.I. FORUM PRESS . . .‘. PRiii. Riiil RS Fill iiiliiilli AiiiiliSi N HAVENS All Former Mayor Martin Cast His Hat in the Ring and Disturbed Plans of Party Machine in the State Still film iilliiiiili ll lAiiiiE REMAINS liil Still! Promise of Some Lively Contest in Democratic Convention That Which is to Meet at Bridge- port Next Week lilillJGiIIl‘tiii'l‘, April :i-l.----UIIII \vcck from today il"_‘ hosts of tho l)t'lilt)(‘.l‘.‘llt to initht‘ul Iviii gntcr in this city for tie state convention which in to name Idoleitntcu to the nutionnl contention to meet in Baltimoic the lust week in done. When the Iouiontiou “:18 iIIst ar Ionic-d it did not appenI that there test. promising of nothing more exciting than lots of cuthusinnm over the pros- pccts of Democratic victory iii the ink lion for the first time in twenty ycm‘n- i'iut It little cloud has gutiiorcd in lite region or New Haven and already there urc indications that it will swoop upon our. devoted city und make the convention somcthlni; more than n lute tcnst. although it lit not IprcItIIII to time um action It splittlun citrus Martina Hit in Ring. The Democratic nInIIiIiun in New Haven, headed by formci‘ IIIIIyor .i. ll. Martin, is responsible for this politi- le weather 'hreedt‘t‘, l(‘(‘li:'(llll,L," to re- portu which come down from tho city of Yale. He has cunt hit-I lint in the ring and says he is there to stay. As previously outlined in those coi- uuino ithns proposed to solid Philip Troop of New Haven nud toriuor State Senator Willinui Kcnncily oi” Nuugn- tuck as the Third district dclegntos. But former Iiiuyor Mlll'llll who is in control of the DI—mocrutic machine in New Havcu, dIIspiio his bail dt‘fttill no u candidate for another term. This put his (not down. Mr. Troup Too Cold. Mr. Murtln -sziys.EtlilI.Ir 'l‘roup uhnli not go, iIIII-uusc he was not rent on- lhusiustic over the Martin candidacy foII mayor last fall. The party leader will go hlniselt‘ and Mr. 'l‘roup must stay tit home. But right here the county leaders propose to get to work. and 1100011]- In]: to the latest reports from the POLITICAL. ARENA .COMMENTS ON. POLITICAL SITUATION AS CLEANED FROM NATIONAL AND STATE H...— was to lie much in the way of c In: EIcrvthnt: looiI'IId smooth nnd OF THE" . i-itIIIue of tiloi'mIiuaklng. it iii proposed to run Poofosuor Henry W. Rogers of Yule as tho delogute from New Haven against the Democratic leader. And it the professor will not stand. then ;‘ Edwin S. Thomas. Govcrnor linidwin'si :cmeutivc secretgry may try hiu hand. Promise of Spice. All of this inIInuIi sonic spit-II iii tho gathering horc next week unions; s-oIIIc:tIodv pours oil on the troublod; nutciu and allows Alto; 'ync Martin his own tiny, iot Mr. Martin sum he Hgoiu to llnitiuiorc. or tIIn thousand Ilwltinmriith in the Min citv ulll knowi ‘lho H‘J‘it’lll why. i So fui Its the doIlIIgtitt-u III lnrgc. urc‘ lt‘.()iiiei'nc(l. ihcro doou not appear tot he any change from that illtli announc- Id. tiulcnu sounthlng nuexpoctod: tucnn up the “hit; four" will be Chas. . W. CottlHiOCk of Norwich. chairman oil the Denmcrntlc StntII committee; Wll-; “II t). liui'r,’ot‘ thc State Senator llr'3IIn l‘ \lIIlinn of Ncw‘, loudon und Congrcusiunn 'l‘homnii ii. Reilly of Morldcu. McNeil and Walsh. Ht‘rl“ iii Fall‘fit‘lll county it seemu.‘ settled that Stam- Scnator Archibald .‘llc .\'II' II, .nnd .iIIlIu .l. Wnioh will be; the choir, o for thI lI‘oItIrth distrIitl with out ncrloun (cutout There was oouw Icpori of ti movci‘nuut in tho uppori port of the count) in final of General, Henry A. Bishop of this city as a dill': wrote at large. but it docs not now 80‘ lpIIur that illt‘ IIIochnI-nt gn’inc‘d lnllt‘il lII-IIIlunI . i So tut an other IlliitrIiItII tirII conv‘ coincd Micro is likII iv to lic sonic con- ' i(‘ieil lit the new Fifth. State itictitilot‘.I .iIImI-ii lI‘. Monro. of 'I‘orriugton wauto to go and so (l‘UPfi (‘olouol Prank Mg Chopin. who in on the governor's slum; t‘hore arc one or two others who; would not mind being IIIptItIidIIrcM Fricnds III“ Slum Senator Mcaru tire" working hard to get one place tot him. Haiioranta Winner ' rust ‘38 III the‘ Find difitrlct, Slaté Senator .ioIII-ph it. llalloiiiu. who bus jllfdt Illt‘t‘ll rotglcctcd mayor of . lirltuln would lilIII to go, and it ilti thought that ihcrc will iIc no curious; opposition to his ambitions for the; ruuk und tile lovc a winner. Hartford lion ii number of uIiIlIitioIII-i ones and1 them duty by uotuc contosi for the other plitcc. i Not murh in known down this woyi’ us to who will iii! the Socond disti‘lct‘: delegates. One thing is pretty cer-; min, with New London uIIndlniI two; delegates at large that county is not1 iiiwly to he considered In making a' choice. Windham. Middlcucx and Tai- ltind in the some congressional dintrlut will hate candidates who can nu tho' hill. wf' Harmon Boom Bursts. There is every rcuuon to believe thnt the coutemplntcd move upon the port of the state machine to name eitht or nine Harmon men and allow the other