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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, April 10, 1912 · page 9

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MIDDLETOWN. Conn. April 10.—« BALTIC. ConduAdlrli‘lilrw-thond
A Former Mayor Willard C. Fisher had A J‘. Jodoin has annouuoodtilidmdldiwy
the following to say 'A'o‘sterduA‘t regard-A for congressqu in tho Second Jilin»
lug tho rec-(Ant dinner of progressive unit. In his announcement ho laid:
Aiiemocrots oi’ the Astute. held in New
Haven last. week:

“There were fifteen present, most of
them inert or real prominence in the
party, some of great prominence. As
to The underlying facts of the present
political situation in Connecticut. both
in its personal and in its impersonal
aspefito, there was almost complete
unanimity. To me it was a most
gAatitylng fort to hear so many, men. accented hsrehnudod and mode the
and men of such quality. nseent heurt- greatest political light that has been
in to judgments which i ham been made in the diacriot in sixty yours,
declaring Am tAAo Aours. it was pc- J without costing the party it singio
cullnvrlA grateful to hear detelul g0 sou
quite as fat as l have etet done lni “The people of lhls district most
any or my Statements. Jhear in mind that dining all those

'Wheu it came to itmuetiiulo [Willi-J years they hate. not been represented
tit-Ail expodlencA‘. us against the rooog-Aiit GOBKYGSN by n Deutocrni.
nitiou oi‘ the broad underlying facts "it should also he remembered that
titcte was more difference of Opinion; it till the ballots intended for me had
but i farm that (non hote a oonsid Jheon couniod for me. i would hate
etahlc majority were oi about therocn detimcd elected: (is it was. Mr
some mind with myself. Certainly itii-ligglus, my Republican opponent. re
is proper and important to deny thnticoived nct‘o-rding to the counting
there was anything like. on agt‘eontontJ board seventA'~tAiAtltt moloritA' with the
that Governor Baldwin ought to Ahujrecords ut Washington showing but
ro-nontiunted, for. for from that. nsioighteen against. a majority or titty-
enrly developmeutn are likely toJ sot-on hundred two years previous.

« prove. A When the votes are recounted. it will

‘ J “As i lind. unfortunately, been l‘e-gl‘llIOW that i did recelvo a. malorltA
sponsihlc tor the invitations und inJot the votes cost and timid wait the
tottniu senses to: the gathering. andJ choico of the people of thin dlutrlct.
art it lltltl thus in; persounl At‘puounce- J
menl as an informal talk.’ 1 discour Atttruod eeAerai touns Demootntic that

cited the propositisyof tn'ditnl or prtrJhnd timer Iboon retried by AA Demo

to my being a condldoto tor moonli-
natlon. for Congress in this districtil
wish to state that l! hollows, litter the
run I made, i should no the logical
candidate and there are good ressona
1‘01 it.

'in the first place. in 1910. when no
other Democrat, of pollticni promi-

 

 

 

greé‘slve‘ votes. not because i wasmrnt (or Congress in. the history of the
against. the notion, by itsoii co‘ngtid-Atowns.”
crctl. but because i thought it notl ~-~——~~‘~-——~

quite fair to take any fornuti actionJDJXON WR'TE‘ SHARP LETTER
whatever at AA met-tint: which hndi’ TO MR. TAFT.

been nunounced pointedly us Jintor—‘A WASHINGTON April to-Calling

. i
"“iJ' J - Aupon then president personalA to disa-
SOJ‘m- “3J9? JJJJuJ“ m-‘JSGJJ' however.me hie tosptutulhilitA for what he

ate onrnostiA favorable. to definite no- lchm'm‘d woo “Mm,“m violation of the

tion as on outng tit of the dinnoruhwu m the pernicious ltl‘O Tait nativi-
aJJd J “m“ “‘9‘ JJ JVJJJ not he v9” A'tA of federal officeholders in hotttuckA
J0“ before a 3009 part 0f “‘9“ "“3 Senator Dillon Roosetoit' (A campaign
em- with some others added “JJJJ 8" monitor. Mondur addressed on open
nurture “‘9" 1mm” J“ mm“ "OJJ letter to the executive demanding that
9‘“le misunderstood 'h-o force cottcciin‘tiou of certain of

‘thoir acts or “hécome tho. deilhvrnte
E Jrcoeil or or stolen goods."

