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111 7112111 TRUE uou'r. i, qur mo 11; mum
“(Washington Herald) ' i (Hartford Courant.)
Glli'ord Pinchot.pc1'sonal iridnd: The (‘oloncl showed his teeth in
and supporter of Col. Roosevelt. undi‘Phllfldelllhlfl Wednesday
in I
declared to
non seeking Roosevelt delegating
West Virginia, recently
one of his audiences that the cloctlonODera House ”Week
at a l’rogresnite Democrat would I193
'pt'olcrabic to the retention of Presi-
dent Tul’t in oiiit-c. The principles?
which he eunuciatlrd wore an thor-'
oughiy in harmony with those advo-
cated by William J. Brynn ' and his
assault upon the l’rcsidont was so;
severe. that ill!) Donioct'ats who its-I1
toned to him were stirred to much'ap-
phrase.
There are sonic
R-cpubiicnus who
are dolngtht-irhest to tict'uattiteii':
own party. it is possihlohowever.
that their endeavor will be in tite'
naturc of u boomerang. 'i‘htrc Paul
ho no doubt that Mr. Roosvv'cltn
(‘olnnrbus speech cobered tho coun-
try into a realization of what might
lttpteu if the administration of ai-
fairs should by any mischuuco be in
trusted to 1111-11 of radical and impul-
sue tcmperamtnt. 'l‘ho 1er1 extent
to width the theories of govcrnmcnt.
htw hceu advanced has called a re.
attlou toward const'ivail'fln. 'l‘hc:
American people are honinuing to:
rmlize that while there are undouht- i
«111' conditions cxlatlun which re
(p I1i1e a remedy. it would be extremely
ddllgliOils to attempt to accomplishi
those 1ch1 11111 ztt the (oat ot‘ 301cm
rut-utaI' and business stability. This
i'.—' the rcason why the» Rooacrcit:
11101emcnt has not made greater heath
May.
lint the friends oi’ .\Ir. RooscvcitI
atc showing 11191115141911 in their true.
light when they opcnh announce that
tho) would prefer a l)cmo"1121tlt Pros I
idout to \11'. Taft. Tho) would carry
tucir pt'rsollai hoatillh to 1111» climax
ot‘ their part1 sklctcui.
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A TEST OF S'i'AMlNA. i
1N. .Hcraltt. 1
The Colonel, ncrordinn lu icports
from Oyster Bay, bit 11 piece of gas-
pipe through on Thursday night and
cxcluimcd,‘ 'Don't 11111 one dareto sag-t
nest a compromise? '
Of toursc the Colonel is not going
to compromise He will accept tht-
notniuaiiou' ‘it' it is tendered to him. "
P.1d. he is not. after the nomination.
He Its only ln'the held to boat Mr. 'l‘al’t.
iii whole campaign is touudctt 1111
the theory‘that, with its grt’ul letitiei'sI
dead. the republican party in t-owai'dle
and evasive and will cotupromise a
principle and take any makeshift curt
didate if it can become apparent that
unless it nominates some one whom;
the. Colouci will tut-or it will the dc-
leated. - ,
if the Colonel lnrtl only ('ut'rlotl iii
few more, States he 111111111 bc rcady toi .
make that unuouncctncut that he
' surely will makc, econ or late, that
it Mr. Tut‘t will withdraw he will
withdraw also.
And such in tho lcudcrship of the'
republican party in trinity States that
.mauy Ip‘ct'sonn will give voice to tho'
’1 suggestion during the next few
,n1011t11s.I It will be it trying time for.
' Mr. Tal’t. it. will test his stamina.
~107th 'IN THE RANKS.
Congressman Suizer of New York
' bolts the Democratic caucus pro-‘
gramme and declares that. he will;
vote for two battleships
The New York Sun approves |1i1u audi
- says: - I
The Dt}lll0("'l'8ili party was commit-
ted to one 'htrttlcship last 1t-n1.'l‘l1ci
two battleship programth had tth
support of the American people then: '
ti'ev ate proud of lheh navy. and
know that they must depend upon the.
fleet to defend the country. Let the
, fleet be destroyed had the country
would be at the mercy of 11 Western
' or an Oriental nation able to «linear
hark an army of 20.000 trained soi-
. titers, every man a regular. Does the
Democratic party want to stand wclll
th the people in the Presidential
, mum it could do no more pop
' «hilt thin: than to continue the; two
programme. Mr. Snlzer ll
vote for two ships this
halrman of the committee
- irb he has felt his re-
thlu year. i
COMMENTS ON POLITICAL SITUATION AS
GLEANED {EROMINATJONAL AND STATE j
"jnrist and ex nrnribuasadot
' stocklngcd sort, of thing" in the Union
iNeeded to give Mr.
night in
more senses than one “I demand Jus-
tice at all hazards: he shouted in his
“it Chorale and
Mliburn and the bosses stand In the
way. i will come in the end to any
measures that may be necessary.’
