrcut search at tho Conarcnalon-
inl Record for ”In taut. session shown
that you did not take part. either for
or analnnt. In any of the tllnctmnionu
on this (lllllflllltli. which leaves your po-
sition to doubt.
AM you are a candidate for rcmteo
tion on the ticket oft the party to
which beluntnt hand of your cunnilin-
lents. represented In the conference
Inbovo I’l'II’I'l‘l'J to, we feel free to tilik
‘for a statement or your position on
~IItIs attention of reduction. It would
be appreciated by mt it your answer
took the form of a reply in tin-m» two
questions:
It‘ll-tit. In case of your reelection.
would you actIVnIy support a measure
for tho appointment of a cutmninnlou
to Inquire into the rcitfrlctlon of the
elective fruncltbe In the ltcvcrnl
states? .
Summit. upon (I finding by such com-
miaaion that the elective frtittchlsto In
materially restricted in any male.
would you actively tntpport a meantr'e
for reduction or the reprotlcntuilon of
.. -hmm“
Hullnwe’en
Novelties
l
COlEhAN’S I
l “fillet
I
I
NO. 14 SO. MAIN ST.
TEL. CALL 632-2.
We want
the wry heist attention.
you test it '3
..1.-
than regular price.
49 Wall St. Norwalk
I
that state as required by lllt' ctt
‘tion, provided that filiill' itwt‘uittla In
‘stu-b restriction?
An early reply is solicited.
Respectfully youn.
Charles II. Lloyd, Ill‘l‘b’lililti of (‘. R. I‘..
t South Norwalh; L, ltuxtcr (iodnli.
l Att‘rcd W. Adams. John If Ilarriu,
II. II. Faulkner. W. A. llarrod.
Ilcorgc W. Crawford. I. N. I'oricr,
M. It.
(‘ommittcc for t‘ontcrcnrc.
I’. S.- lt In but just to you to apprise
you in advance of our Intention to
make public your reply. such twlnu In
our opinion. the roqulrctm-nta ut' the
corrupt practice act.
Norwalk. (loan. (it-t. 24. littiti.
Mr. George W. Crawford, 1320 t‘hupol
BL. New Hartn, Conn.
Dear Sir I am in rccclpt of your
letter of the. 20th. lllltl am very glad
to any to you. an I would any to any
other man, that I am in favor of the
rigid enforcement of every nnwndntont
to the Constitution which ban boon
adopted an the. outgrowth of the (livil
War. I am In favor of it not only in
the latter of the law. but In the spirit:
also. I have argumt the unwistlont of
the present course In tin» Routh oi‘cr
an over again with southern members
THE BEST FLOUR. GRAIN AND FEED THE MAR-
KET AFFORDS AT LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
That's the tens at \w- Itold our old ll‘lllll‘ and win new.
YOUR ttI'IIt‘rs.
We think we ottcr you SER-
VICE II little BETTER that. the other ft-ilou‘n I~c:.t., Will
Buy Oat's That's Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.
T” It GREAT coo.
DELINEATOR (1 year) ..............
McCLURE'S (1 year) ...............
WORLD'S WORK (1 year) ...........
Our Price for the above $300
This is your first chance to not ihu lIclinettlur (tt‘ Mrt‘lurc's at less
Wm. P.
} Books, tiaborcry and Engraving.
themselves. Italic-vim; that it in not,
2000
and then
of dilpute.
Rent a Safe
N Ila
We tautruntt-c to give them
.............................. $1.00
1.00
3.00
ssTo
'- ’
a 66 rs
6 So. Main St.. So. Noer‘k.
. only a crime toward your people but
that It ht practically tlu-I portwtuatlou
of a criztI. toward the white people
tluutmclvt-n. as will In developed In
time There has not tit-co a campaign
in tho last twelve years aincr- I have
own ill t‘ongrcas‘ that I hare not call
t-d attention to the existing conditions
in the southern states upon the stump.
