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Local Situation Grows More
Complicated as Election Time
Draws Near
Antsy:
'REHPEE'S PHRlY IS
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Some Predict Thai Burnell Will
Beat Frost bv Sale Margin
But two weeks away is election, the
dirst election under the consolidated
form of government, and yet, though
wherever men gather the issue is dis-
(ussed, ilo g1 e'lt plans are being made
ior lollies or tile like. The Citizens
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President Making Strenuous
Efforts to Keep Congress from
Serious‘Split ,
WASHINGTON, D. 0., «Sept. 24.——1
Strenuous efforts are being made by
President Wilson and other party
leaders, to prevent the tariff bill from
going onto the rocks and to bring
about an agreement in conference up-
on the measure. At last reports botll
Senate and House conterees were
standing to their guns. The presi
dent‘s talk with leading members oi
the conference committee today. was
intended ‘to obtain harmony if possh
ble. An agreement upon the bill ill
conference, depends absolutely upon
the Senate making some concessions
to the House. according to House lead-
ers. The latter say that unless the
‘Senate backs down on some import-
ant amendments now pending they
will report a disagreement and get the
sense of the Senate and House upon
the several matters ill dispute.
One of these is cotton yarn and
goods, upon which the Senate raised
the rates of duty above a point which
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IPRRlERHRH RE RRRPERIY
sou'rH uoawam. com. mm
SIRIUS HE .111 llllli
YANK 38 IN Ladies Will all No Chances
chfl and are Prep lnglor Com-
ing El33 ctlon
*“F‘”
Defined by Secretary Bryan in
Telegram Sent to American
The women are; not taking any
chances on those who sent in applica-
Property Owner
lions falling to be made voters. They
have no cxperiencd‘in.“practical poll-
tlcs," but they have vast experience
111 working out dethils. They have di-
vided the town into districts, have
made certain women responsible for
these districts and every woman whose
name has been placed on the list "To
be made" will be omulunlcated with
between now and aturday asking her
to come to some certain place if she
wishes to go with bthers to the Town
court room, between the hours of 9 a.
1n. and 7 p. 1n., or if she is not able
to do this, to go in an automobile.
which will be provided.
In Nornalk the list is twenty—live
and this is the plan: At 10:30 and at
3:30 parties will meet at the Library
and at the Royal James Inn. which has
been courteouely offered for this one
pose. Either place and either ho'nr
may be chosen and someone who has
l3 Hill INSURER
But Department Would Use Ut-
most Endeavors to Obtain
indemnity
SAN JOSE, Ca1., Sept. ‘24.—~R-eplylng
to a telegram sent by Dr. R. S. Grigs-
by, of this city, requesting protection
of the Mexicali property of a land
'1 slan‘ieéooownns
ever they turn their
eyes.~—Lowell.
.1
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iv- vlfi'H‘uw n«&\‘\-\t\~o\3nu3
WEATHER FORECAST.
Fa
lr‘ Tonight; Thuroday fair.
Two. CENTS,"
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Government Began Fight Today
to Establishing Constitution-
. aiitv of Act 110 Defining
Them
HRHRRESS. SEEKS ll 3
HHSE lliERER lRHRl
3Solicitor-fiene3ral DavisHHVigori-
ously Assails Commerce Court
.—
WASHlNGTON’, Sept. 24 —The fed—
WHIERRHRY HRH RHREEH
ERRN NEXIRHH iERRliilRH
James J. Keeney, Discharged
Yankee Soldier, Arrested
and Departed
EL PASO, Tex., Sept. 24.—-—Military
officials at Juarez last night deported
James J. Kenney, of Waterbury, Conn,
11. discharged United States soldier,
who was arrested there earlier in the
dayf He was escorted by a military
guard to the international boundary at
El Paso and turned over to the United
States soldiers on border patrol duty
Americans who arrived here yester-
day reported that Sierra Mojeda, Chi-
huahua was captured several days ago
by rebel troops commanded by Col.
