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FORUM
PRESS .' . .
KEW JERSEY GETS
IIIIIIE POLITIBAL TALK
. W
“NEWARK, 1N. .l . May
This was another day of hard ridinui
and fast talking for President 'i‘o‘i't
«rt-1111.111 Colonel Roosevelt. T011103"
row Now Jersey will instruct her 28'
delegates to the initioutil convciition.‘
and the last full day of tho prltnurlou';
campaign was utilized by both tandl '
(kites to its last hour.
Mum other signs boulder: the .dmrtc
or- like ttilps oi the candidates mode: it:
apparent that the state was at tho orb",
sis olA' 11 big. pnl‘itit'nl 'bfllllt‘. The bill.
boards which stretched for nitlcs'
dining the. railroad liucs out of New‘
York llama with political mostcrs. The:
11911311811914: are full of political udvol“j
27. "1
itincnieutn and campaign liielruture 1133‘.
been distributed by tho ton. .
Col Roosevelt ntattod from (irritor‘
Buy early this: morning for 11 hut 11111.1“!
he his last day of campaigning hvtoro‘
the 11.1tionti conirntlon. unlosu hr 110
cities to go to South llakotn' it 11113
said that the (clonal might 1isit tho
Lillci Sihit it l’iesidont 'int‘t SPORE)
ittorr, inn that the protiidont's inten-
tions were unknown. Mr. Roosevelt's
itint-rtiry included 11 number of litrgo'
towns in the control pint of tho state"
and tonight he exported to wind tip
at Princeton and uprni: from 11 11111-
cony of Princeton inn. 'l‘ln: unicrtiou'
0‘.’ this rostrum, it won until. wot: duo
to the refusal of l’rpnidout iiii‘vlwu of
Princeton in let any oi" tinI uiiivt't'uity?
thuiidingn ho used for 11 political "1901"
wrm'
was?
in: union.- nothing tint-tigtltori'
flail] about President: ’l‘nt‘t. who
tit... instituinin'n 1:110:11 rornntly
J‘rcsitlont liihhon'u inuuiuirtstion.
I’rcl—tidvnl ’l‘ai’t will continue
('iunipiin'n up to 1111: vcrt hour the pri
't'mn1 polls opon 111 t p in. 1111111111011
'i‘)d '11’ hr slnrto'tl flout Now \ tirlt, lioir
no 11:11 111 guild“: and lust. night, {or
ill.
11 tour of tho towns ifltflli’.’ tho Atlanticf
«411131. 1115411111 work will out] ill Alt
inntlr (,‘ity. Wliorv ht: will spend the
night.
Governor Wilson 11131" lllilkt) his l-nntA
ope-och in'l’oro the primaries tonight lit,
his home in Princeton. The Wood-
lhii:t .
prooosnion.
1111111: 11 tt‘n't'hlitritt whit-i1
will innit-h to tho gm'crnor‘s honor and.
mil him to his front pm'rh.
WM-..-.M.~_ ...... ......
BALDWIN BEES A SURE VICTORY;
rota, DEMOCRATS
The following reply was i‘Pt‘olvod in
retihoudo to inquiries iioin the Now
"York Times to Dotnorrniir icndc'ru for
their viown on the Tnfi-lloosuvclt tight
for tho wpuhlirun nomination, und in:
after: on the democratic party's (than-i;
ecu oi" alerting the next. 111-0111111111:
‘Vllw HAVEN .\l.'11‘ 2i. 'I‘ln lililtl'
ilC’lHOlldlllie‘l of tho r.1'pui lit :11: piinn-t
ry contests limo. 111.1111 ii itiOi‘t‘ and
worn 'il-Illiiitill' that oliln‘; l‘i'txnidtin'
Tdi‘t 0r tax-Pi‘i'siiiunt iioouovolt
{hood ti winning Ili‘iit‘l in 1111 iutlu.
incur the utici'not'rittlc 11'11'11 1111i clot-ft
01.1‘ next president it tho}. itinltr tnrlil‘
roturin tho main I531!" oi‘ their (11111
with.