Dixon halted his letter On ‘a lelo
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SHELTON ELECTION
SHELTON, April Lil—«Leroy
Moulthrop. Detttocrni Wits yesterdayé
elected judge of probate at a apeLi'lil i
election held to till the unexpired tetm l JaflJ’erJJng tth the ‘JJJ‘JJJMJ‘ 0! the

ot’thelnto Judge Hill“! ..A Nich‘olu Ml‘.J MCCWJ‘J‘“ “mm” K’ a “W” 90““
ltdoulthrop is also warden of the Jtnaetlei at. Paducuh, had written out

Taft corttflcntes for the delegates. not-
0 Th AJoto wzas Moultlno ,
”at; ufiJ e p iwlthuinndlng that Roosevelt curried

 

deocrdt. 448; .tit‘runlA-Torew. lie
'Aptthlicslt 394: S. did Bentdsluy“, Socin't the county 1’00“ to 517
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MAYOR FINED $5003

J rundown, N. .l”.. April iO.~-~Etlwin

W. Packer, mayor of Long Branch. was
lined $2500 yesterday after hiscouneai
had entered a'picn of non vult to. an
indictment clutrglng thomltydr. with
having accepted a sum of money from
the representative of on asphalt pav-
ing company with A view to having
the mayor use his influence in the
awarding of connects. The mayor also
placed his resignation in the hands of
the court.

1Were you the tool oi? others or the
accomplice» of others in this transac-
tion?" the mayor Jwas united.

"As God is my judge." he replied,
“i was absolutely clone. "

 

 

Doll 1' BEL“

Solon south Nert‘mll‘t People HaVc
= Learned That Neglect is
Dmgoroild.
’l‘he slightest symptom of kidney
, -J.trouhlc is for too earlotui to be over»
looked. . it‘s the small. neglected
troubles that lead to serious kidney
Jlitnonte. That pain in the l‘smail' of
your track; that urinary irregularity:
thosc headaches and dizzy spells; that
will“! hoary. worn-out reeling, may be
tum warning or (mom or total
‘ right's disease. Why risk AAour lilol
3W “Stirling these» symptoms? Reach
ill} of the trouble while there
mos-ebegiu treating your kid- J
W Withga tried and proven
ii". No need to ERIN!“- Republican caucug, lost night was

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

come TO snows. ,J

tiv‘e Thomas G. Alcorn over Jud "
w Montana tor chairman
town committee: AA Aistic one

 
 

it'd; (Kidney Bills are used
untied throughout titd 01w

 

J (racial orun or trailer

“Having received many indulrioe My

' Waco to our city.

nenco would accept the nomination. l J

"it must also he rontctuhcrod that. I,

rnomreouvmn April '10 «The '

marked by the victory at item-clients- ‘Jj '
L.

now rout: httl""‘10
JJohn ii, liodto .rcctot‘di’t

outright-J Church" on" tho . nag dig and t3 out
will" muslin} windmill! "MOM" ”5:1,! or”! W rwfingfimm

iii any deiflot. ll_ J. . J 'J $3
””Mn‘m while plurhilti' holu8‘ Minots‘dlgt 1:5»
clientele” in Brooklyn AAA Alto coining
political coitmclgo. he would be coiled
upon to prove an alibi, or something
like that. The Soclsileto or the bor-
ough seem to ho in a great Jetate or
window Fathcr Bollard. For m-
owl We they have how hootodir.
discusuins. him, and floodlit tits! J
wore talking of appealing to the court
«bunt him
J It all came about through the pub-
dilution. woolly in The Montor the
lioltord'd
church. of on “may of tho 80-
mm which; sold in wt:
1 Jiot in busy. Hts donuts“
his rod tins and openly with» his
“hounded His amt point at Attack
in religion. ills power luau actual
There seems to
he nw‘ltili to suppress or control him.
He in mm danscronn thou cholom
or ismnlipd‘lwyos. he in And mad dog
of society, and should be shattered.
it nood be. by (A bullet.

it mats that there are come things
that out motto (iron on Active Brook-
lyn. Socialist siteecitlm. tor it who

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Chicago, rooeiml «the nosnlmtlou tor
ovum on. on. “human-AAA: tltiketJJ by
it piui‘olAtAAA-closc to 30 000

Owing to the length or the ballot, it
is expected that another 24 hours will
be required to complete the count.

