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TOWN CLERK ‘ ~ A special meeting of the lilxeeutlvei
HIDWBERT RlS'Ml'I‘H “ i'Boarti oi' the Connecticut Woman Sui?
CONSTABLES ‘ l frogs Association was held recently in;
SAMUE. C ‘lR‘ELAND . .New Maven. The meeting was practla
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EDWARD J LADRIGAN
vBRY’JiN H SILK liast week. when it was found Impose»
IHVPNRYWC SELZER lble to complete the large amount or,
IREGIS’l‘RARS OF VOTERS business that was nwuitlng the action.
lr‘lvltS'l‘ V‘O'i‘l‘xi} DISTRICT got the board. Last week’s meeting:
JOSEPH A GARNER . was held at Greenwich. at the home at
.. J‘ ‘ . ‘ ‘ bliss C. Ruutz Rees. it was the first
'Slgg%§?mKgléNé‘mlj’figégk‘T .meeting since the beginning of the
i I summer, at which Miss Emily Pierson
THIRD VOTING )iS’FIi’iC’l‘
33 .‘fiSOUTrH
. or TRADE.
President—Nehemiah Candee.
' 3? Viee»President—-Chafles J. Pid-
~ 7' eon.
lg Secretary—‘JFrank W. Hadley.
Treasurer—iMatthew Corbett.
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- was present. and there was a very full
. ALBERT W KUDRIDG 1‘3 ,nttendance of members of the board. .
——-——~-~O~~——-w~ l The most important business 01‘ the
A PARTIAL VICTORY- moeting concerned the annual conven-
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tion of the association. It hnd been
The Bridge Construction Committee '
determined to hold the convention in
won a partial victory. yesterday. We1 Hartford, onotxtober 30 and 31. but on
the Public Utilities Commission ruled
lcelly n continuetidn of the meeting of '
.r..: at. it." or.
f; wiiefrfiocrats l _ :l
Republicans ! l
Citizens
DO YOU BELIEVE IN
RESPECTED CITIZENS?
through their party organ:
APPOINTED."
CAL MACHINE.”
Do, you believe in a CAMPAIGN 0F ABUSE? l l
Do you believe in a CAMPAIGN OF EPITHETS?
Do you believe in a'CAMPAIGN or ATTACKS ON ;
Here are SOME, OF THE EPITHETS hurled against j.‘
' “lyoulby the LEADERS of the so-called people’s
“POLITICAL 'H'EALERS and AR'BITERS. SELF—M
“LEADERS MET IN STAR CHAMBER SESSION.”
“A NARROW-MINDED DOMINEERING POLITI- .
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INSULTING cm‘r'oousr ~
party ';
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baby the BEST
sectors! NOTICES
iota Well Lodge, No. 103, F. and A. M.
.Meets in Masonic Building, South 3
': Main street. lst and 3d Tuesday of
account of the difficulty in securing
that the Connecticut Company should
lay double insides of the grooved roll
type on the new Washington street
bridge. The commission refused to
comply with the committee's demnnd
speakers for the mass meeting, the
date. has been chnnged and, at the,
meeting on Thursday .it was voted to
hold the convention on ztbe 2lst and
22d. Tile sessions of the convention
will take piece in Unity Hall. begin-
l‘ eneh month-duly and August ex.
Mastel'ins its share of the cost of the struct-
. Masons cordially invited. D‘ Burr ure. This nmountwas cut to $16.61.}.
Beach, W. M. Robert M. Wilcox.
‘ ‘eeptedwat 8 o’clock. All
Sec.
Butler Chapter, NO. 38. R. A. M.
Meets in MasOnic Building, South
JMain street. second Tuesdays
’ Masons cordially invited.
Sec.
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'0 What Congressman Jeremiah
Donovan Had to Say About
Dr. F. l. Burneli, at a Demo-
cratic City Caucus. Held
in Arion Hall. on Oct.
2, 1910.