Cano after several hours' fighting. The
entire garrison of two hundred men
was almost annihilated and Captain
Mateo Chavez, the federal commander,
was killed in the battle. ,
General Francisco Castro, with 1,:000
federal troops has left Chihuahua to
attack the rebel troops under Frzlll
and old
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iections Filed by the
. , Defense
WRHlll SlRHlE RHI
lHREE RE RHHRRES
Prosecution Will Be Weakened
If Objections are Sustained
ALBANY N. Y., Sept 24. ~Final (18"
cision on the defense s objection to in.
lclude “the money articles of im-
eral government today began its light cisco Villa and Col Rosalie Hernandez peacllment in the consideration oi the
in the United States Supreme Court: 3
to establish the constitutionality of troops are repairing the Mexican Na testimony has been taken.
at Santa Rosalia, Chihuahua The
Sulzer case, will not be given until all
'ihe court.
party has made no mote as yet toward the HOUSE conferees 1U“? willing to “William". SBCPGMW Of State Bryan already been made a voter will be on the provision of the interstate Coni-Hlmnfll Rfllhl‘a} as they move 5'0“”! WW} ‘19 T0 7 teddy, to EOHOW this
preparing “’1' a vigorous campaign, but stand for. Senator Llppitt, of Rhoda has wired Grisby as” follows: “Depurt- hand to go with the others. merce not making .plpe lines 030,“an “ ard. procedure
the Peoples party has taken the hilt-1511mm and 01119115,.14011911 leaders say, meut has sent, appropriate teleglaI’hiLl East Norwalk has 88 names and it. carriers. In his first brief as Solicit H 'lihrce trains «carrying passengers “0‘9le Sulrer’s answer to the"
lad step in3 this direction, in planning
101 the formation of a lint'nell club
Great enthusiasm is manifested all
over the town, from Rowayton to Who
llipauk and Cranbury, and from the
most easterly point in East Norwalll to
the western boundary of West Nor
walk, in the coming contest between
Dr. Francis 1. Blignell and General Rus
sell Fl‘.ost
sentiment is changing regarding the
two candidates and their
hell were being offered“.
(Continued on lhlrll page)
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county CDmMISSIonerS Wj” Us. H .Houec late of «to per cent is ample for 3 \3 ATAW
ten to Reasons Wilyjransler
Should Be Not Granted
The healing on the lliiyden lolnolr
indications are that thej
qualificaa
succeeded iii having the rules made
too high on certain cotton products.
Another poillt of disagreement is the
lead and zinc schedule‘upon which
the Senate raised the rates excessive
ly. The third principal poillt of dif-
bill, is the item of burlap on the tree
ilist. lily taking the duty off. burlap,
House leaders say the Senate lost the
Hcountry $5, 000,000 revenue. in the
other hand certain Southern sena-
ivide for tree burlap.
' ill the hope of inducing the con-
forces to‘chunge their mind about the;
duty on for felt hats, Martin F Law-
icl', oi’ Danbury. and Mr. Marshall.
l'lep esenting batters and lilallufactur-
ers of New England. are here seeing
incl inbers of the conference commit-H3
tee and ot‘ the New England delega-i
tlon. They want the Senate rate of
H45 per cent. restored on hats buti
Hllepresentative Undelwood says tlloH
'l‘llut rate soellls “kl!-
will
the industiy.
ill to plevail but the but people
Hlighl until the lust.