Fromm!!! complete returns from
the City at Chicago Mid eetlmAAtes
mm on shout one~hnit the vote oili
thin oily giro tho following:

For president:

Roouoilcmsm'liitcodore Roosevelt,
230.000; Taft. Ammo; uli'oiiette. 3?.-
not). nautical“ piurllity. ill), 000.

MMWHWMIA’ 220.009; Wilson.
80.000. Clark's majority. 140.000.

Lowrance ii. Sherman, "president oi’
.thc state Board, of Adminlotretlondw
colved the ondorsotnent. of the Repub-
licans ior ilnitod Button counter that
Shelby .3! Colon; by a plurality outi-
mated lid 30. 000} '

James Hamilton Lowio had no oppo
Anion oi! tho lieniocrotio ticket (or the
wnuwrnhip endoracment.

Joseph «Cl. Coupon. formerly speak
or or the House was ronomlnntod for

, . Gun uvnvotoofitolov hi
minted yesterday that when they m b , or 9

.. ,_ nearest c‘ompntitor.
read tho worse than, oholoru and; W B. McKinl.oAJ,. Prfiimut TM”

hush donor micty"oitprellni0m “Jr .
, .auwdlizn manager. also out renomi
FatheyBoiford Ahoy become mute "MN! (or 0mm?“ in m.” iilth dis»

'with indignation. ‘i‘hcy resolved as triot
follow at n mooring hold at their 'l‘he Socialists nod thihitionletu
hondquartem J" WJ‘JJm'J‘JJJJJy “9'me nominated fnil state and cohxrosolounl
Thnt Lotni Kluge CountA of the So- New“.
ciaiiul Paris doon hereby untiiA the;
not. John i». Bollard that ii nuA otJ
Alto mourners or speakers are usottnsiu
tiled during the coming political cont-
painn no will charge him with helm:
nu aocesaor y bolero the low
A copy of tho ronoltttlon wnu cont M}I)nh”'l‘()\vxl April 10.-lu the
to Father ileli‘ord. MonduA ulter- inmost Democratic caucun in recent
noon it was reported that the Social- with; forl'lit‘l‘ Norm“ Willard C Fisilor.
lots had consulted their iogttl ndvlnoré. Who is ulno ltroicotsor of political noon
and that no tontomplulod Applying mJOth at Wocicim unleroitAAA and who
the (intuit Avenue Court {or n warrant hooded u ticlegntlou of “x “promos
‘JmmJJ‘E rather 3"“de with JJJcht'JeiAo" candidates to the Democratic
log to Aioleucc" Whonthe rot-tor “flfiifimm convention. woe last night (“A
told ol‘ this report he smilod. looted iii a delegation booth-ti by
“'"m’"""‘“"” HumphtoA i3. OConuor. Mayor John
”WM ii. Fish handed the O'Connor dole

Lindbergh Want. Rooreuntltivu to gains. The vote stood pit to 2i? in
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CONGRES3MEN'8 STOCK OWNIW

tho iiouso‘ ‘moneA‘ trust.“ intestixo JJJ‘" voters ”999”" ”J9 "“9”“ and
“on m dilntory null helm; coudttctotii cxotlcment caused in charge» Auditing
by Wall Street lititllf, derrsontotive an “3‘9““ “1”“ M” (l‘Conttor, 9‘9"

