negotiation or out.
w Mill A» “is will ‘
diff” ii. isle. at s
lies n at gNettles".
ll be
«mil shim
idem Tait's hunt for date for
lilssssge to Congress todsy hss un-
. " hsbly been successful. and he
' vptoduced' the longest document
‘r delivered st s short session of
gross, and one which will probably
Wt but very little business.
” Ibly no one realised more than
, . Tsft the political lmportsnc’e of
W document which uppesrs in con.
Abused form in The Sentinel todsy.
{is proceeded with greet core and can-
flora in its prepsrstion, snd kept his
blnet emcers snd various beads oi
bureaus busy compiling information
loll be deemed would be oi nine
to the public st large The vigorous
unolicy oi boonomy which the precl-
I {out hss inst insuxursted is empire-
‘ sided new. in hopes that Congress
‘ will be willing to co opersle with him
sens new projects may not be carried
ugh this next year if the proposed
out in the appropriations is adopted.
lie declares it is time to stop leg.
dieting with reference to regulation
corporations end to witness the
‘ of s vigorous cremation of the
‘ yo sirehdy on the ststute books. The
”A“ limitation upon business moth»
“disposed by law will doubtless be
, s' clsnrer by pending decisions of
.suprsms court.
s strong recommendation for
form of ship subsidy to incresse
sriosn shipping. especially to South
~ , should be favorably consid-
ul'ges thsf the tariff bosrd be
permanent snd tbst sll future
. be mode schedule by sched-
He vigorously opposes soother”
revision.
mendations tor snil lniunction'm
orsl incorporstion lsws are to
is proposed thst second clsss
w sbsll be readjusted so so too
msgsslnss a much higher rote
inslr sdvertislng sections.
. ' representations ere insde tor
tsbllshment oi s new hsnklng
; intimacy system.
' new bsttleshlpe end several
vessels sre urssd tor the
7 president recommends that
Whittle sud oil lends end we~
_ sitssbddisposedoiinths
r Wins
, it believes. thst the Psnsms
»' ’ should be iortliied, end recom-
. “9.000.000 tor tbispurposs.
the most sensible suggdw
one which probsbly every
.will,spprovs of. concerns the
'1'!le president Minus the cry-
the littliiidiltsiss is obssp-o
of Ililgulon M Ilnwlls
’ procedure sod esp-die ides
snowmen”
_ vsd’ifoniitlinsossssn
.g calories of isd'ersi
belseressss ,
susgsuteii'is4
A tip comes the dsrkey who drovs him.
its his so it i surprising or»
eryous. inoludins the chess himselt.
is the my in which the Democratic
., [Myanmar day:i hi3
.V in so
with bids in s little city
you know the result. Still
l iiVst run ls
'T’mngi me in": story There
mule out would not house The
tempo tight some turpentine. sns
spirited it suitsbly. . And then he use.
or tried to. my. Boss. shout how
much you spend for net turpentine?
"' ive cents.‘
it you buy ten cents worth tor
me. end i run sad i chess. and 1‘ so
cotoh dst mule'
' “The Rsnubllosn nsrty should tske
due notice. The Democrstio mule is
still running. sud we must catch him.
We here the rose here in this stste
who is fit to run for spy adios sgsinst
Any Mount 1 hsv’e been getung
scousintd with Judse Light for years
He is a e scholar of the Works of
the grentest mind oi sll ages. Bhskes-
were its hss thought out the greet
problems of human nature snd csn
discourse with sbility snd interest on
human oharscter. lie is s student of
religious questions. In hlhtory, he
knows the lives oi ancient end mod-
ere men oi influence. sud the causes
elitism.“ Hid foil of nstions. lie is
on out man to whom all kinds
or men sre sled to listen. lie is a
sklliul lawyer end a convincln plesd-
er. He believes in the rights 1 men.
lie holds Inns and clear views on the
relstlons oi ospllsl and isbor. All elw
merits hsve confidence in Judge Light.
Will be His Duty.
"1 not sure that as state attorney-
general the people of Connecticut. the
state thst scented me so generously.
will and an odicsr whom they
trust to follow the true interests of
the entire citizenship The Judge will
do his duty. his full duty. without prod‘
ding And we don't know how high
he hss yet to rise There hss been
1 long here by others shoot the Down
snad Out Club. 1 lists noticed often I
rush rising from the deed. The
lodge ss risen Thetosstms‘ster ssys
thst he may yet be governor.
“My friends there is in my opinion
no reason whatever why our minim
they not be governor two years or four
yesrs hence; but there is else no rea-
son why we msy not think or this
chic. lesrncd. iust snd upright man.
who grsces this company. so some dsy
to out as the ill-st citizen of the lend
the hits House itself."
