Sham Battle This Eleotlon
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Enough Expected to 1111111
Fon't let the 11111115." feel
into a fake contest between
Republican and the Demo-
'l'atio tickets next Tuesday.
“ TheF old time “machines"
‘_ ’tF'care, a straw which Of“
these two parties winsl The
. “lobby” will be doing business
at the capitol just as though
‘ nothing happened.
There is oné AND ONLY
‘ ONE Way to eliminate the cou-
tro‘lef cerpOrationa over YOUR
legislationwlileet to office a set
”Of men pledged to do YOUR
. _ 11111111111 in doing your will, do-
' This is the party of THEO-
DORE ROOSEVELT, of HI-
RAM JOHNSON and of HER—
BERT KNOX SMITII for
Governor of Connecticut.
FIt is the party that stands
F 'readyto fight for human rights
W. against dollar rights—~to fight
; FTYFOUR battles against the cor.
F ' porntione that deny you a voice
. in your own government.
'A vote for the Democratic or
the Republican tickets next
l‘ieat the endu of' the “invisible
, by, never, stopto inqpire whoth~
Progressive Party
; :10 Vote For Roosevelt, Mark an‘ (X) In the Circle
’ ' Abel/o the Progressive Column.
Amendments to 11111111111111
to Provide for Adopiioll
WASHINGTON. Oct. 29.~Twolve_
states have yet to act on the income
tax amendment to the constitution ‘
and it is not unlikely that enough 0!
them will ratify it the coming Winter
to make it the duty of the secretary
of state to issue a proclamation an‘
nouncing the adoption oi the warmth ,
meat.
These me the states which have yet
to act on the amendment:
Delaware, Florida, Louisiana, Mas-
sachueetta. New Jersey, New Mexico.
Ohio. Pennsylvania, Vol-.mont Virv
ginia, West Virginia. Wy.oming
government,” . .
The railroad trust, the tale
phone trust, the liquor interests,
the banking and insurance lob~'
er a legislator is a Democrat or
a Republican. They deal with
one act of machine politicians
just as easily as they deal with
another, and the only party they
cannot purchase, the only group
Of candidates ABSOL UTEIY
AND IIFREVOCABLY pledg
. . . oi’ - V l' V
ed l0 “(.)1L.f.0 r YOUR interests 10:33 fizlvfhlghjvlliigimlllrl: ox Herc IS the ”deadly parallel" that proves the deadly harm 111 free trade, or in any-
agalnst 1111111111110. control, Will be Fleifed 111111 a majority of these will thing but the scientific protection to wages which Mr. Hill stands for. The United
found on the ballot under the approve the amendment. Up to date States Bureau of Labor gathered the figures. The same proportion of difference holds
t--hlrty -two states have ratified the good in other kinds of skilled labor.
amendment and four have 1ejected it. _ . , . . . .
Three fourths oi the states must rotl- Occupation. This is the Fraugc of wages Fins is the present range of
, fly it to make it operative . Building in (Jrcat Britain With which wages in the United Slates
e slates have ratified the Trades:— you would have to com etc: which must he rotcctcd:
Then i) P
amendment: Alabama Arkansas, girl. Bricklayers . .1 . . .. . . . . . .‘ ..... . ......... $9.12 to $9.85 $26.77 to $30.42
P zona, llllnois. Indiana, Iowa... Fail. Stonemasons . ............................. 9.04 to 9.57 23.42 to 26.77
sac. Kentucky. Flfilne- ”my “‘1 Carpenters ..... ..... . ......... 8.80 to 957 167 to 21 00
Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Mia J6me“ ‘ ' 3 '
30,“, Montana, Nebraska. Nevada, .............................. 8.80 to 9.57 16.73 to 21.00
New York. North Calolina. North 011- . Plasterers ": .......... 1. . .. .............. 8.88 to 10.14 24.33 to 29.00
kota, Oklahoma Oregon. SouthTCaro- Plumbers ............ ................. 8.60 to 9.67 21.29 to 27.37
lina. South Dakota.FTenneFfisee: ”“11 Painters . ........ . . ........... .' .......... 7.66’ to 9.12 15.82 to 20.68
,1 d . II I wasmngmn and “mom I" ' Hod Carriers and Bricklayers’
‘ues a is no vote at a . - """""””' ' F
J . . l STAMFORD cw” WAR VgTERAN Laborers .. ........ . ....................... 5.92 to 6.57 12.17 to 16.72
means nclther party nor prin- u-ro . ~
. . . . KILLED BY A . Engineering
c1 lo, for both art1os are al- STAMFORD. Oct. 30. ~Arthur W 1- .
p t r the Civil war Trades”.