Lindbergh Alton. Minot. has lntrodno “mm W“ 0mm!" J“ the (mucus.
ed a resolution demanding that evory J The ”W“ "J“ “m“ meant: 9"“
representative ho required within ton M" 0‘90”“? “J” J’fi “‘9 ““99"”
an“ ,pubncly ,0 dist-lose how much control committecmnn from this dist»
Amok ofc. tiny rhorctcr he owns, unthin J‘rJJ'J' ”0’93“" Fished; ””33““
what business he is interested. ’ de‘dflod‘flifimmlmfl it) the support
"Some or the committee»; of tho ‘0' vlormor'Counclltunn “h“ Boylan for
House nrc controlled by nttunbetrnJu‘e WSJJJ‘JJJ' A“ “"3 ”J‘J‘“ 309”“ J“
whose personal work in different from "J" district ‘J'Jm’ JJJJJJ {our delegated.
the public interest," Lindlicrilh docinr- ”J" O Connor’s election J“ muted. The
ed. "i believe the public is opposed mm" ““95““ “8““ their ““9”
to an attack upon Mr. O'Connor in

to men sitting in judgment on mono "h J
urea on which their intercom conflict. J 9 W“ 3"“ night. ”0'9“" ““9"
would make no statement after. the

with that. of tho public. Most oi the

humor trnst' committee uninterested ““0“"
in banks or are attorneys for banks.
Wall Street. him it in tho powor to in-
timidate hookers. . it into boon obsorw
ad that the limiting and Currency
Committee is dilntory in its duties. 1
prodictjt will not mske it cmelul or
diligent inquiry. it will he perinne-
tory only; and it was so understood at
tho start. Auy one looking up the rec.
ords of many senators and. moments-
tlveo will iind Ahoy hitvc not served the
public. We Athonld and out the res»
soil. .

Lindbergh a resolution provides that
members who {all to list their clock
hiidiltn within Mteon (toys shall be
pirhllqhod daily in e. "black list" in the
Constitutional Rocoid. Coincident
withmmolution was the statement or
chairman Polo oi! the "money trust” a
committee. tint and ileum” not; for
today would be lndaiitlitflil? ”waned.

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must: av Vicious House]

BWWBTIA‘R. N. Y.. April 10.“
Michael Kelley. seventchight roots
of use, a prosperous tumor in North
tioloot. N. Y.. At vilism four miles from
hotewus killed by a vicious horse in
a pliable On his, farm Monday utter»
noon. Mr. Kelley wont into the atoll
toJ'ioothho horse- 'de ‘tlte‘ animal
knocked: outs down with a plow tram
its hoot: ind trampled upon him while
he lay upon the Aiooi‘ Mr. Keller.
who and dnuthter horn-n the commu-
Alon moo by the animal nude round

 

unconsciouo and badly honored ohout
Anti Am and bean Tito Anon oxolrcd
ton mlnutco otter he woe round. ‘

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It you out roar "business" to ho»
come AM talk at the town. tell “but it
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«mun s Moon Ants tinted MJno J J

)5de IF Dunn, 33,1133”? mayo“ ”AJJJWY‘MMGIMW I“ “mini-tn.

Regulu- eiecilOAlJ
WASHING 'rox April iiiwlloclnrlnngay “WWW WW ”it"! to bring 0‘11»

him lying beneath the mixture foot, J‘ J

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of no locum to amuse. . ~

» President Tut. AAMWA it” on
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‘ lion Undue Hitchcock Molt. Otto-her
Put-go. Rom imminent—Policies
Ihettlti I. “W-

In thorough accord with the policy
of economy and eflicioncy on the Tait
adminlAAtA‘At‘tiianfl 1’ Master General
Frank 11. into not on end to
the annual deficit in tho poetomce do

ointment and Amide possible the serious
consideration 0: further microns and
improvements, not the least important
or which is the imminent possibility
of penny post Mun: other reforms
that have All” support or President
Tait will hit. mountain] this your.
Anothcrterm o! the Tnt‘bttdmluiutrn-
. tion would place this $240,000,000 bust
nose institution completely on Jo bust
neon tannin.

At the beginning of the present Jud
ministration tho pom" service was in
arrears to the extent or 817.479.7705”.
which was decidedly tho int-goat: deficit
on recon]. Last. ycnrtbe rovcnucu ox»
cocoon the expenditures by $219,118.12.