(From Sentinel Files).
Senutor Jeremiah Donovan
moved that an informal bullot
be tnltell for mayor. us this moth-
, od would give everyone a t'llllilCU
to express their opinion regard
ing the candidate dcsized.
"Fuller the present rlr-l'uur
stances in our city. it we would
wish to will." (it‘t‘llll'lfli All". lion—
ovnn, "it would be well it our
cullcus choir-v unanimous.
There is no doubt in our mind
“lid in that oi other citizens that
a change of the mnzmnolllcnt of
our city nl'fuirs would be bcncv
Iicinl. To those who Consider
dOIllil'H and cents ll rould be no
worse. ”in those who cure for
tho oid-t‘ushionoll gowrnlnlenl of
the people. by Illl‘ people, thorn
can be grout Iill]lI‘t)\‘(’lll('llll~“.
it is limo no had it olmilur
and (‘ii‘illlt‘li the old llnhl out.
Conditions cannot be worse. 1
suggest for the purpose ol‘ lint»
log a unanimous choice for may-
or ext-ryono curd his iinlloi I'or
Ilr. Flouriu l. iiurncll."
o o o o o o o o o o o
ccooo'coooooo'ocooooc‘o’oo‘eo’b‘ovéooeooooao
Wits
VOTE FOR DR. BURNELL AND‘THE
PEOPLE'S PARTY.
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’l'llo cundhlnioo lil‘i‘ for Iiil’ hold in»
tot-cuts lillii woli‘lu'o oi the new coir coming ("Numb ”l" “um” m Hz" J’ probolzundll i‘or i'ulre in tho \‘oiceicsui
litlllllilll'ii l‘lly oi Norwnllt.
They will \illllllllll u “my “1‘an m.‘orniiun l'ronl the voters, lit: husbcru cnrdH. ouch “wring a low
or thing better may be forthcoming.
; each months—July and August ex-l
» copied—at 8 o‘clock. All Royal Aron :
Charles
A. Tuck, H. P. Robert W. Wilcox,
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ning at noon on'October Zlnt. and con-
tinuing over to the following day. The
new headquarters which are just
across the street from Unity Hall. will
While the victory 0f the town ““5 . serve as u base of supplies. and as n
meeting and resting place for the dele-
gates.
The speakers for the public meeting
it) the evening. for whom the date oil
the convention was changed, ore Mrs.
Currie Chapman Catt, the President ot‘
the international Suffrage Congress.
and Dean Sumner, of Chicago. Mrs.
.(“lltt has long been known as the Anr
erilsnn lender in the international sink
i’ruge movement. It was largely her!
tact, her skill and her gracious charm:
thnt made the congress at Budapestl
so notnhly n success. She is to be ill
the East in October. und the opporlu
that the company should pay $90,000
inot as complete as was generally hop.
{ed for, yet there is hope that some-
The Bridge Construction Committed
'nnd its attorney. John .1. Welsh. are to
;bo congratulated upon the
1ltheir work.
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Now, who under heavens informed
The Sentinel that we had wagered our
last summer's sllh socks on the sue
lcess of the fusion iickcti’Mlionr. ‘
OOOOOO
. The gentleman uses mighty good
pity of securing: her for the public
,meeiinlz hits been eagerly seized byl
lllll‘ executive board of the C. W. S. A.l
l‘lenn Snnlncr. who, among his mnnyi
duties. is secretary to the bishop Of}
Chicago. and dean of the Cathedral oti
S. S. Peter and Paul. is one of llmlt’ilti~;
ore in all social work. from lioyl
Scouts to the Chicago Home for Aged?
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< i’coplo. ills activities (like in all ages
lnld nil erodes. lie is n member of tho:
(‘hicngo Board oi‘ Iiducntion, chairman.
_Clllli‘ilil‘!~i. first vice-president
.lurouilc l’rotrctirc Lollgue, directorol‘l
0 judgment when he confines his wager
o to u. relegated pair 01' socks.