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ready eontrpllledF by corporation 32:23:“ :yvfhzmli‘momobile of 11111le FFF . Fitters .. . .. ..............., .............. 7.79 to 8.76 15.41 to 18.13 '
masters, 1"“ “91" prmmplesFare Fuchs a manummer in Atlantic 'lurncrs ... .....1....r..... .............. 7.79 to 8.76 15.41 to 18.13
dletated by these corporations sweet, Sunday, and killed almost in Smiths .. ................................... 7.79 to 8.76 16.47 to 20.76
ALWAYS CONTRARYF To sum” '; Pattemmakers .......... ............... 8.27“ to 9.25 18.13 to 22.30
YOUR WELFARE. Mr Henry was crossing ”‘9 we“ ' Laborers .. ...... . ........ . . .............. 4.38 to 5.35 9.12 to 10.65
The only latform that r0111 he became mums“ and “as unable I I F
ices On anp relief is th 11 l t to get out of ”if “'11: 3111;31:1‘eriilto‘ll‘i? The London Board of Trade itself says that “The workinqman ill America enjoys
- 4 o 'a ‘ - . a _
5’ y 9 P a bile- "‘3 5““ “ , an enormous advantage over Ins fellow in England. All English workman who cull-
Fucha and his son were in the auto-
mobile. William Fuchs, the son. 17
years old, was driving the motor car.
ST. MARY'S CHURCH NOTES.
Friday will be All Saints‘ Day and
masses will be observed at St. Mary's
Church at 5:30, 7 and 8 o'clock. Con-
fessions will be heapd on Thursday
afternoon and evening. ' 1
Saturday will be All Souls' Day.
Masses at St. Mary‘s Church will be
at 7 and 9 o'clock.
ilosarv Devotions will be held at
form of the PROGRESSIVE
PARTY, which is more than a
platform; it is a CONTRACT
WITH THE PEOPLE.
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(Adm)
A REPLY IN DEFENCE.
Of Colored Churches of the Town to a
Statement Published Last Friday
To all whom it may concernz—I, as
neuter of the Knight Street A." M. E. '
Church, deny the statement in ihe Nor-
walk Hour 111111 our church had any
part with the hall on the 24th of this
month in the town asembiy hall, and
neither dld we receive any benefit
whatever from the proceeds of the ev-
ening. and what 1 any of One 1 say of
both—«l brand the statement as false
' without any nualiflcniiOna
We. as. the colored churches of the
City of Norwalk 11111an for all any 01h
301‘20l1ristain. Churches stand for, null
' our‘motto is. The fatherhood or God
and tile brotherhood of man.’
We stand for the moral uplift of our
people and for the development of the
,Ohi‘lstian civilization and we are wor-
ohmic; the same God and the same
Chrllt meal-diced of race or color.
80 at tho alabemcnt came from hell
we give it a free passage on the ox.
,1 pro-c rlfihl to hell where it came from.
' REV. I... ll. HOLDEN.
‘ . 21 Knight aireot. Nor-wall: Conn.
,Putor of the Knight Street A. FM. E,.
,Gilureh.
”mu-u.
1, REAL ESTATE. TRANIF'ERO.
‘ Alfred and Andrew hidwardil to More
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dlug lot, Harbor View 1111111111. War.
tar «F. Born: to Wesley 0. Wood.
fl’lotil. Maia 11ml. War.
Eugene M. ’i‘ollell to Bela Lovey, lot.
til Alain atmt. War.
Whilst I: (Bonner to The V0111 Hat
“will. load and factory, Cross atrool.
" . 11h Liuxwoiiler to Eleanor Perm
I 16111. Quinton! avenue. War.
‘ Parmly, Jr., to John Melvin!-
iotli. 11111111111 avenue. War.
' ‘ him om 1113111111 Councilor. of
m,.Wll&ih 1411111. war.
mm to Acne: :1. 111111311, 18
have“ 11va War.
ingrained to Milo la. Allen
lull 611m. 1111111111 avenue War.
fl “lock to George 11.113:-
ii buildings. Berkeley ItoFF
NOMFNES FOUHO
A good ad. pays best in the beat 1111- St Marys Church on Tuesday and,
DH”- Friday evenings.