With this hope. amid applause. the
sin udnt lswyer closed his speech.
ext. Dr Mscfsrlsnd called upon s
man whom he introduced ss knowing
the inner workings of the Republicsn
only and as s close politicsi friends
of the guest of the evening, John W.
Bonner.
. in response, ldr. aculley told of his
iirst meetings with. the iudge. “it is
s good deal like mining. this getting
acquainted with men. much one is
digging down into the mine to find
what ore his irisnd contsius. While 1
wss studying the judge. he was study
in: me. i confess thst for myself
the longer 1 know the Judge the bet-
ter i like him. i believe him to be s
growing man. What you hsve said
oi-his honor. of his strength of his
sincerity. of his scholarship. or his
foresight. of his chsrscter. l endorse.
A Lsrgs Future of Usafuinss. l
"But. my friends. let me say corne-
thing else. He is one of us. but he has
siresdy outgrown anything thst we can
do for him here. its will meet thou-
ssnds of men at llsrtford. They will
cone to libs him. the will form the
be t a “melting Imh The lodge
unions-y. many more friends:
butlnwdiinstioseuuurwshiul
believe in his tutors. i believe thst'
the Republiosn truly hes a great no
lure. I bearers that ss one of the rec-
ognlsed leaders oi the party. our Mood
and neighbor. Judge Light. will rely
der new gr t services to this oom-
inuniiy end
you. seeing the unanimity of support
here. s an port thst us we know in-
cludes Democrsts and Republi-
osns. let me pledge to the stete attor-
ney~gsnersl our bull! to him in city
and in town in the once that he is
now tilting with line dignity and high
ohsrwter.‘
This fol tribute to the ind
l‘t‘t" . “‘i“'no3“'im'i'l “mu
s cross as comp -
ments to ell the neighbors who hsd
gstberes iniormelly. and introduced
a member at the committee inst bed
bgi'i'ghl them together. Charles 5. Jon-
n
A Dinner oi Friends.
The reply was so esrnesisfesch
men to use in which iir. ending;
reviewed the dimensisnces ihstlsii
to the bass
“ l‘It u» ”my ‘0 ”We“
the bertass
ss
promises oistsnm veers-rug
5': all... who ”sides dudes
tsstliy is, "
st ’ otsoh
, mgoudsnsstion
this stste As one of i
Lhfl'k
VI‘
portedin toil or o in isnsthy or»
trscts. A slight trsn‘script is all that
use he oiisred of s row pssssges inst. 1i
it is hoped will *rsllsct the general
spirit oi the eddrsss. .
"When President 'l'sit ‘was in liltin-
mend recounts sproutineni southern
gentlemen spoke of him in the terms
of highest rs srd He was ssm .
whether he res ly mosni whsi he slid.
sud rs pli ,
" ‘iiivery out or it.’
"You regard Judas 'i‘sft as sll that
he ought to DMD“. lesrned. upright.
pntrioti’ci’
“ ‘All tbsi'
“ ‘But would you vote for him. s Re
publiosni'
“N see him in «- lull
"Now i sin grind to know thst right
hers in my town there were hundreds
oi Demoorsts who not only isllted
nicely shoot me. but went to the polls
sud voted for his.
hesrt.
Net a Msohlna Mam
You know thst though i have been
in public office for nssrly oil the years
or my msnhood. lhsye never been on»
hotly a machine msn. We must lure
burly orssnisstlons. We should hue
party msohiues But omnigstlons
and machines should obey the popula-
will ism not indifferent to the work
or the psrty msohins. i cm s psrty
man myself i went my psrty to into
every and sensible ides and use
it for t e public wsiisre.
Likes ills Present Oiiloe.
"Let me speslr of the ofilce inst i am
now oiling. il'i'snkly. so a lswyer. i
would rsther have it then any other
cities in the gilt ol' the people oi the
aisle of Connecticut. 1 am not greetly
concerned over whst might be called
the politicsl iuture in store ior we
a! cell myself a progressive Republicsn
Wbst I am deeply concerned in is to
do my full duty in my oilice. to tor-
ward the genersl interests. to block
spoolsl interests where these are not
moonsistent with the genersi interest.
“i do not csre very much about pub-
lic onion. 1 could live hspplly as a
private citizen if i should review in
detsil the story of how i hove come to
hold one onice siter another. i could
mske it clear thst these odlcss have
come as opportunities st the opening
by others to me Though I have not
sought nominations l have been glad
to sccept them and glsd to present
the cues of my psrty upon the plat-Dr
0 sugar Sugar Sugar?
25 lbs Granulated Sugar for .
20 lbs Granulated Sugar for .
10 lbs Granulated Sugar for .
5 lbs Granulated Sugar for . .