The republican high tnrifi inn: prov
rd itsoll‘ the storm that produces thc'
‘Ii‘t tit dlnmse. That dint-into will nor-i
Elsi until in: 111111111 is: crudicutotl. A
united doinocrncy rim orndlrato l1 and
it will, 3701' in opposition to tho prluch
rple ol' our present tariff. system tho
democratic putty is. 11nd 'aiwnyh 11113
' dieen united.
GIME'ON E B ALDWIN.
HILL'O BILL.
' There should he no healtuiicy on.
the part of a Democratic house of rap
sentatlvou to 11111111 Congressman
"Eh“ Hill's bill to admitt i‘rcsii moat
into this cmmtry iron. \\r are just
a bit anupiolons cl? Mr. iiill'n illillAinfie
’ lit introducing this 11111 but it nos-
aenaeu the Anecoshaiy morit. ~,~«Ncwl
' ‘ Haven .Joumai-Courlor.
.. “...-“ ..
Arteriflbl'e country this lit, according
' to ltoosovolt the linmnmtiuteept coun~
try lull at "crooks, financial orooka.
political cracks, big 11.1.1111 and little
"liars" and "cheat.” and
in stand in the way of tilt:
Torriblo hurt it'leow HO
1 POLITICAL ARENA
COMMENTS ON POLITICAL SITUATION AS
CLEANED FROM NATIONAL AND STATE
, .
'preuitlent trying to conform with the
,News. . Town (Jfflclnlnwflplectmeu A. A. Avl.
W non, Jumoa'A. Brown and John
Davina
1 or. Dr. Cnsweii said that in tin-1'11 gone
. by in: litid nttrn lldtcnod to short dl11~
, courses from his l’ntlirr, but up ,he had
’ the grow. First the ovidonccs of tho
'I‘tin '
ttttivorsity '
can 1
amok; And according to Teddy. “all A
PLANS GBIPLETED
(Continued from First 9‘83.”
' laid Norwallt E‘l'ljo District officials
. will lino up In Weet Washington
Animal, hoadod toward. East Norwullt“.
Other armlfatlodi. will form in Ruli-
at 9: 40 in the {piloting ordain
Plaioon oiifolice A ‘
Mnréhal Kabuki. O fllwltdll
Aidan lion w. .i. 11. 13611111111111. At'rmd
- an
‘ St. John, Leland Clone
' ' ’ ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ' , American Hand, Howard A. Tilly.
”and Muuter A
W Second Section. 'Ai‘hird Division. Nova]
Militia. C. N. Cl..‘ldnaign lrvlng
ll. Wlimot. commanding
Sons of Veteran:
Douglas Fowler Pout, (l. A. K. Oscar
St. Jorii, commander
1crdict oi the people, and on the other
a president 11 president try"!!! to find
some means of breaking if mDotrolt
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“Li“ 11111111
Local Pastors Draw Lessons
From the Struggle tor Frea~
dentin the Sixties
Services appropriate to Memorial
Day were. hold in several of 'tho
'(J‘Illll‘t’IIOS, yt-slcrduy.
Norwaik Methodist.
At the Norwulk Mcthmilnt Episco-
1131 Church yesterday morning, 11 most
interesting and lunplring petition was
preached by in 131N111 Whittier Cuts
.,11'cii of Brooklyn. father or Dr. bin
coin Holllnlcr t‘auwcll, tho. pantOr ol‘
tho churrh. in intmr‘iuriuu his four
City of South Norwallt Olflciiils-v-
Mayor William F. Tammany, Counv
cilinon William Miller, ilni‘ry )V.
Mother. William F. Hoyt, George hi.
Way, George 1.. Oliver and ERNIE!"
ink 11. Field.
Rant Norwalk District Committeo~
. Edward 1“. Mood. E. K St John, C.
E Dunuobncke
i‘lermmon and Other Guests
South Norwuik Council Knights oi
Columbus, William 1’. Ward.
tit-11nd Knight.
lloechor‘a Drum Corps
Order United American Mechanical.