The wiping out of the deficit has
been accomplished without any our
taiimont or facilities. 0n the con»
trary, there have been combinations 144
new pontofllcce. delivery has carrier
lino been provided in lfidtuddlllouttt
oltlett. and 2,516 new mini routes. nag
granting (Alum million. have been on»
tltoriacd. ‘Mettn‘whiit‘t tho force of poo-
tni employees into boon itn‘rcuned by
more thou arm. and hurt your life to;

to! amount oxpeudcd for salaries was
uppmximuleiy millionth) auditor than
two yours can. The averting: unuuni
salary hnulicen lnrronsod (min $839
to door for rnrui currietst. mun $979! to
“.082 for postomoo clerks. from $1.021
to $1.05.“ for city letter t‘ttrrlcra lllltl
from 81.168 to $1.183 for railway pon-
ttAl clerks. Thus it worked etttctmion
oi‘ the [mini survive and increased
«Amtlounntion for ito ontployouu hnvo
noun hand in hand with it vanishing
deficit.
Postal Bonito Gm! Sumo.

fly pomlstent effort the present ito~
puhllcttn administration secured tho
lposongo on Juno 25. into. ot‘ tine not
gcmutlno the [until] savings system.
which in. now in operation at prnctiunl-
iy nil tho 7.500 (Arnaldo-mini Amuloificus.
I’mpurntlono are being outdo for its
“touoiuu to 40.000 iourth «inns pout»
cult-es. it is confidently anticipated
that the doposlut at the close of tin.»
present; tiscnl your will calculate $50.-
tlAJO. till!) nod that the income at tho 8):!
turn will no Anitiirient to [no oil oporul
lug expenses.

Under President Tort the postoflice
department has engaged in nu insures»
MW! (Amman against the mtulttlout

e:

motors intimidated many cnm in-
limiting the auto otfiwerthtcu stock to
imaginary mining companion and other
fictitious concerns. There were nltoa
rather Jilfiil indictments nod 131 convic-
tions. with but 12 neonltttiie. The oth-
or cases are pending. Tito convicted
swindlors tutti defrauded the people of
many millions of dollars.

Sunday sortico lAy employees him
been reduced to At minimum. with lit
tie objection from patrons.

Roiormo undor'Woy.

Many other improvements have boon
mode in the postal service during- PM
ldeut Tutt' term of (Attica. such as the
shipth modicum in continue by
inst freight. which" Aunt reduced tlAtjt
cost or transportation and expedited
the. handling of first class mail. and
tho connoildutlou or the star routo 1nd
rum dollcory sot-vices. Minot it. into
boon omihic to establish moot: new
room and to euro thousands or ad
ditlonoi patron. on .oxistlutr routed with
littlo or no, [nomad cost not. the
'l‘att limit?!“ notion totem cud
Wlfl hot lot convicted The
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titties out! the rural
JJ Tito establishment or o domestic per-

tow (idiom AA

populotlotr
J «A out has mm the most com
Intonation

0d tho Moot. In some
' 4‘th

this (Additional m mg to out:t
admit {or the additionoi “Mullah?
Mdemble Wise with lilting

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no to unseat: mite mud. J
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J dentrwulhtut‘ili.’ Chancellor, at South

,. clailsm is lmpoitaut both because of

use to! the mails. Loot you 3.330 At» .

. aiming as commissioners 0! the out-

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: WOULW vorc: son doorman.
illtohoy't “"3me at Him Five
Time: with a Revolver. '

CHICAGO. April 10. w"Y9u wont
vote tot woman outflow, won't you?)
You never do enythinc that‘s right;
but ill teach Adi: cometltlux. To”
that?“

filth these words. Grace Ritchwri‘difl.
Aired onhcr husband, Charla «i
lay. a photographer live timed,
rvolver. in their home how it
adaA. 'Ritchey was shot throw
leg and arm. it was said ho would
covet. Mrs Ritcht‘oy wag tilting

TH! ”CIANS‘TW RlLJNQN.

 

 

Timon Raiders Give your Vlowu or
.J . the Revolutionary Cult.