H'l There seems to be no chance of the
"Senate's specific rules 011 silk hcill';
Hill'vepted by the House collici'ces iii
lference in the taxing features of the
instructions to the. American consul at3: has been necessary to divide into dis-
Hermosillo ““d consular agent M tricls ill each district 3 meeting place
("13’ ma‘ recording “Shed protection .being obtained Residents of Section
10f your property In case of damage 31 are. to meet at Mrs. Ellis ’l‘avlors,
to propel ti Departlllellt would use its'~13 CO”, at set' of Section 2 at E. E
utmost elldenlors to obtain that m'HGolllams 510103 on First almost 1860-
dellillity to which you might appear tion 33 with Mrs Herbert Gregory, 38‘
entitled bl the “”85 ““1 principles or Gret'ol'y Boulevard Section 4, with
international law. it has been fre- H'Ml's. N 1. Campbell, 131 Van Zant
qucntly held that a sovereign is “mistrust" Section 33 at Mrs. 'Sullan
dents for injuries they may receiveH
South Norwalk has .33 names and
3Grlgslly, and other OmL‘WS 0E3 ”18 com will have several places of meeting, to
may, 9' 3“” J05” corporation fled be announced later. But in any case,l
from Mexico ill response, to the warn- .mpry person who hfis 59,11 in 1101- 31).;
tug of the State Department calling
lupon Americans to ionic. the 11011le
'zone of that country.
9 and 7, to be made, and will be urged
not to let anything prevent this. i
l
MUTILATED BBDIES H As soon as the women are vote: s
OF TWO FDUN:1liele will be some instruction given
H . as to the method of malklng the bai
AN, N .1, Sept ’1. «Thai lot. it will be recalled that two years '
'bodles of Angelo ClillttllOllllfl, A hump. ,ugo the ballot of no woman voter was
and \ ictor liansllesllla, his )‘llllllu, step ,tllrowu 0‘“ because it ““5 “0‘ marked
son, were Round in n 1031131.” ditch right and the women hope to come as
near the. lawn, Pilll) todliy. it'i‘ll‘l 1l_v lnear “‘13 record 1‘8 possible i
llllliihltoa '1‘th had 1,1,1.” W mm“ The. county llloetilllz of the Suffrage
11nd lllul'dcl'ed while I'gtlunlnL lo meli’tssoclutlon is to be ill Siratfof‘d. this
,nloll carriers was the monopoly
oratieueral of the United States John and federal troops llrriled ill .illlarez 91“" ““0168 0f lllllléachment flied
W Davis vigorously assails the prelim
last night from Chillluahua.
’lllei
with the court today, entered a gener.
illary injunction issued by the (,0m-‘trains will be loaded with provisions ill flail-"ti t0 MCI! and el'el‘y 011% of
mercc Court on the ground of Uncon-
stitutionality, against the Order of the
interstate Culliniel'ce Commission di-
recting pipe lines to his rule tariffs.i
as common carriers.
Control of pipe lines by large inter-.3
cats with power to compel. small pro-
the pipe lilies to the reasonable and
3el1ultablo use of all, contends the So-
lictior General
"Tile due process" clause of
nor does such legislation violate the
constitution prohibition agoinSt tailing
property for public use without com'
pensatlon, because the, users of
pay a reasonable rate.
“It is ulldlsputably clear," he. con-
tinues, “that the evil aimed at by
Congress in ranking pipe lilies com-
ol
the all business by the Standard Oil
the. H
plicntion will be notified that she must Constitution is not. 3101“th " lie (19.;
‘1 come to the Town court room, this Sat- clarcs “because it does not prelcnt;
l
lurdnv, the 27th, between the hours of Congress fro'n 1.03““,th mm'mm.83 two
the,
pipe lines as common carriers mnst3
to lclieve the famine in Chihuahua
City and will return south in a few
days
Seven Americans arrived on
trains and they reported no change
ill conditions at Chihuahua City.
Cliarnolt's market North
DNlDlIE CDNTEST
IN ADVERTISING
lll Elizabeth City, .‘ortll Carolina.
shoemakers are conducting
through the medium of the daily press
on advertising calllpaign which is be-
coming quite interesting. A copy of
“The independent" of the issue of July
2-ltll was exhibited to a Sentinel re.-
‘poi'tcr this morning and the. facts ex-
plained.