1 south Not-walk «an out...
Fourth Concresirtoual district politics.
inst at present In 1111 to. whom will be
.uominatgd by the mmratlc party to
be Coast-91111111111
neat fall's election.
trim. u cupuueediy everybody knows.
of Falrliold county only. whereas here-
totore, it his included both Fairneld
and thchlilold counties.
ritory embraced In the district has
been reduced about one-half, although
"Choatc" is, of course. the eminent
”Mllburn"
we suppose- to be the distinguished
‘Buti'nio lawyer to whose house the dyi-
‘1‘111; McKinley was carried, and in
whose library Theodore Roosevelt
i
itock the oath of an American Presi-
' dent.
They and their like. and tho
respectable, exclusive. eilk— '
i
"nice,
Philadelphia and. '
League Clubs of
New York and also "tho holisos' 'wl. e..
tho bosses who arei um working tiiltc
‘tho beloved Pittsburgh boss) for the
Colonel-unow have public notice that. i
If they don‘t got 0111 of the Colouel'ei
‘wm‘, he will ulilmuicly take "any:
measures” htI may think necessary
For hes going to have justitc ncc'vlmd
ing to his notions '1" all hazardm
and liter 1! better not forget to ron1om-;
her it. ' .
"i dcmautl‘ ~--' I .1111: President}
Louis Napolc 11 talked in that way
111orott1uu sixty yours ago; tho coup d‘
ctat the plebiscite and the umpire Iol-'
Iowcd. The Colonel is not a Presidentg
1 ho to not even a nominee for the Pres, ' walk 1““‘1'
ldenc1.he hat-1 his nomination still to
get: at present In the cye ot the law
he's just a plain private American cili-
zcn. Yet hare we burn him threaten.
ing other American citizens with actual
‘ ultimate "treasures" as he may think
necessary, if they "island in the way ”
lie will "come in the cud"
meat-torch ho an”, if hr- in pcrsluténtly,
obstructed. .luetich-«hls idea of log;
Iticeu'lte is resoicgd to cstablih ““at
all hazarfds
Artci the War with Mexico.
2
i“ question whether ncgro slavervi
qui1cd from that country. A tuition,
I'I'nttc for excluding it. Several South
Ecru Legislatures thereupon gave uo-l
tics in formal resolutions that tho
citric-1'1 tor which they spoke would re-'
‘o-t all hazards and‘
slot such extlttslou'
to the last. cxtrcmitv. " The language
wxl almost universally canatrucd as
meaning that (1 break up the Union
first. 0!" course the i‘olonel's' ‘at.
hazards“ doesn‘t moan that; but just
11 hot does it mean? What ultimath
when he haratutued the Phlladeiph
tans Wednesday night?
-M..- ............h....._.__._.
HOW DELEGATES 9111: up To’
DATE.
Republicans.
,I’resident Tait ........ 334
Mr. Roosevelt. lids,
. Senator La Foiiettc . .. .......... 80
Senator Cummlus .............. ‘ 4;
Unclassified ................... ‘2
Numbe1 delegates in Republican
Convention ..........,' ........ 1.078
Needed to nominate (iuajority)..
Needed to give Mr. Taft 11 major—
ity ..................... 200
Roosevelt, a
majority ........:...... ..... 424
Yet to be elected .......... 586
Democratic.
Speaker Clark .................. Jill
Governor Wilson ...... . 34
Governor Marshal ......... 30
Governor Harmon ..... ”. ..... i0
Unclassified (including New York
complete) ...... ..... ........ 101
. Number delegates in Democratic
National Convention ......... 1.004
Needed to nominate (two-thirds) 729
Another for Tan.
o
.o
mar Hanrronn, Apt-11 lac-Thu, -‘ .