1 T115 Ma Jltotlt Titties toch, prints

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Norwallt: . A
Tolhe Editoriot the New York Times:
Yout editorial iil‘ill 1t: respedmg So

OF

its mining to Socialists and it lowla-
Aim: to them ol‘ the non- -So<ioilsts and
Attitlvsociniist minds. Socialism Asa

religion. ittcidcnlnlly,' it enters; pollt
ties and also seeks to destroy the ex
isting economic system and to estab-
lish a. new system. The political and
dbouomlc purpoops are hiuno; their
«peak is to letiiitteJ a new social order.
But this new social order is lint-it on-
ly a means to the control will of So-J
claiism. which is religion. Your ed. .
ltoi'lltl ortlclJo asserts that Soci‘niism. is A J
untiuotdonal and athosticai. All re—
ligions are cosmopolitan. and in that
sense anti-national. Christianity is
bigger than Americsnlem. Them may
be some color for calling Socialism
"infidel," out there‘s none for callinsY
it. "othelsticoi." .

Socialism is indeed a terrible titling;

as terrible as lslam with as pouitlve or
View nod its direct an intent. Demo
crucy and repnhilconlsm are mild in-
deed beside it. it has no meekness
and noduoiicity. Socialism dime tog
destroy most of the modern terms all
proport y and most at the utoorn modes!
of business.

‘ Horace R. N as
You render it public service when . J
you warn college authorities to coast»? N. Mam &We_§t 8.38-

10 trifle with Socialist teachings andJ SNOW
“locals" Lilli}. everything cine, such a;
warning ottsetu in that it ntitertisesJJ
the object attacked. All puhiicistis,’é
howovor. should ntniteJ their attack
upon Socialism at its centre. its toll; J
iousnoas. The Socialist portfolio theJiJ
perfort organization of u,church; Hi
All etcleclatttical in its policy.
Socialism docs not propose to dit‘fideJ
up, though most persons suppose that
it does. it means to combine. When:
it says that all of tho"AAA-o'huct musty
go to the workers. it means to theJ
workers in the plural and colievtlveiixi
Only the iiunncini "accountants oi the,
twisting moist] system believe that
one may accurately components one
marl! With $4.50 a titty and another with. J
“.75. Soclnilsn‘} would make most
things tree; for example, railroad tra-
vel null food. news and medicine.
Title is not meant at all in dctonse
oi Socialism or in assertion that SO-
ciallsta know Wthilch want definite
lA‘. Apologies for Socialism are as itn~
potent. as are npollgies for any other
rcllgionu. All religions are iaiths.
Nor do Socialists know what they
want. They are prophets otwhut Lucy
call "gciteral trutho.“ not bookkeep-
crs or unnliuts. And they do not care, J
whether they are practical or not. ‘ ‘3‘ J
Compared with Socialism, Christinui
science is a very small social move
ment. Nothing also since the Reform-
ation has been so important. But the J .
Reformation in the cud has- been al-
most defeated.
WlLLIAM E. CHANCELLOR.
Superintendent of Schools.
South hi‘orwsln, Comm. April 9". 1912.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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J. R. CONNOR. Mgr."

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SUNDAY DINNERS 75¢

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Pork City Democruto Proust Appoint-
ment of Western Man to City Place.

nmnomonrr. Aprn 10.~Tltobeul- J
octets an'edcnonncing the notion of
the Bridgeport board of charities in

 
 

Funeral Directool‘ w .
10 No. Main on. So. NnM‘
Rooldonoo. 5 ill-shin

Telephone Au oific ‘

'Teiephcne Jar hon '

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

FARM, 2 acres. nouee or room
water: electric lime, bat-n‘
miles South Norwolk Price»
reasonable terms

COUNTRY RESlDENCE. house
rooms; bath water. laundry,
1... acre land. 2 miles trout ,
Norwalk center, 3 minutoatmn
icy. Price 84500; terms roux

.A. m. LAr'roN 1_&

side poor. Fred R. Johnson. of Kansas
Olin. and they declare that the an
pointment was made liegsiiy.

The Bridgeport charter provides
that all elections by boards must the»
by ballot and the Johnson appoint;
ment was made. by a viva voco vote.

Thorn will probably he a contest
of tho Jappolntment in the courts as

 
 

 

 
 
 

there will be on the appointment at (incorporated)
Thomas F. Got: to succeed Denis E. REAL ‘31.“! AND ”Blink“
AA A AOENTQ

O'Neil At clerk made at the some
meetlnt ‘
POLI'ileNA J

boot annulus?” Try it Sentinel ed
The majority or pcopie’u In honour»,

Patent
Medicines

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