The contest is between all ltuliall
and a Hebrew. in this issue of "The
independent," shown ill South Nor.
walk the italian is having his say.
while ill the. previous edition and the.
the.
them. ,
ALBANY N, ‘1'., Sept 24. -—'l‘lle
.crucial point in the preliminary work
of the Sulzer impeachment trial was
reached today. On the decision of the
court on the legal objections now be
‘ fore it—that of permitting the articles
ordinarily PBSDOIISlNc t0 alien real-H Youngg', 2.11 Eagtmvenue' Salmon 13,; donors to- sell their oil or wells to, ”.1113 make fresh pork sausage ev,‘ of impeachment relating to the gov.
at Mrs Leo Davis’, 16 Rowan street. plpe line owners at the iattcr's price cry day
erllor 5 money deals to enter into the
tions for the Office 0‘ may.or and it tors say they will vote against the within his territories from incurs cuts: and Section 73 with Mrs George is the source of a monopoly at which Main street itcstlmony—depended the whole {11- >
, was reported ‘11 ERSt Norwalk ”“3 conference report it it does not i) 0- wllose conduct he can not control.’ ‘n , H ._.__.__ lure of ll se ii to
. l l‘llompson, 3 Edlle avenue .Congress aimed to strike by opening} t e Dm C l 11-
— morning that unheard ot odds on Bur- Dr, Grlgsby, his brother Harry G ‘ H
I l l
Without these articles of impeach.
lment~- the first, the second of the
sixth— it was realized that the case of
the prosecution would be weakened
'immeasurably. Such a condition was
not calculated to cause the Assembly _
managers to abandon the prosecution...
but was to prompt them to use every
effort to obtain the passage of addi-
tional chill-nos by the Assembly to
brace up their case. .
The ruling of the. court on the dis-
puted articles was expected some
time today. lly tomorrow at the lat-
est the first witness should he heard.
Here are the articles on wlilall a.
decision was to be. rendered today and
which are so vital to lilo (use:
A'lthlo l~~(‘ bar on that till; polem-
Court MustDecide on Legalllha.
‘I
. C(llllllltlll', n illollopoiy largely. if not
1 , 3 . thou h Connecticut tc‘itile l'('11l'1~1scutll 3 3 3 1 ~ , 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 1..
.. “Wm ““1 be held H'l‘illll' ti" (”“1”) 33333332333 “,3“ng ”(mg that 1“13331111111 alter disposing of some lll'rodll i" “"‘k I‘HH‘HE‘" n“ ”131tll,upolltl3l33c3ar31l;al cllieill'. due to the ownership or cone “0“ We ‘0 COW" “‘0 H‘H‘re“ 1““ or3i‘l3hd “it“ the 5} 13201.11} of 4mm";
’ I 'mummmnm“ mmmm“ lnollliug "“l \‘ice- 1111.31.19,” Marshall 1., 031,9“. here. Robbery. apparently, “11:1 11,... ol the one liftwclgll tI‘mlL ““5 or 11-11] by that corporation of on per cent. had and will have ills. 11 1.1 at stillclllclll oi l s3ro<elpts all
I. 111 11. ill. in the ,\'Oi‘\\'ilili town court H 3 3, 33333333 at tile motive ;tlle winter will be. discussed and it full of the llillfl mm,“ . l The following is what appeared uu- other lllollclury transactions involved
- 1‘ i r 3. )3 L ' a , V v ’ - - - . v '1: ' .
‘ roo.~' Attorney ticol'nl- ll. \‘osburgh ”H 1“ be Lm’ H’mg H ‘ The older mall’s. incinhlr vi'lll 1111.1 attendance H” “mm ‘HQHHWH' “he .\nr- "it Is idle to suggest." argues Mr. dcr the. photograph oi the liululll: in his I.'.llllp.ll1..u for civilian in lio
will appear for the l'l‘lllllllHil‘illliil. A
large number of witnesses have been
sol'l‘l'll with subpoenas and it is
lllollclll that the 1'I-lllollsli'alll'l- will be
sustained, ullllounh this is. it matter
for tho (”Ollillllhfilllllt'l‘H to lluli'l'lllllll'.