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Do You Believe In _I_____________ogallzmg
Short Weight Bread?
Bread, Mr. Workiugman, comes pretty near your pocketbook. I
If it goes up in price it adds to the heavy food burden” you are al-
ready carrying.
If the weight of the leaf is reduced it reduces the purchasing
pOWOl” 0f your money.
What did Geyernor Baldwin do when the friends of the working-
man tried to pass a law guaranteeing YOU 11 full weight loaf l
', He vetoed the 131111
Ilia excuse was that thoilllll was loosely drawn. Governor Baldwin
who Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Connecticut before being
elected Governor. II! he wall genuinely interested in the working-
man's broad he could very anally have drawn a bill that Would not
have been “101m ” .
Simply by 1111115; his lilgnaturo to the hill Governor Baldwin
o.
could have givon’tho worklugman of Connecticut 11 full weight loci of
broad.
This in about all YOU can cxpocttrom the old parties. The Dem:
comic and Republican "gangs" don’t care whether you «have h‘full
1111911111111 of braid er not.
Vote the ticket. of the Progressive Party and you will vote for 11
group of 1111111 who hard the nerve to give you a full weight no of
ill-cad when you want itwnnd way other reform that you have 111119
deserved
ll‘nirficld
1 1"?
You cant afford to let an .apprcntice
with your bread and butter
You don’t want to. and
of the European workmen.
"grates to America gets an
cd only 52 per cent.
”lino deadly parallel
Count) conditionswlikc ltbeuczcr F. Hill—«is sent to Longrcss, your “ages are ill g1 ravc dangcr of
lllink before you 1'otc——-alid then you will he sure to ‘votc for Ilill.
THE PROSPERITY LEAGUE
.. , 304 Meigs Bldg.
{gettingr slashed.
Don’t let any one talk you» out of your" knowledge
tariff" or any of the other aquccr schemes, muSt mean that
County will
you need not
increase in wages
means to you
gage Dollar “Deadly
Parallel ”
in Congress
be put into a losing competition with foreign wages.
Your vote will win or lose yOur fight.
that
from Fairficld County linker
that free trade , 01 "revenue _
your envelope here in
go back to the standard of wager-1 and living
130 per cent. while his food, rcpt. cic., are increas-
unlcss :1 man who understands l‘airficld
Bridgeport, Conn.
PRESS
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MILLIONS OF VOTERS WILIF. CAST
.HALLOTO r011 eras-r rm.
Biggest popular vote in nation's hia-
tory to be can next Tuesday.
(learns bureau oltimntos for the
United Freon allow that nearly 11 mil-
lion nlore voter: will cool. ballots on
November IS.
(Fl-low voting population has increar
o :
i898~Numbor of native born males
13 ”920.600
19011511111111)» of native born males
over 21. 22,817. 5001 actual vote out.
14,888,112.
ioizmflllmber of native horn melon
Fihdlifimo (estimated).
Waahlnlmn. 0111. ”moratorium“-
ly 1111111111111 men and 630,000 women
111 1.1111 United Ilium will it 1. ballot!
in tho mammal 11163111111 one wall.
can today. Thin «one. am 111111111
«minty for the united ms in; tire
colonial llama today, 1111 “out!
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in emu-11111111111 election 1! 191111 will:
111.1151!” till. ' i .
over 21, 24,332,200; 1111111111 vote carol
FORUM or THE
POLITICAL ARENA
COMMENTS ON POLITICAL SITUATION AS
CLEANED FROM NATIONAL AND STATE
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over ill 17.11911,200;.aotua1 vote cant. .
I
are 1611113111 «1.1.1 11: 1111 ..
0F! 0 II o no
over, that only 65 per. cent. oi “no
tentlal voters." as they are Called
, actually cast their balloto.
The main factors of voluntary dia~
quallficatlon. according to the census
bureau, are failure to vote. and tall-
are. to register. The main factors of
involuntary disqualification are:
8111111113115, in ability to eatabiinh or
possess a legal realdenec. conviction
of crime and inability to 11111111 111an
illiteracy tonic.
lllltoraey la the chic! lecior‘ia re-
ducing the negro..voto. There are 111»
proximamly 2.600.000 negro males of ‘
voting age. 01 time census oliiclaill
animate that lolly 800,000 will be um
able to coal. ballot. because c; 11111.
envoy toot law: in auroral northern
stator and in most 0! the southern
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There are 1111: states in which my
men will be solo to vote thin your.