Fourth Senatorial District Republl
can convention yotaenday. ohm Joli!
A. Stousluoa. of malt mm“
[dernocmtic nomination and no infor-
to give any very certain line no to
initial: or this aevcral will win one
-l-‘ormc.r- Mayor Dennis blulv.ihili
talcum-or
540 , hurting Mr.
candidate: can out up the old «inform
veutlou delegam. air
oi I'd-electing William O
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11.11.11.511.- Nomination it)
i-‘ourih District ’
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l
The quotation oi greatest interest to
a‘iil‘l opponent. in r
‘ ' ‘fiAUGATUCK
t hm.”
New
York
The Fourth dis
has bailout in two and now continua
T111111 the tar ”W“
Fairlield county contained a lampre-
portion or the population, at the for-
mer district.
There are several candidate. tor the
motion that is yet recombining mama state.
plate on tho ticket Senator Jeremiah
Donovan. of. South Nor-walk. who in
unit of the lendltia More: in public
attains in that city. admits that it is
his ambition to become tit couxrca- .
lsloual candidate upon the democratic; “M l“ ““0
tickci “i want to run agaiuat Hill."
he is quoted as having said in a re- “"3""?
tom interview in Harttord.
Another prominent csndldatc in Rap
rououtatlvo AlberI Phillips, of Burn
lord who will make a strong fight. tort,
the nomination. Mr Phillips. who I11
quoted in the llartlord interview as'
the northern
George Murray. implored n1
Romper Tannery, is on a weeks "I
‘WW
NH.
Harry Robin-on oi .mvedsldc avo-
ering from a cavern shock
.of rheumatism Two doctorc are
1 The Misses Anna and MOIIy new
Encit oi Plainileld, N. 3..
with their sister Miss Frankie Ben Norwalk'e m,
t.nctt in town.
mm..—
1 A meeting or the (alt-13‘ Friendly aoI
' ““3“!“ thut 1‘“ does "0' four the “3’"0' tiotv was bold Wednesday cvcning in
which of Senator Donovm 13.1trrrt.rttiocd1.me “mom of Christ church
the opinion that Mr. Donovan would
not bt- able to secure the support of- yet been named.
"‘9 Bridgeport delegation. becausc. . week. was not largely uticnded so it
011w“ doomed treat to wait until next
'tltnttclty. Ia likely to throw the. might: week when anothcr gathering will he,
of his intiuouccagalnnt the South Nora .thd and the election 0‘ unicorn will
ktake pinch”.
Mr. Phillipa is ciao quoted
as saying that the influence or Mr.
Mulvilrill extends to Daubnry und'thai: Mrs George J “my; bad a pieatw
the Bridgeport man mishi bt' able '0 ant wbiet party at her home on 1.111
Rel tooth 'avonuo. Wednesday
{when the entertained auroral of her
.tricnds with their fluorite same The
who carried 0“ afternoon van spent with whlst and
to wane With 3“ lntcrcstlug campaign on!“ {allowed by a social hour whoa ten
and other mtrcsltrucuts Worn ncrvtId
It is pooniblc accordion to inlormu-i The winners of the ”flies “(tarp Mrs
that Homer 8.1, M (131111 “psi
Cumming: will $911435? “8 ll candidtrloi 911-1 secnnd; Mm Walter (frommnn‘
11 watt ‘tor the nomination and Mr. i’hiliipsithird-, htlépflfigrrio Grumman torn-tit
has expressed Ithc opinion that it Mr and Mr.
should more tuto the tcrfltorles ac Cummings fihOIIld 011%?th field 1|" Other snout: present were:
provont Senator 0011011111 from
ting tho delegation from this town.
A third candidate in Lynn W. Wil-
11011. of Bridgeport.
Fourth district two years ago.
lion from Stamford.
the other candidates would withdraw" win
' ity of the people 11p horn in the North in “5 “WV-"$113001“ We'll": 390“ Carrie
tlnel
' IF.
{Havana Post.)