’l‘llc (touuly ('llllllllthIllllt‘l‘H are
\l’llilllulll S Aloud, Simeon l’easc, illliI
.‘lollll ilrophl'. The board is perfectly
familiar with the. conditions relation
to he application for the removal of
the Lilydcn license from North Alain
street. to '(toillllo ltlill, and Hill! remun-
atrnuce.
the charm». for various reasons.
of those is that precedent, has l‘iililll‘
IIHIIMI the fact illllt (‘ollllh' Hill is no
pint-o for u saloon.
protection in. Hip \IiIllIil and the
Where \ no polll'l":
banquet of the society of the l-"liendlv
Soils of St. l’ull‘lCli at linrtluld 3111 ch.
17 llc.\t Representative Lolll'rgan
learned this y eaterlluy when he lepcul
‘od the society a invitations to tho \i« c-
l‘realllollt. Mr. )lillsllull uzlid ho
Would go it nothing 11.111111 us to 1111'.
will but could not make the. lll'willll
pal nddloas. He will l'ollllllunicuto
with the society lutcr.
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MISS BYRDEE
”lwoulv- llll‘ nii'l lllclllls oi Miss All
union llyvboo, of limit Nolnlillc; who
ii to many Albert I“l 'l'l'ia. next month,
Isul'prhlcli iur. last night. with it till
uhow'm. \lnny lluo pieces of lIllWllll‘
3 ~wm~
1 Is Menominee;
"rile l'cmollllll'ullce is made against»
(lul' '
walk League experts to send ten dc!-
i'gatcs; Mrs. iliclloy Lewis. oi“ Strut-
flu'd. is ill charlie of the local ftrl‘llngll-
llll'uts. Itirsfl". S. llyoll. "i'lWIlIUIII. oi
the. Norwnlll Leanin- would be glad
to hear of any slli’iilluists who would
like to go.
M--.—.—.~m
none FIRED FDR
RECKLESS oIlIvnlc
W
iloell severed. and he had been still»?
'bell repeatedly ill the buck and head.
'lho boy‘s lulcli had been pushed in
3'lulll‘ places.
The team which they drove, left till-
attended. f‘illililllll'll on to .the lullu
‘l\Ill‘.‘l't‘ the bloods pullol'cll \liluoll 11111-
the first clue in the triple
IDEAD CONCRETE”. .
CAUSED DELAY‘
Found nuildly of ii charlie ol‘ l'l":l.'-’
long driving of 1m llu'ollulllllo, ],llllill‘
li‘ioro ol‘ south Nol'wulll. cbaul‘l'oul' for
William ll. .llcfllilrlin m’ ’i‘olioul-llu was
tilled $lll ..ill‘llI costs by .llllllil- I'l‘lllKlllIll
in tho lu'lduoporl l.‘il,\‘ court yesterday,-
ll‘lore was Iuiilllliuliy tll‘H\Ill'.§ slow at
The I‘Illlllll‘l.‘ (‘llllHil‘ll.'IlIlll ('olllpany
has had little IlO‘IIlIl‘ nilh lilo content
it has used ill prcpllrllln lllc luv-4c for
I‘ll paving work which has been done
ll Tho Nol'wllllln those lulu two years.
luu when the pl‘lvors were Ill-lll'illtt
l
t
llnclo Sum flolllpuuy and Robert
llll'llltill or those. wild lllnllln of oil: or
ill: 1H hill, l'lllltll'ii fl rt'lnollstrullio to bc
lib-ll.
were illennuil-ll illl‘ plonpei'tivl- bride
(Hill the (it'lllHIlm nun ll'uly t'lljnjdlllii,‘
lilo end of their \vol'h, llou'eVI-l‘, lill'I‘c
lf'llllll' a hindrance. in Hill wily of some
HiI‘HlllI clout-Ill which was laid in front,
llll' limp Ill question bill be was on the
extreme left hand side ol‘ the road
when he struck and injured llober ll‘i‘o
NORWALK MEDICAL ABSOClATION
The drug meeting after the. summer
vacation WllR held, last l-vellllln. at the
restriction of Dr. llumorilor,
No special subject was discussed.
but plane were made for the future in.
iorestn or the association; after which
the members enjoyed the hospitality
of their host as set forth in an elegant
collation.
h«Fl ED LETTER DAV.