The! are California..coldrl;do. ideho.
111.1111. Wuhlactoa and Wromlou. in
1th 1111111111 111 111111 than were 1»
Wills 111111111111 111 retinal can of whom
47,711” are native here. Over 6111»
0110 11111141111 my new out 111111012
on election ally. ' ‘ .
DWWM‘“ WMF'f' M _ IV FTO
pauses ‘and have not sought large 60114 Mrs. ‘Bclva A. Lockwood. one time can-
iributions from any source. didate for president of the United Stat-
Major Louis Stoddard who is the‘ es, the leader of the local delegation at
New Haven member of the committee‘ the next annual convention of tile
011 finance in Connecticut appointed by: cause to be held in Philadelphia this
the national committee, and who rep— '.aut1lmn iniong the othelselecled alo
resents also the Slate Democratic club: Mrs 1H. W. Wiley, wife of the former
which volunteered its service to help Chief of the Bureau of Chemistry and
the state committee has made a pub-' Wendell P. Stafford, associate justice
lIc appeal for small contributions and; of the District Supreme Cour'i, who
announce that In this way he hopes to; were named as vice preliidenig of the
F or erect Fra‘llotweon the two ch'll.
get the amount that has been gnaran
ice ii to the State Central committee.
COMSTOCK is NOT “DFSTINGUISH-
ED." ’
HARTFORD? Oct. 30.—-During the'
trial in the Superior Court. before
Judge Ralph Wheeler. here yesterday.
01‘ Robinson and Robinsoa, lawyer; of‘
this city against Ribbina and Patter-
son of Norwich to recover 31.750 for
legal services in an action against the
Central Vermont Railway 00.. for tire
insurance on certalh loo houses which
were burned alongvaide the railroad in
1906. wliueiua 1". Robinson, on the wit-
need stand testified that he had been
asked to take up the prosecution "by
the ear-Democratic state repairman.
"You mean the distinguished gentle-
man on my right?" incllimd Judge W
l“. Rooney. counaeifor the Robinsono.
Objects to "Diotlnguiohod."
“i move that the descriptive adieu
tivo be stricken out." hotly reverted
Mr. Comatcch.
"bet the Mark be stricken out."
agreed lilr. Bouncy.
"1 did not come here to be played
bone with," continued Comatock in
an injured lone. ‘ ,
f‘m all descriptive adjectiveo be
stricken out.” replied Mr. Header.
ounvoly.
At this juncture to tho Ila-price or
common. 111111111 11:511me 111 8111111.
ford. oxailonublieon chairman or the
out. Central committee. entered the
court room but there. was no exchange
‘ two at the latent min '0! dread-
, cellulite. that worolhaolily put in mm v
organization.
ENTERTAINING NAVAL MEN.
Member. of Crew of broaident'l Yacht
Mayflower In Norwalk.
D. W. Duncan, wireless operator on
board the “Mayflower" the yacht of
President William H. Tait, and chum
of Morten llyiugion of Norwalk is via.
iting C. living Bylngion. who have Just.
wcompletad a ccuroe at the elec»
trical school in the Brooklyn Navy
Yard. is home on a fourteen daya' fur-
laugh.
Mr. Duncan is the young man who
recently enielinined City Clerk Chen
1011 H, Dllworth and Mr. Byington on
board the proaident’o yacht, and .ho
had auroral interesting things to tell
0! doings at the navy yard this morn»
ing.
Tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock the
"New York” will be launched. Prom.
dont'l‘ai't, Mayor William J. Gaynor.
of New York. and Governor Dirt, ’0!
New York. are to be among the not-
ables preoent. The "New York" will
he the largest dmdnought of the
American Navy, , ,
The Connecticut.‘ the Florida, the
Delaware, the Mayflower the colller.
Cyclops, the hospital ship Solace, and
the machine rhop Panther are now in
the navy yard undermine repairs.
The Mayflower la being prepared {01-
its return to Waohln¢wn loathe 111m
tor, and will leave in a fair wpeko. ,
The Arkansas and the wyonliaa.
ditlon ion the recent review. are one
111 the yard: being completed. 'i‘
111 about six nomad
Norwalk Chronicler