I ban» repeatedly done no in this ctltlt-
palnu in the several expect-hen that l
have than tar made and shall continue
to do at). I’udt-r thorns circumstances.
It would hardly seem as though my
position on the Httbjecl could be In
doubt. as you seem to tutor that It is
by your It‘llt‘l‘.
Very truly youru.
(Shun-d) it}. .I. HILL.
The meeting was called to order
by (l. D. Lloyd. the president, who call-
ca upon HI‘V. hldward Harris. the pun-
II~r of (it"tcc Itantiui ('hlll'flh. to offer
prayer. George E. Moore was rho-on
anutstttnt secretary to W. Il. Hilliard
tor the chniuu. Mr. Lloyd told of thc
Itllt'ptine at tho meeting. and the above
lt‘flt'l'r. wort- read and Krcctcd with
ttpptunuc,
A vote of tltanka watt glvcn Convent.
utun IIIII.
rim-oral «pcakcra were thrn heard.
tbu lll‘ill one being Rev. Mr, Harris.
who told he had ttiwayn voted the Ito-
J! ...y., or . "-F!‘
'
TEL. 15--2.
FREE DELIVERY SERVICE.
pttblican ticket. and believed in stand
ing by those who stood by him and
his pt-oplo. He believed the sender of
the letter was the right thing. and the
answer was of the right nort.
I‘i'cs'ttlcut Lloyd said the gathering
had heard from one good Baptist min»
i'stcr. who lit'llt’Vt'H in plenty of water.
which is ucccusary In order to gc: up
sham. and now they wouldl hear from
a good Methodist pastor, who would
apply the fire to make the stcam It)
ltclp pull the Republican train through
every voting district In Norwal‘k.
Rcv. Mr. Moore stated that 'tlt:s
would be the titst time be had voted
in Norwalk, but to3 had always stood
by the livpubtiran party, bccanvc Iht'i‘t‘
was no hopc thrutuz‘h thc licmocrath
patty.
Iizutcon John Grant. who went to the
front and fought for the Ircctlom of hi=
llt'illtit‘, told the club to stand shoulder
to shoulder. ~
\. ntlain ll. It‘lt‘ltt‘l' rclntt-d a uumtwr
of witty lokcs. and lie, wa. followed Ry
t‘Itcstt-t‘ LaMur. who still Mr. IIIII had
always Stood by the colored proplc.
lh-iu-on (icornc .lohuuon. N. )3. Jul Il-
non. \\’_ f‘_ Minion, and M". Hilliard
spoke alone the snow Iitn at. Mr. Min-
ton had suggested the formation of a
(tub so that the ttlciitlu'rs might be but
lcr tli’tlllllllllvtl with one another. and
it was nuanimonuir mind In do this.
I‘m sidcnt Lloyd madt the i‘illnlllg 1‘1
ntarkn, and I‘l‘ttl’t‘llctl that Mt. Hill had
sent word that hc was unable to attend
the meeting. He Ildll always found
hltn to be a good. nttttlelttforwatd man,
(tltt' who had done all he could to b:
for the coudltinm in tho South. III'
stood for the right thing, t‘caazdlcss of
color. creed. cII‘. Mr. Lloyd III-so on
dorscd tbu candidacy of John A. tt~
born. Il‘rcdcrh-k II. Quintard and I‘ltt-
\t‘urd If, Gotham. and said they all
dt xchI-II to bc clcctml on tboir merits.
He urged loyalty to the ptrty and the
Voting of a straight ill'kl'l.
A collection war. taken up by \\‘. Il
Witnlny and licorgc Pollard. the Irons-
titer of tho club
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL S'I‘RICE'I‘. 10:10 a. m »~~0pcn- I
IliL’. orb-cs of stocks were irregularly
changed frotn last night‘s h-vcl with
In a narrow compass and on a IILZIII \‘o
bone of business Many prominent
stocks ware unchanged froth last night
and litilit‘ of the first Importance varied
more than a bail except I’cuttuvlvnnin
which ran all “it on realizing. Mexican
(‘I-ntrnl t’liho about a point and Stucit~
Int: 5‘...