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on cxbuusiivo list of the oiilccs be:
The Sentinel Will be plcdsed to re holds in philnlithropic and social son;
Zccive letters for publication. from its ' viola. work. As is to be expected in tlnl'I
greuders. under the above bonding. A cusp of it man who hos been broughti
°ibrief and to-lhe-uolnt communication. into itllli'il with so many terms or new
0388 A general Proposition. curries more live service. he is :1 strong odvocutc
0'; weight Mid (YOYIVICUWI limit 8 lengthy of “Votes for \‘i’olnonfi' and coming.
°lone in which [no argument is not from illiuois. in» will be able». to teill;
°|concentruled We (10 1110?“ emphuiio how nnd why the own of his Stole!
°;ully suggest brevity. Long-winded M‘ llnvo out’rnnciiisml their wonlru and:
oi” the nllrisol'y committee of United.
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moot. l-hnirmnn ot‘ the Chicago Vice.
Commission. and cilupluin ot' the First;
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0 ‘ to he read, and are many times avoid. nrc lllrondy bum}; ”unlined from vot-
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l A GOOD MAN.
inn women in Illinois.
Last Week the Berlin lair ocmlpied
the nltcnlioll and lime ot’ .VIISS Mysei
Uctobor fihd' ltllfl. Etiregory, who. this your. has had:
i WWW Evening Sentinel, 1charge of the oliil’rngv work at n lnrgo:
' Door Sir: Among the lellllt‘ll oi.“ the number of ”w m.” “is... (:rmglll‘y z'e-l
(‘nndldllics for School lionl‘d ill. the ports thnt ”w mold mmul form
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of l
iMiltuil L‘oburll (it‘rli‘i‘t’i'ti prilll Cillifild‘ Thin C(moiets of u number ol‘
speech. .
linvs in 1
author llll motions in u spirit of unity,fli i‘iulili‘ul and conscientious worker on ‘ large type. lly displaying those curds“:
’l‘llc hollows dolllro popular rule. ’l‘llotlhht. boon] for the pool three years. ilo . one ni‘ter “not“... a pmmmilmi speech;
People's poriy condhlnicli
illld lll’i‘ for the people.
They urn pl‘ttt‘iirllili; whut. thoy occasions ili' bun \‘i'lil'ltl'li null voted for.
llrlliwh»wnulul-iy. not touvthvr. form-t the best interests of the ecllooie of our
rum'mwul,‘llli.‘i been independent. nod
fl.‘ill'ii'rif~'.
is delivered. ’l‘hcrc lire also cnrtls.‘
lilin record is no open book um] on uil
ouch bearing no objection to women]
.uui’irugi» und the reply to the obieo‘:
‘iion. 'l‘ho curd» liru (litilllilyml on it!
the cunt uiul lu-urilly work lor n bright town. All it fellow member Mill him. frame or “mum mm m... turnvd ”my by
future.
“11 “I“ “M Will“. ' (“‘Hl'l‘ l” ““l' ”m our “r this workers. A crowd readily
If you liieulro to with for lip. lluruoll, who-2o utlontion to tho llii‘l'iirl oi” hisI “mm“ in HM. the "1.000,,” umi mm,
and the l’eoulo’n ticket, do no by pluc-ll'hlldidnl‘y.
ing it cross in lilo column dellllrunto-d,
to; People's 'l‘hxltot.
Don't ioruei. this on election tiny.
made previous mmcosoi‘ul rerorlhl.
‘ tions.
NY.
nominees:
MAYOR
FRANCIS i BURNEM.
C iTY TREASURER
M'IIJF‘RED BODWELI I
CITY SHERIFF
AUGUST C KNOWN
COLLECTOR 0F TAXES AND
ASQIWSMEIN’DB.