candidates the rest. and then provide for the unit rule with the ml- iority cnstlng’tho whokI vote has heen nhnudoued. it won too dtingerouiieto try it. if an amount was made in the ‘cuuvcution to do this it would have brought on I: fight that would have i-iilrrctl the state from end to end. Clark's Dog Look. Good. The fort of it,la that the Harmon ‘l)0i)lll in this statq hag wilted under tho tiory advance of the Clark blast from Missouri. chairmen Coiuiitock. ‘Senator Mahan and Editor Burr are the red hot Harmon men. but the oth- act gently but surely ; they unintuitive your liI er. No Suffering Yets! The unnatural suffering of so many women at times can be relieved by a little care and proper help. ‘Beechum‘s Pills give just the assistance needed. They socertniuly that you will find better conditions'prevail Amongst Women Who T alie. , this renowned 1nd effective remedy Headaches; bu ' . Kiddo. and nervous depression Will troublo lessond correct faults of the system Reaction 5' 1’iils will help your digestion. regulate your bowls. lush Hitrttord 'l‘imeu.i H i Nt'w't % Copyrightflul Schwinn dc Man til “Early on .. :iI'tii W '1va ;~ A??? ' about quality You what style; but what’s the good of style that doesn’t stay stylish? Do you know what it is that keeps these HART SCHAFFNER & MARX clothes looking well, even after a- whole season ’3 wear? It’ s the most important thing to know about clothes. All-wool fabrics first, - there are plenty of clothes that are not all Scientific shrinking by cold water; a process that cottOn mix- tures can’t stand. The best tailoring; skilled hands shaping the wool. garment, not just sewing seams together. These are the things you get when you buy Hart Schaffner 8. :‘2'1' ‘4' ‘24. ! 45;. I‘d—:u‘ . k 2:5? t‘”i “in ’ , " ”ill-I on». um: hiya" I Style that stays stylish You young fellOWs who know and like " the .smart distinction of style in the clothes we sell, understand why We say so much Marx clothes here. They’ re the things you want to get. ROGE I «S & STEVENS This Store is the Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes / on; hove lost their drdor. The (act that little filter plate has held primaries withoutlHImnon cutting Ii vote ha: had its client» ondtnow many of those who were tor. the Ohio man are turn- tnliowud Champ Clark, and it. in this chili“ um (broad Comatock “and the other: to nbondon their proposed unit rule “inf. ‘ Sonic for Wilson. in i113 meantime Governor thnon has some friends who are workinl hard and one at these friends in Ho- mer s. Cummings. the national coin- ' illitteeman. At this writing it is hard to tell how the delegation will lino up. but the indications point to Ii split. with Clerk holding the majority. iii any event Harmon will have but it - Wonk tollowinx. and it in of the b ' 3, f. '“tiziti mm who have ntndlqd did A» . Clark and Wilson men. Dropping Baldwin Clo-k. The interesting thing about till this . manoevrelng is that at inst. the party leaders have dropped the Governor, Baldwin cloak under which they con- ducted their preliminary akirml-shlnz and there “how nothing left of the governors boom for the presidential nominatibn but it memory and themes eiblltty that it will set. a complimen- tary endorsement in the hope that it will help him in the comm; campaign. Politician do not hesitate to coni- piii'e themselves with Lincoln. And the woriit. part of it lethal Abe iii not “hero t0.2‘ diifcnd hinteell.—~Brtdgeport Post. mm IstmmI-I"~=w :mmz W I can best ., .’ri2. HOIEI Glilllllld l8 Full (lllll MVEIIIIII Fill PRESIDING! M Homer -s. Oumminxufot Quinton, in a statement Blid today: “I have been quoted in the newupapern as be- ing for this man or for that on prest- dentin] candidate of the Democratic party. i am‘ not tor any man but Gov- ernor Buidwln. I may hive personal Preferences. but i am willing to forgo them for tho good (It the party. ' “GOV. Baldwin n candidacy in in good ‘iIIitiI. We are till for Gov. Buidwin. We all tiiIe no. The concomitant dot trict, Mr. Cumming: said: i have no choice. I out keeping out or that con- test... There are loin or tile worthy candidates and it III little early yet to have a choice. All of the candidates mentioned are personal friends of mine. . “The men suggested are Phillips of Stamford. Donovan of Norwalk. Wil- son. of Bridgeport and Dempecy of Dunbury. Undoubtedly the Stamford delegation will support Phillips. it he gets the nomination he will ”be the youngest candidate Connecticut has advanced for the place. He in twenty- tive. He did splendid war): in the int pension or the [client nonempty.” Thai Air Cummings remarked: "t with your would‘uy title (or tag: ‘and ' - by thin Dutch. w—valdctiw That black; square tbot' adapted It):I the Roosevelt a party emblem hat: bee loin: time. by the weather “cold wave" warning. hi this tact its, use by the it particularly opium:— . quirer. Union-Star. Winona-iii captured by Folletto mot tool like 1-1
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