TRY A POUND OF OUR 300 COFFII. :ONGI TIIID. ALWAY. UIID.
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Deliveries 0280 s. m. sod 2: 30 p. to.
Tel. No. 909.
it touched my '
dorm utter nominstin‘
“I do '0er '3“
opinion held rig-in ‘
This “little dinner 37‘s:
Joy to me. lain mud of your es-
teem. i set glsd live among you.
end i hope slwsys to "is es to hold
what you hsve so gr‘sostully displeyed
to me here this «own so your guest.
your neighborly election end your 7
grsteful love." .
The guests as the dinner included:
Rev. Ghsrles 8.
ing; lion Willlsm Vii;
William E Obs
Mathewson. Alden
r. Telemetry. Edwsrd n -
Beers. Nelson Nickerinsn. lion.
Ohsrlss I. Damian: Golda. Joseph
w. Oorhsm. pr. Ed ll. Gumhart.
Frank W. lisdlay. John A lismiltou.
Willisin 1". Ho Queries .Jennln
DrHGeorssli endsll. John. Le”-
resos. lion. Iortirhsr ill. Les. Morton
R. momma. Lewis ii. Null. Flor-
see it Null Frsnk Nash. (leer
North. 1. A.Peppsrd. Jemss l.
Themes! Renard. John W. Boulley.
.W iliantll
'Prss Delivery.
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Crown Aster lirsnAs Mpmgns is
es and sstvsepmeros er.
alien liur Flour.
m afich‘UN’mmm Hill-“INH-HHs-seewesses.”
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too sent my “
s nth-s0- HM
Crsnbsrs‘lss
Home
Grown Aster Brand
Asp paragus
Per Can 30c
Per Dozen
’l‘ry s can.
GROWN ‘AITRI DANNID cocoa on ”to sens OP ’IR'IOTION
ARBeCkmanfl &‘;CO.
toyssteelsi ossleIsisldseesssssssssstsssee
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$3. 25
lbs "th trots the gsrden" kind.
m “0 DOWN MOIWM-K
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m“
Now is the time to buy your Christmas gills. While our stocks
are most complete, new and it
my ‘0!
the snow
Come Tomorrow
values -——--—
Cilke Makers
Mode at hesvy tin; will melts cake easily end quick-
ly. You one make two loeves oi breed ss well in this
low priced maker. Speclsi
,98c
Much oouuo uspoisso... .....
sPoou Tnsve ........ .- ...... ..... .sm
...... sits
recounts Tusve ..... sue ’
sucss AND CREAM ears
cstssv yrssvs ..
Cut Glass at Cut Prices”
Genuine American hsnd out. Every piece is cut i'uu
sud deep. every piece is beautiful and' sparkling. A
saving from H to 1-3 below regular prices.
".190
..'I.l....s1.ss
Oil Heaters
"Perfection" Oil Heaters need
no introduction. Simple to op-
erste: no smoke. no odor: per-
ieotly sets and reliable; nlohle
twisted trimmings with brsss
task. Bpsclsi.
83.79
anannsd belch. with steel ins.
lsesiel
$2.79
Not leis.
Milly Desorslsd Japanese .
Chins Nut lists. est oomprlbes
ism bowlsnd sndsis indhidsal
d . lipscisl
24-ib.. Americsn wells.
with list top and tin scoop: us-
ually 81.00. .
3C .,
. l .
Panng Knives
blade of best onslity steel, nice-
ly ilnlsbed; usually 25c. Wed.
nude! 190
Table Tumblers
Thin blown glass Table Tumb-
lers. very choice pstisrnf. Wed-
nesdsy
~ 3l/zc each
Tea Sets
5e pieces. of splendid imported
Chins. floral sud gold decon-
ilons; regularly 88.98. Wednes~
$4.98
ice Cresm'Scts
3...... pieces, or has Imported
chins. hssutihil ilorai deoorw
nous. 8st consists of lsrse,
bowl and at: small dishes: us-
ueily shot. Wednesday
sued _
Chocolate Sets
lisndsomeiy decorated. newest
ahspes. set consists of lsrge
chooolste pot sud six cups sud
seucera: regular price 8150.
Wednesdsy
. $1.19
TWatcr,’ Wine and
Whiskey Sets
Made of very isncy glass, new.
est shspessnd styles. Set con.
sists of six glasses. large lug
sod nicely nickle pisted tray.
Prices rsnge from
980 to $2.98
. “Universal"
Bread Makers
livery housewife should have ‘
one; once tried. siwsya used.
The heads do not touch the
dough Breed mode in hell the
time.
No. i also. makes iron 8 to d .
loaves. Bpeoisl
31.69
No.8slse.wskes trematoli‘
losves. Spools!
$2.19
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