ROBERT G MITCHELL
BOARD OF EDUOATION
'i'he opposition tells you from the in New ltnulend end he has ulwuys fir.
hiotiorin through its orntorn thnt youi vored ull progressive and modern
should throw noido your party IiilllliiV methods OLEIIUCIIIIOZI which would inr-
tWil) mull-3 YOU TO lit) iii) AND tlvc or party or notation, will make hm
VOTE FOR lilt. lililtNlClll. Am.) 'l‘i'ilmidliidiukP in casting their ballots for Dr.
PEOPLE‘S 'l‘itlitlll'l‘ ON NEXT MON-
The ioliowing minim: upped? on the
People's ticket. outside of the district
‘oi the lit-Milo remain to see the thingl
llr. (lolmrn wns very luruoly iilhlillt; “”0““. After ",3de the whole “(3.:
mcniui in rim-urine .Vlr. (.llnplmlu. ow .1.“ of curds, enrollment filliltl urn
“m“ “"il WW“ ”W'rm'm"“n" """l phoned round the nudiencc and large}
The boot. iot'lli uovornnu-ilt cnn only! on this ground illol'le iii' is entitled to{ “mum“ of ulniulturcfl “I.“ obtained»
be secured tilrolmll obit-lulu who hole he rrnclccimi. ills nuibilion hos boon. Minn “Mm”, reports thnt this quiet
to ouliw our schools interior to none. speech 1“ much more oil’cctive thou
:opcu nir hponklng Ill. the fair“. on it lnl
ivory dlilicult to limit n spot sumcientlr
quiet for the people to be nblc to her
' ,u. r'oslec- .
\ oter i x 1 ion in comfort to n speaker.
tlior illili umbitlou.
“om.
“MEN HIGHER UP" to CONSPIR-
ACY TO DEE-FAME FUNK.
CHICAGO, Oct. 3.——“'Men higher up“
lin the alleged conspiracy to detains
. Clarence til. Funk. former general mon-
1him of the International Harvester
Company. were named in the couture
sion lost nightot John C. Banning,
who sued Mr.1i‘unk for slimathlngs.
Ewing’s snet‘tions. The names or
two men who. Helium asserts, were
behind the scheme to blocken Mr.
Funk’s reputation, have been suppress-
.ed. according to State‘s Attorney may:
Culliil‘ii for the School Board.
.I. B. LAWRENCE.
PANAMA BOOKS.
We here arranged with tho Syndi-
cats Publishing Company to continue
the sole of these valuable books until
Saturday.
Connecticut peaches are being fed
to the pigs, and New Jersey tomatoes
used tor iertilizer. according to pull-
"5th accounts. or course you have
to reside permanently in both statue
to know the exacttruth gambling to
the outsmt well km.~»pmduets.
ed by a grand Jury.
“SELF-APPOINTED and SELF-ANNOINTED PO-
LITICAL LEADERS."
“.PHARISEES SHOUTING FROM THE HOUSE-
TOPS."
These choice epithets apply, in part. to you. PRO-
GRESSIVES. for your party has representatives on the .
fusion ticket. ' ‘
Here is the SELECT INSULT specially applied to the
twenty-one delegates to the Citizen's convention:
“THE SAME POLYPODS . WHO ARE) FAIRLY
CRAWLING OVER ONE ANOTHER.”
A POLYPOD IS A THOUSAND-LEGGED WORM.
HERE ARE THE THOUSAND-LEGGED WORMS who
are fairly crawling over one another: -..
READ THEIR NAMESand ask yourselves whether
they are WORMS or whether they ,are RESPECTED CITI-
ZENS of our city. V
DR, J. 0..GREGORY. DR. CARL A. HARSTROM.
FRANK I. JONES. JAMES T. HUBBELL, MICHAEL J.