WALL STREET, Nouns" I'rIcca (lip-
pcd with a slight. Incrcusc in uctlvltv
but utcatllcd attain with a. fractional
rlsc In Union Pacific. Trading then rc-
tnpscd Into amnilstannution. Pcnnuyl-
vanin declined I and Atlantic. Count
Line rout» 11A,. llondn Wl'l'l' irregular.
WALL H'I‘iilrh‘i'l‘, it n. m.»«'l‘hc firm:
hour In which unnaunlly a good portion
of tlio day‘s hustncan In transacted pro-
rm] to he the tlullcnt In many months.
’i‘bi- market sold of slightly alter the
(owning cxccpt Reading. which allowed
Ilrntncna.
WALL STREET. I p. m.~t‘ltorlt
[)I'Il't‘v ware towvrcd attain. Imt tln- ru-
ct-saton did ttot oxceetl MILIII t‘ractlotnt.
Antcrlcan It'c Securities hupt-nvmt I IN.
LONDON. Oct. :III.~_'I‘Itc Stock Etc
change here will be clotted 'I‘htu'mlay.
November I, All Saints' Day.
‘1.“ ........W..~. ..
HUGHES IN BATAVIA.
pttbticttn candldntc for governor. wan
tut-i at the station by um‘ernl acorn of
people and was curortcd to the opera
litttmu. win-rt- ltc addressed a turtle an
dicncc. 't‘hc weather rondlitnnn today
are among [lift worst. the candidate has
encountered on any of bin tip-state
I SWEET POTATOES, PER PK.
mvravmfi \'..0rt. iii-MUM" hit MILK.3cANa
arrival here today Mr. tinnitus tho Itc- iQUlNCEB, FIR PK. . ..
tum
-
RESOLVED
THAT THERE I'lPIY be omens.
COMFORTABLE FEELING. BUT
FOR ME 'IHERES Nathan/a LIKE
SNUGGLING iNTo Ann: 'COMFY"
OVER COAT UHENTIIEVEA'I’IIER
is WINTRY IT MAKES us rm.
So S'ASSY To BE WARM AND
wen. DRESSED- BE LIKE 'n-tE
PRUDENT ANT, or: READYrba
“t5 WINTER BUSI‘ER BROWN-
l’uL SMZY. 7.; .m.
YOU WISH To SNUGGLE INTO A COMFORTABLE
OVERCOAT DO YOU NOT“? COMFORT LS THE
QUALITY YOU FIRST LOOK FOR. IN AN OVER.—
COAT. THIS IS GOOD. BUT WHEN YOU ARE
GETTING A COMGORTABLE OVERCOAT THERE
IS NO REASON WHY YOU SHOULD NOT ALSO CET
A STYLISH OVERCOAT. IT WILL WEAR «JUST AS
WELL AND LOOK BETTER. REMEMBER YOU WEAR.
YOUR OVERCOAT ON THE OUTSIDE. THAT LS'ONE
REASON WHY WE'VE PUT- .STRESS UPON OUR
LINE 0.1“ OVERCOATJ. WANT ONE?
A GOOD OVERCOAT FOR $10.00 To 12.00
A BETTER OVERCOAT FOR. $15.00 TO 18.00
A‘ BEST OVERCOAT FOR $25.00 To 30.00
REMEMBER AGAIN: YOU WEAR YOUR OVERCOAT
ON THE OUTSIDE
RESPECTF‘ULLY .
BEA D-TO~FOOTERS.
98 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
‘—
New-Btiuel ‘ I ‘
Sweet Cider
The best of the Season Up to date.
25c cation. the half-gallon.
LORENZO DIBBLE
Telephone Call 26-4.
Hundreds of Eyes
are being overworked n e mutt of "Inflation u on work or .