11 Thcotlorc Roosevelt 111111
I'I’lresidt-nt of thc Unitcd States the
country would probably be already-
of Tntt and his unusual experience urct some
valuable “5"” to 1111- ”mm“ 1111 within two dam in a mysterious way
"measureh' did Wham iir his tlioughtitm.n which will b“ “'0‘” I" “5" their The trouble this onto morn aroused
9 ‘ ‘much talk throughout the town when
1two more dogs died yesterday from
the clients at pOIuonlllti.
tie doubt but what it in poison that
ihas been doing Itn deadly work. One
'- of the dorm belonging to William Na
gun and the othor to Carl Wolf. both
of Cross Highway dilirlct.
gait had two dogs which he always
litept titrd in the ya ar.d “Yoda-artdnyI
the dogs were
theta went out at the yard and alter
bolng gonc’aboui half an hour.
turned home in a sickly iooltlux condiy ,‘
tlon. Tho animal was cared for but
died the Mm dal-
tloolta like ctrychnluo . poiaouius an
intact or title. dogs were. plralynd
their ion before! dying. 1% 1n.
GASTOR IA
' "“10: Inform and children.
the tint In line Alvap Inuit
Moth.
.r‘
it in strange that so cunning a poll-
ticiuu does not realize that. instead of
Tatt'a Iproapecta or a re-
nomination and rc-electlon by the
course he in pursuing Mr. Roosevelt Ia
coittilnly’ coming a reaction in, the
presidents firm, which may even.
bring about his revaluation-«I11 the
event that W. .I. Bryan secure control
of the Baltimore convention --Hart-
tord Times
Obiofa attorney general has ruled
that the gift oil cigar by I candb in, i7
date to a voter is a violatibu of tlio ’ '
corrupt practitio- act of the otatu. but “
that “it in boot: d little ouo."~—30Itou 'I, , "
Globe. .
Mrs. Stewart
is a new society and no caldera have
Tho mention this
.. .... -..— r”...
to. M11. -l“rault Taylor.
reunion. Mrs Henry 001.111.
.Mrs. Oliver Keith. Mrs. Frank Artie.
' 11m Waitcr Price. Mrs Leath- saitteu
'Mrs. W. 2. Jones. Mrs Hart-v Nichole-1.
Mrs Walter (‘roasmnth
iIMrs Robert Gault. ”Mrs l. :11 dauit
be""“nutl Mrs W. D Dickson
twelve or nttcon dogs
let loose
The
D. Kelly Roche about Good Frills." .
in New York. I. ', I
.04
, Dr Oder is how occurring his cat-
. lAIO' on tiredtlll itoudLW'I .. ~
The smart» W ltlvo been vil-
111 Bridgeport
of New York
are visiting
afternoon.
Mrs.li1rr1'y Nich-
glitter Keith consolation
Mrs. Eti-
Tbcro is lit
M r. No-
One of
polsonln!
A3096”.
Philip Hunt.
1mm tutti $3 "
r .5 ‘
not hair.
Monday.
i’ork.
city.
4"“«W‘V’
7. at thou-I parsonage. returned to, her
Mrs. Paul Schilchqr and family haste
returned. alts: a abort vacation,
Mill Shallow“.r WW @9911! the week
and It the homé of fit. '1‘ Miller, New
at New York. spent
the Saturday and Eunday with his mother.
M111;
He
John Hurst.
m' y Pordroaux
of New York.
'l‘he Keetuan place on Feuton Hill aprnt Sunday at the home of his son.
in the town of Weston was acid yea- Cum“ Pertireaux
torday tb’ NM York parties
Mr and Mrs Henry Perdrcattx ot
Leon Hunt left here yesteragy may. New cartoon about 8111111111 at thr-
oats tor a two woo“ own” in home or Claude Pcrdreaux.
, Mist! Lola Boo". oi Nmnwalk has
liaison visiting oi the bonu- at William
or.
1". ”Wm“ 01 NOW 140110011. “Wile“. 'al‘u “ill Week.
Court. is both: 1111th by
and M“ George J Green. in bi 110qu turned to their ironic,
avenue.
. a Manual weak in New York.
1Tb
in
.m.
e Perdruux children have
York.
W hen ht-
birth
This
Cole
111'
day
will
Miss
vice
died
1 William Wat'.".d11cll
those who visited Captain Byxbee.
last Saturday.
hundredth ,
lira.
grandson. Raymond Fry.
Alonzo Buttery home Friday.
home Monday.
Raymond will remain for another
week.