Aloha toward the middle of the one
llllln Albert Ferris, accolllpnuloll by
two dozen young men, escorts for lilo
young lIldlcn,1brouI;llt forth another
surprise, for this phone of tile ellua)
tion was unknown to all.
loved by the large number of young
people and refreshments were served
at a late hour. '
w-AUTO BANDITB 0F Willis.
The tail: and terror of the country
Dancing, music and games were en~l
”i ”H'- (‘lli’ Hall in North Main littlest. ;oi’ Worden avellllc Who “11% riding 9H
i-‘or two wcoku the concrete refused 3 llii'yckl.
lo l‘lnrdcn, and yesterday it was tfll‘llH The accident occurred 11 week use;
“1’ i" make Wily for the new. This fut tllo3cornor or anrfli'ld livcnu‘o null]
will be laid at once and ii In expected 3 Clrlnud gtreet, (Jillian tholy oi"
that ”in entire paling in North Mains llenhnm avenue all evil wliuons tooti
.ntroot will have been completed by the: fled to the accident and the fast that
end of another week or ten days a, |il‘iore was on the left side oi the road 1
“M- 110111 street was torn up on the right
wliolllmlntlotlon of tile Eteotype hand side for a short thlistnnce but it
will be held to Merrill College Anselm Wen brought out that he might llnvnH
blv Hall City National Bank Building, turned back to the it'll-
Hill‘lti. "that individual well owners or,
refiners ought to build nipo llllcs of
their own. I‘h‘t‘l')’ i‘nl'lllor mlullt oqunl~
iy as well (‘llll'ill‘lil'l 11 railroad of his
own, and every
rule nos plum."
It is largely the one or the potent
iiiulrulllolll of transportation, ho rule.
that has built Illullll-nc enormous ($111-
,italizallollu.
“'l‘lll- cvlliolll'o Ill the
Standard (lll I'llso proves it. (‘Hngl'lw'u
has struck down lilo l‘oouopoly I‘uil
grown. it now seeing to llcuil'oy the
source from which it enrolls."
l‘lllc lillf'u against which lilo
rclnliulllpilre lilrot'lml are the silllllill'll
Oil Company, r‘llnlldard (lll (‘olllplllly
of lmuleiana. lilo Ohio (Ill (humanly,
the Prairie fill and fills l'oulpllny, the
i).
Benson.
WWI—W Mud
DDLDEN WEDDING
ANNIVERSARY PARTY
M
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cllnsmnr. of
New llnvon, parents or llr. Charles ll
Cllnamllr and Edward Cbnnmar. of
Norwalll, are today celebrating the ill
tictll anniversary of their marriage.
A reception to their many Nor walk
friends will be tendered this utter»
r‘ioro was noon and evening, from 4 o’clock until}
rotlhlto have its pri-3
lll'll- .
"i am ltuliall mull. Know how to
illllkl- shoe and make llllli light, sec!
.lcw (full no say lu'luollndc.”
i‘roi’. l'l. hinteril,
Shoe and IIlll‘Ill‘llti Repairing
l2 X. l'olllllcxip: sll'ool."
J.........- mm... ...... . d.
~~llcu Hil'i'illI In loan at the Hair
llll‘ lillllrl'y, 71 Monroe 14'.
liliioll oi‘ the corrupt llrul'ticcs' art. it:
scisinrlll that the statement showed
relcipis llcal'ouatlli: 35.4110 and did
‘lllll contain contributions aggregating
311331111,
Article 2. »(“lllll';.'o1i that in swlulrlnz
to "11111-11 EllH-w slclll'lllcllt" the govern-
or was “chilly of wilful and corrupt
perjury."