RIORDAN; MOSES H. GLOVER. CHRISTIAN
SWARTZ. ANDREW LEARY, MINOT S. SMITH. JOHN
W. CRAVV. NEHEMIAH' CANDEE, WILLIAM J. H.
BOHANNAN. WILLIAM S. HANFORD. ELLIS E
HOWARD.'HARRY RIDER, FRANK W. GREGORY. '
GEORGE W. MILLS. FRANK L. CLARK. J. B. RAY-
MOND, PERCY SHERRON and ALEX. J. RUMLER. 0
Voters:
Ask yourselves this Question:
WHO WOULD BE THE REAL GOVERNMENT IF
THE SELF-STYLED PEOPLE‘S TICKET SHOULD BE
ELCTED?
WHO ARE BEHIND THIS PEOPLE'S TICKET?
WHO STARTED IT?
WHAT WAS THEIR REAL MOTIVE?
WHAT DO THEY REPRESENT?
DID LOVE FOR THE NEW
THEM?
DID THE DESIRE TO GIVE THE UNITED CITY
THE BEST POSSIBLE GOVERNMENT PROMPT
THEM? or -
DID REVENGE PROMPT THEM? or
CITY PROMPT
YOU’LL give YOUR
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or otherwise; to protect the
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CHICAGO, Oct. 3.——"1leb’ illlsl~teil.m’~ CINCINNATI. 0.. Oct. 3.——~The Na-
tile White *Sox pitching staff. obtained tlotlal Baseball Commission yesterday
a license here yesterday to merry Miss reinstated Player Monty C. I’liyi to
JChnrlotte Benz, of Indianapolis. She good standing in organized baseball.
lie a cousin of Joe Benz. who also is? and held that he was a member of the
in pitcher tor the local American Lent-1.~ New York National league team. ,No
.uo team. fine was inflicted.
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DID HATRED OF THE FRIENDS on THE UNIT-
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Voters:
and
VOTE ACCORDINGLY.
Democratic, Republican and Citizens” Committee.
(Adm)
of hill wile, which wus mudc several
months llgo. nnd which resulted ill the‘
indictment of Daniel lionnhoo. a low»;
yer. who is alleged to have furnished
f; the money; Miss Aileen Hemmer. in“... suit WM ilied we went to Mobile, ‘
witness, nud .lsunc ISteii‘tel, u. detec-
tive. "
distilling confessed. according to Mr.
Home. that Funk linddieen chimed,
out in revenge for the testimony he
save in ”it” Lorimer case. After the
Bennie failed to oust :Lorlmer lit the
iirst hearing. Mr. Il‘imk told oi? it com,
vemtiou with Edward iiiues in theJ
Union tongue Club. a few days otter
Mr. Lorhuer'e election. in which Hines
was alleged to have said: "We out
Lot-liner over. but it cost Hoodoo".
This was tollowed,:ldr. mink sold. by
.n request that tho internment ner- ,
water Company my 110.0% at this
amount.
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“I was promised a biennium nioner‘
it I would bring suit millet Finnish
ell-relax him with having alienated.
11m Wite’s alterations."
.numed.~m.iddletown firm. nestling surmounted the contend n”;
“I we out or work. ‘
ANSWER THESE QUESTIONS in your own minds,
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mono nun-h money tluitl tell tor their
gonzo. i couldn't not my with to agree,
but Donahue iiilii Aileen lieppnez‘
worked on her and she gnve in. Alter '
Aim. but roporters found us. end we
had to frame up some evidence and so
to trial. That is where the detective
cunlo ill who got the bell boy to wear i
that my wife and Mr. drunk were eerv-l
ed with drinhu nt tho or‘ano racllle‘;
Hotel. i never saw Funk until tbo'.
trial started. When We lost. 1 got all
tip there was a wurrent out for Incl
and l slipped out of the room. Wei
were furnished money to leave tumult
nnd I have been traveling on their-i
money ever since." i
Stnte's Attorney .bloyne will hold a l
uonterenee today with attorneys tom}
mr.’ Funk, loud it is estimated he would
make a statement at its conclusion.
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True woman. says an 'mtoriesl.
bishop. will not wear slit skirts. All
geld manning. many true women do. treatment
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