Earner serviced
Church.
utonarltru.
t'olcbt‘titt'd' his
day. '
Cole, 0! Albany. and
visitcd
returned to her
m
Sr was one
after spending
['6-
turned alter wedding their Easter va-
cation with their grandmother In New
at
her
the
Mrs.
Easter: Wits observed at the Broad
itlvcr chupcl which had been rccoraiv
cd with tlowcru, by an Eatttcr sermon
the punter and a duct by Mrs
11c. hooi
was celebrated.
Mary H \‘cwmau and Mrs. Terrell.
and aino n nolo by Mrs Newman
On adcount oi the storm Sunday
evening. the Easter exercises of the
Silvornrlnc Methodist Protestant Sun—
Willi h worn to haw been
worn hcld Sunday
morning at, the Mothodist Protestant:
Mrs. Mary H. Newman 111m,“
an ol'l'rrtorv solo entitled The Robot-
1'octlon.ttntl after the sermon Chris»
topher Anthem also rendered a solo.
The church was pro-tiny dcccratcd
iwlth potted plants and flowerb. and
the pastt'n' preached a brief Easter aer~
“- M" '99 rcmombcrcd by "‘0‘“ men. alter which the communion aer-
~att 'embroilcd with Mexico. The greatness people hora that ‘ few works 180
sum and John Roche have tea
T0-
in,
o
be made it a few at the dash were 0va '
outed upon and and out inst what
Im boon causing the dnathn.
many valuable tings hm been 10bit
Iva] axmnnao can
Fenwick Optical Co.
5,1.
W arm
1 M b M b M, one and It. AND CLAUSE! GUARANTTID
‘ °“ " “n m ° ’ “ on.» Manda and can «gain ,
Iceman litany that a good in” would y may no
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WON FAREO.
CHICAGO.
re stilt-tried
nothing less
nomination {area during the
summer.
Among
are the 11.111111111113111. and
the convunti'ons
April
t.‘bcli decision to grant
than 2 cents a tulle for.
coming
afflicted
Democratic
national gatherings. 1
A8530 Razor tor 35c.
THE CL
See them in
our Window.
lFFORD PHARMACY
Quittucr & (‘Ianty Props.
Tel. 8334
The Hexall Store
From Quarry to Cemetery
Save that Commission
usually paid to agents selling this
line at work.
w. Employ No Agonts
Get our prices beiore placing your
order tar
Decoration Day Work
80. NORWALK MONUMENTAL
81 50. Mai
c
WORKS
n 31., South Norwaik
Tel. ‘
Hello! Spring is Here
House cleaning scusou is on hand.
When you
household goods to dispose or.
hold at that limo, Mm postponed on the highest cash prices for it or ex-
til noxt Sunday evening. The Miniohangc
a grout disappointment ,to the oi
yet its people and ‘thetr friends tor a
splendid program had been arranged M.
15 Ely
1' on have
i pav
clean house
L. Rosen
Ave., South Norwulk
Styles
'Noi‘mlk
TWO S'I‘ORES
LOVER’TS,
“The Place"
Spring
'1
PU. “ rs
AND
Oxfords
Snappy, lip-Mate
in all the New ‘
Leathers, $2 to 13.50 '
South Notwnllt
13 ~Re11resenta to aslt tor min. in order to “t 2,,
lives of rillroad affiliated with the double 0-9 2 Mayfair?"-—Punch.
' Contrabi’asscuscr ,Asaociatiou bane ”find...”
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........ . m mag.-.— m. .....4.W
The Forlorn Hope m-"Hetlo! could
you suggest the wrong number [ought
., Cost 365
AS GOOD As at.
N. Main 8: West Sta.
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Electrical (.0.
The Only Fully Equipped
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in the Town
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Residence. 5 Wublnntou'
Tolephono at olden-13353.,
Telephone atfhou
i-‘ARM, 2 acres. house 9 1'0
water. electric lights. bum;
miles South Norwalk. Price
reasonable terms. '
COUNTRY RESIDENCE.
roomS' bath, water. laundry
1-2 acre land 2 miles
Norwaiit center, It minutes
ley. Price .1500: terms,
J. M. LAYTON”"'
( nice we rated )‘
REAL ESTATE AND ms 82'.
AGENTS
5 Railroad Ave. South Nomi, ,. ,
0
for house. ,store. or
Estimates cheertully
Our spring tooth he now
in stock While we hm a,
larger ornament bt, lino
. good: than our below.“
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