Relief for untitled and tired eye. may be had sat! Ierlotu 6‘33.
nvnrted by wearing a pair of col .._, Mail [figum
Proper Ola-eon. Properly Adju'etod.
nomination hoe.
Melchlua at Mum end all Repetrlnl e annuity.
o. a. JACKSON.
Olen.
58 WALL ITRIIT. m
lien llttr Ilottr LE; 65
nonmut. noun:
Barrel $5.00
...... PK.. 200: IU. 760.
..............‘....n....Io
.i ”.00
.....2tso
.600
WAX
H... ..........I....-
MAINE POTATOES. FINE OTOOK ..
CORN BTARCH. PER PKG.
20 LBS. ORANULATID SUGAR .
-«I.Iu..--.un.nu.Hunu:nont..nn-.vi.u.
II.y-lolol|vIliqleeq'eilhltiinlltfllr'leliill
FULL LINE GRAPES. ORANOIB. APPLES. CRANEERRISS.
MEANS, OPINACH. PARBNIPI, TURNIPB, CABBAGE. ETC.
UNITED GROCERY CO.
no! ml
Deedm~
at the Town Cterk'e office awalttng ctatmantet‘Iot‘t thereiby own-re:
I V,
Forgot ten.
The ortalnll deed. not the record of It. in the authority In matter-
Do you know when the dead for your property In? ' .
and Know.
iripu, tittow which felt throughout this
auction Invt night turning Into rain to-
‘t ay.
' 'I'o bin audience Iu-re Mr. IIuaIu-n
'dnclarnd that his one ambition in run-
‘nlnx for the office of governor was to
mm! the people or the [little a "square
deal.” He reheated hilt declaration
lot Independence front any political 0b-
,‘Itgatlon. "I want every citizen ot the
state to feel that I am Ittti governor.“
llllltl the candidate. "and If he knows
Innythlmt about. the linemen oi the no
I vormnont I oueht to know I went him
to come personally and tell me. and if
It“) cannot. do that. I want, him to write
0 me.'
I Mr. Hughes clotted with a nice that
the people should no nothing to upset
the prosperity which the state and
nation are claiming.
HIAVV INOW IN NEW YORK.
BALLOTON. N. Y... Oct; flaw-«The
‘Ilrtlt heavy snow storm of the W011
to thin uetiou or the stat», lulu prevail.
Melina Int ninth. . Thin alteration tho
‘ u no new: at no,
it «title
In
Deposit Box
lit
20 North Moth Oh, so. Nor. Tel. I“.
MADE PRAYER AT FIRST RI’UILI
' CAN OONVINTION DIM).
l PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 30 «Rev. Ed.
“or M. levy who mode the opening-
prever at the tint Republican nattona
convention In thin city. in lull. dint
yetuerdtty-at his home In I'lllt city. He
won ordained Dilly-two years no. M r.
Levy again opened I Republican eon-
ventinn with prayer when the Repair
ileum; nominated McKinley and Room
volt In thin city In 1900. He was one
of the moot venerable figures at the
recent celebration in thin city of the D“
‘anulvnntttry of the first
convention.
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THRII DIAD IN PII‘I’OL DRILL.
TWO CITY. Ill!!!» Oct. rowan.
Republican
Bret
voli-
Amnt. ulterior
County ea In:
not an and L A. Wright.
eaten, been e Involved I'
Will 3th vision, tailoring it can: our
ofallln and on we and.
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View have been received here from I“
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- LUTHII “All“ 0" MAIN“.
I GAN'I‘ON. Ohio. Out. mm. our
oath biennial convention at the Luther
. Mecca of Amado; opened-tn three
day's wanton hero uniny with an KI.-
‘unuiunm of 'th hundred delegates
from all traction: of the United Staten
,The (Int reunion of the commutative!
devotion largely to reports.
W“ I:
REGENT ARIIVAL 0F venue.
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is . .
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mm- Cot-onto. Liverpool end 0W
town for New York, not flit) ruling out
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