Frederick Scoliold, marshal
Patriotic Order of the ‘ Soon
America. W. H. Avery, preoident.
lioy Scouts, 11011111 Norwnlk 11111111111
_ (‘liuroin
lion Scouts, llowayton Baptist. Church
Other Civic 3111131111.;
Garibaldi Bond
Idllliiln ludeimudont 301111111.
(lhariott. woodcut
St. Joseph‘s Hungarian i‘iothoiic Sick
lloiioflt Minty
‘ (.‘ouri, .Vurrl‘ik ilrnni Corps
Regiment of School iioyu. i’rnnltllu.
School. William E. (thatitmiior,
Snuorlutondent
llogintrut of School Boys, 131131. Not-
0!
Snivntor
grown oldrr, he had come to low the
longer ours, [or they nlwuyu did him
good 'and he was core that the congre-
union would ilkowinc appreciate this;
one. For hlu 112311 ho touh Mutthcw 8:
ll, “And i any unto you that many
road nvenua. mmmmdo will start ~
“whitey York? 111:: via-'
1113's '1': 1111,. vat 19191 yesterdtty ,
A daughter unborn this wank to
Mr and Mrs. William Ball, or Stuto'
aiwet. '
Minn Emily (loadoell is recovering
from bar illum.8l1.e has boon lit at
home 101- the past several days.
manic—v...
Edward Gordon has returned 'to
New York. utter bolus the ghost of
Mru. George Gordon in this place.
Mrs. Peter Matters is now able to
be out a little each dny' ttl'tcr being
confined to her homo with airline-1111.
Mitt: Helen Ward Boning has rodent
presented Woutport library with
“The
it
a copy of her own composition,
Boyntton flare."
"Work tutu been completed on the
lawn tennis court at the Staples: High?
school, and the students will have'
some short playing in the new court. 1
......m.....
The house on Emu Main str'eet for-A
merly occupied by Jamcu Howe: to
now being rented by the Andorran
family who are moving theta thlnA
week.
M
A number at viritoru arrived in
Bundu‘y. Thorn are u numhor of sum“,
nthr pimple present. and still" they
wind. i
m
A portv of Woutpot't pimple wont to
party ronuistud of Mr.
l’crt'y, Minn Flortmci- 111111113.
shall CONN: from tho hint-1t and the walk 301.0013. tirorgc 1.;
Wrist. and shall sit down with Atn'u- Thompmm l‘rtnripul. ,.
ham, and isnuc and Jump in lite-.klng- myryunfi of 30“.”. .\'or1vuli1 School
don: of hcut‘cii.” ' (liris
The: 11911111111 dealt with the rcusonu
we intro for a belief in 11 life: iwyond
Maple File and lit-11m Corps, Mumford
ringinorr 11‘ M “11111131111 First A11.
alumni. AAI-mttlueor Attintr (.liri‘. $111:
11111! Assiututii Ii‘mloi‘lcls Jttugii.
.Viuyilow cr ilool; 11nd l.'tdtior(lompnni.
i" org-1111111 Harry» 'Wu 11111111111111 writ—111
Auntulunt h‘oronnin i‘hurlun Home.
Sohoml 31111111111111 Fun-1111111
Karim. 1
East Sorwulk l-‘irn Pollen, rifapiain .l.
i. Dunning. it‘lrrt Licuitzdiuut 1. Ju-
Brrlpturcs, “In my Father’s house uro
many mansions. i go 111 prepare! :1 place
i‘ior you." quoting 111110 11111111: othor
11119311111111. of 1111119 111111 adaptation all)"
lug that: the ili‘ttietuwnn full of them.
Sawmill: cxpcrienco. naming 1111 etc
illtlttlt' tine deathbed ~ottprrlo’hrots of Dr.
Cook and 3.1 r. Moody and othrru.