Article 0. (Soiree: llllll ho commih
. .33333 Ltrilnd Hilfi‘l'lW ill humiliating on
DDP GETS LITTLE
, THANKS FOR WORK
The illl'l‘ilil'na 11f IHIIIl'l‘I' llllylw. ni’
lilil ls‘olllll Norwulk pillil'll furl-n, villi.
bled hilll lo ill-loll ll illirl’ ItlHI llliiIll.
lllll Hll'l'lllltiil of lill‘ lculh'l‘ lwlll'l.l of
the perilous llcillu rubholl. was forced
l3111 let his prisoner off. tliltlmr IIlllIl'il
Elmnrll a noble and upon investigating
§ found the lllti'litil'l nulkinlz himself froo‘
gwltll grapes and apples in 11 yard near
the corner of Wont street and lillyviuw
llveilllo When be actuated illc mall
Ithe noise awoke. the people. in the
house. They imaged that the man be
let an and refused to prosecute him it
he was held. lied their fl'uit been re-
illoved and the man not. cauabtwot
lolly rule. the, police any they would
I hate been censured.
m We...
u—PEOPLE'B PARTY NOTCE.
W
3U"? New York Stock iIZX‘hllIlItu with
‘ulouoy lllliI cllwlm roltl'lbull'll lo hi3
('illllllltIt..’l'. ll. ul'l .[t'lt llll'l eleven
l'Hll'lllH lllcll lrllull 'u the prevlo'pl ur-
lilies ill-ll 11' clip 11. the observer too
11- Mini with 111-. ll :Ilril'nclltillr. 523.1150,
and that ho need the 1mm.» "111' ll ‘lurgtl
purl lllol‘eol‘” in big illionwl apol'llla»
tloilll,
Aunb'll G. box was to continue
address ill the. opolllllu of court Ill
nupporl lil‘ the ill‘illllllt'lli. of the dip
l’l'lltlo ibnt Illl‘ three articles nilouill be
nlrlchnll out.
Herero! Ilmmllorn or the court were
absent. when Ilir, t‘ox resumed bill are
gulllellt olllll'tly lllllll' lo o‘clock, The
attorney by Ilituclllua the Htillelllelit 0:
Judge i’lirlicr at yrniel'day'n session
that. the t3ollnlliutlou permitted the
Assembly to impeach at any time for
Hairy rouse. llo conceded that th rt)
issue 11 "larced power of removal," but.
‘hold that. in regard to impeachmend‘
the Assembly had no power '10 Maui.
hill
or“
15111111. Nm'walh Friday pheromone opireprenonted in the case by Judge John 8, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed-
to 4: 00; evening 71411 to 9:00 ococh. 1M, Banks. ward Charmer, as mavens street.
The Stonotype is destined to he or R
great value to the employer on well
as to the employee. The general out»
he is invited to witness the demon-
stration of this rapid writing machine.
A meeting of the l’eoplca' Party will
be held in the City Hall, south Nor
walk, Thursday evening, Bentomberl
25th, at 8 o’clock. for the purpose of
tortillas a liturnoll Chub. All voters
interested in the movement are con.
dielly invited to. attend.
an official for 1min committed otters
having laltstl lattice. “’l‘illn attempt
on the pal-I, of the managers to re-
move William Shiner (or note perform
ed willie he was a motivate elitism?
(conceded 0a me heel. not 3,.
10 S, and H. stamps free Wed. Sept.
241b, at The s. and if. Co‘s Premium
Parlor, 13 No. Main fit. ‘ilriug in your
coupons, tense and particularly your
Hamilton coupons and reclaim £8. and
H. Stamps in exchange:
11 few months ago. Taken by heroicH
camera man amidst the rain at bul-
lets and dyunmltlng. A 3 reel. sensa-
tional feature with actual scenery, at
The itex Theatre. South Norwalll, to
113?.
“FALL lino wm'rca Dlai’hAY ~sALc or Home mos ‘
or the latent millinm’yst Miss POIIIO' i’lee. cake, bread. potato salad audl
mlis', ill) Washinbton 81., newshound beans, every Saturday at it 11.
Friday and Saturday. in. 100 Rollin Main street. '
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