‘ 'I‘llit‘t’lly, tho home spirit, tin: rte-united
family. the natural longing for 11 pct“- cohrou. Stmout‘i Llctitcutiut. Jamil
Apniunion of tho homo tics. "This it! Wolfr'. ' ' ‘
. not the first meeting l intro attended ‘ i-‘iro 'I'l‘lllfk and How Walton-
”‘I‘ "““mngww ”m "I" “MW!" Th" South ‘.\‘ot1vnih Flia' Drpurttttctit.
first 11113 1111111191: nix 11nd novon o‘clock
when l‘ walked down this :11th and
§ across tho part: and up tho hill. 'l‘in:
f choir was singing. and the light 1:11qu
in tho 11'iudowu through the inunrlres
111‘ tin.- troop. 11nd thorn wore iiowrra,
tho curpct 1.11111
t‘hict’ litiginctn' Ooorgo
dun, litul Maintain hinghtuur Haw-
urd 1.. 21.111113. Second Maintain 113111-
glnccr .luroh School), Jr.
1
1
' IIOWt‘l'fi otnryn‘iici‘c,
studded with thorn. And I wandered
if this wort: liravcn. it normed to life
the most. pct-toot morning 1i have ever
'ncon. And t-hrn i thought of the cold
winter, tho 1111113111111 11111111111 winior.
.Iiiut God‘s linger wnn in it till, and
out of the ice 11nd snow ninl dt'utll all
about us, lie has wrought ililu‘won-
t‘loi'iui resurrection.“ ,
lir. (11111on has .pi'unched widely
ovor the country, sturtinghls work in
l’onnuylvunln, then New" York state,
Portland, Oregon and California; hack
1111111 to liclnivurc and New York city.
from which plttco he retired. At one
' tlino ht" 11'1111 pastor in Norwich. thin
} Btato. llc has been rotired from active
work for three years, and only at
the earnest request of his: sun, can-
muted to preach yesterday.
Ho held the congrogatlon almost.
breathless through to the end. and
tho ovldoucooof feeling showed hilt
power and eloquence.
supply wagons
Old Well limit and Ladder (‘mnpuul'
members with trunk:
gineur Harry S liryuu. First Anoint-
unt (‘ihitvi Enginet-r Georg» W. Stun
. iwcr (‘hnrlos Wells.
Rowaytou More Common
John ii. Plunder, First
Fol-111111111 Preciorici: Dalton, Second
Auniuntnt Foroindn lvinnn (ingot:
Line of March.
The line of march will be as fol-
lows: \Vcht \i’osiiingtou direct, Emu.
Washington street. Sonvicw avenue.
011101 11 (troupe. V1111 Znutit street. East,
avenue, ltowun direct. Osborn uvunuo.
V1111 Znndt. direct, Fort street. E111.
Washington atreot, South Main utmot.
Foreman
roe .atroctt. Railroad avenue. Clay
direct. Franklin utmot.,vv'ont \Vutlltw
avenue to. Norwallr Armory.
W The committee suggests that rall-
Trinitychapol.
Rev. Frederick A. Coleman preach-
ed to a. gathering of veterans at Trin-
ity Church last evening. The service
was well attended and the pastor
preached n utrong oMmcrlal Day net‘-
mon on the topic, "HO being dead. yet
liveth " ,
A the 8 o clock service 11mm
morning twenty of the young mph
‘ recently confirmed £00k “lair drill
communion and in the 92111111119911 luv.
M1. Coleman baptiu‘d ten bl
{1111111 and other suitable decorations.
II small flag armada titan one it do
slrrd.
£11:th It 211: Armory.
The profimn at exercise: at tit:
llnm Stiller. or \‘ew York city. Corr
mama iii .1. 11111 will it: tho hou-
hmy chairmangnw 1111112301111 E. miter
' ‘ that main; chairman: 3:11. W. H.
Thoma: will out» 1mm. and ther-
Autonomic: in Panda.
11211111 Norwulit h‘iro l'loptti'tincnt, (litiof'
Frih’iit .'_
W. 13011111» A
Putnam Hosts ("ompnny 11.311.11.111. with
11011111111011 Pin} Dci'iu.r-t.mcn~t, Ohio! 1111- .
vans, Bot-0nd 1911-111an1 Chief EHBF'
Assistant. ,
AAConoord street. Chestnut ntreat, Mona '
inmon street, North Main street. West
dents along the. line at inurcn dinplay.
and that teach automobiln in line have .
titanium in tho Armory ism»,
molly. boo. the urtnolpol tutti" ba- 1
1.11; 2h: :dtirm of rm...» Wit. ,
< will 119 vow Ind minimal munlc. *
"rfwtmumm’i‘wth
l Wontport pump,
‘ Main direct.
town Saturday and Sunday to spendi-
mutll 1.191:th Mint Anna man
1 KM 1.1111111: William. tum Bur
Midland.- Andrew 1111111111. mitten
.W
About 15 young poopio from hero
" W the rhino: Erwin owning in
the? 31:. from: 11111 11111111 wait given
by dbl: Fairdold hall team: at that
plane. '
" MW wow—
.A number of candidate: were int
tinted Wednesday evening into the
No. 56. W. O W.
The mutation 1911111 hold in their rooms
in the 8, ,0! 8 bolt
The new Office. building of tho Eln-
bnlmerh’ Supply company. which was
started his week, in progressing well
and it in expectant that in New
months: it. will be ready for occu-
pancy. ‘
Taylor (a Richards, the well known
gunners, am now (dozing thoir store on
Tuesday and Thursday evening of
each week. Every grocery in ’ town
is now clotted on there evenings of
each weolt. '
Charles Hunk, Jr, the well known
electrician. in putting in electric light:
1111 the residence of Dr. Mclnnrio, on
lid has thocontract for
the wiring of the residuum 'of George
Bowie: on State street.
.... ”...-.....- .. ...
Frank Sturgos got somewhat of a
1 [surprise Thursday afternoon whilo out.
ideal:
trout. nailing. in one of the
monks. Frank was standing on the.
bank :tni started to put his root on a?
‘utono in the water. iii: foot slipped
The water was
and in: re.
and over ho Wont.
quite deep for a brook
' In in knownnthat Nicholas
little hum with several lililldrm‘
and a mothur in law. being the tuna
that a: 1111 11.111 11 low 11111111 and»
1 Nicholas went home but there was 1103‘ ‘ '
auppbr ready Ind asked win-11nd at
few other questions. it is ulicgcd that A'
he Said oihor things‘referring to the:
mother-in-lnw whom he claims hang
been causing much trouble about the:
'houae. The: wife didn't cure much!
about having her mother called down:
and tool: 11 livoly hand in the mob1
ter. For a time
thing doiugAahont the house, alien
which it was cleaned up by the wife i
workhi
htnndy‘u the Wentport Paper MiliuflA
and turns but little money in tho. 3
house for food and fuel. ' There have!
been several mixups at this house;
in the past and all ("or the wiles?
mother who the husband gems to be'
far from being in love with. Judge
Morton continued the case for two
week: in order that more may’be
learned about the affairs of the home.
Most people do their talking on a
subject. first and their thinking on it
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m.-—-
m. “Dunbar? division
m.——We:t 111112 11th Nornlx.
in» «and 801' Norwalk.
~New ‘i’orltun and
.'m.-«Eut sud South 'z'iomuk.
m -~Dunbury div lit ion
in. ...—ini'nts‘west of Stamford. Lot
11
in. —-West and South Nos-mat.
m. pearl?“ Station. Dunbury an:
m. ~Eut. Welt :nd 80. Namath.
Mammal. West uni Bo Norwulk.
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Lu: mall him: :1 5: 20 p. 111.
Sunday collection at 3: 30 p.111.
Malia Rocuivoti.
.-All directions.
Enron Btulon
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celvcd 11 good drenching before lie
was able to at: out again.
Being charged with breach of the
period, All” on account of too much
mothor 11. in is 111111 Lucy Turin 111111
Milton before Justice of tho Potion.
.loutph Morton inst week. Lucy is
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air iu‘thcnt,
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as when 11
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a constant:
air, cotnimltably warm.
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Slide tor :lt noting chips: in tip p.‘ in.
days.
early and git it rented Sen-ti
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Safe Depod‘
E. H. Matnuvson
r'. John H. Knarpp
Chrlotian 8
Samuel Gru
rlcau costs moody.
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it wont to pieces
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we never Chang H
but kcepbn 'l‘etlti,
he air over ‘atid or
2 heat with steam.
The Statiiiortl Furnace itce‘
supply 01' clean
riAon 3.11.19. nit
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