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SOCIETY NOTICES
Booth Norwalk. Conn.
Oot.16th, 1914.
A data! communication of Old Well
No. I08, F. and A. M., will be
Id in Minnie Temple. 800th Main
TM}. 0139!)” 20, 1914,. at 8
, P« m.
work—M. M. Degree. ..
All Matter Mount are cordially and
m mmy invited to attend.
D. B. BEACH, W. M.
, F. s. LYON, Acting Secrotary.
r Chapter No. 38. R. A M. ,.
Melts In Ma00nic Building, 80th
313111 St. 2nd and 41h Tuesdays,“
mil month—duly and August a
., ousted—at 8 o'clock. All Royal Aron
‘ linens cordially Invited. Charla!
A. Tuck. H P. Robert W Wilcox.
SECTIONALISM
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From the platform adopted by
the Republicans of the Town of
Flor-wall convention as-
gambled, Tuesday evening, Oct.
33. 1914:
The Republican party is irre»
bled Monday evening, Oct
12. 19:4:
1 ISI: “10 prescrxntion H the
ri glito of the several “£1de and
V hauling districts of the City of
Nbl'walk. .
22d That no” amendments
‘ 3 Charter of the City of Nor-
walk shall be made without the
Consent of all the wards of the
city .
The Republican candidate for
Vflétor, Hubert E. Bishop, and
For Representatives. Charles F.
and Crawler C. Hege-
stand on this platform.
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"PO ULARITY 0F HUBERT E. BISH-
09's oAMoloAcv.
When Hubert E. Bishop was nomi-
ted for Senator by tho Republicans
«lithe Twenty-Sixth Senatorial Dis
that. The Sentinel volunteered the
to
.,
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To To who have become tired 01 fol-
lowing 1n" the wake of ambitious poli-
, whose sole aim Is to gmtlty
moi ambition Mr. Bishop never
um nor did he desire to become a
idato for public 00100. The call to
{I}: u duty was the only motive which
11311-111111 to consent to run for the
e of Senator. Since his nomina-
Vlten of him as a man. He has been
{mule-spirited citizen and In business
as been successlul. What an op
oftonlty, therefore, it should be for
voters of the Twenty-Sixth Sella.
[District to support him at the
, We confidently look forward to
C n by a rousing majority
‘kulvpnap‘mao For: WAA.”
my little while some statesman
Iisodvern that Uncle «Sam is not pro
110' tofwnr, and pronouns to, sound
elation coil to arms The latest
mist is Congresgmnn Gardner, or
Wassachusetts. He introduoed a reso-
n in the House the othel (lay call-
a military inquiry by a; nation-
illecurity nommlsslon _ V
111111113 luvestlgution,"
11.” ' gala,
hicb‘ ls being concealed from
0 United states 1315111111;- 1111--
mutilation that his candidacy would;
o‘hllét; the support of the small mass ot~
. only,words o! praise have been
ll pen the eyes 01 Americans to n.
Inna 6“an wont: ill-snowed has
névor existed. Ware not a milkory
. Motion. We have fought when wohod
l9. and Bright walk, but there has
é'nevor Men 3 time alone the Cavfilers!
73111113911” in Virginia 1111111119 Phylum 11‘
Plymouth Rock that we went around
looking (or a” scrap, or were eager for
- war if there was any other honorohle
lghtlde 11'2oa.rn., “Manny:
fly out of the troubte.
We refuse to bowall our present
plight. All the powers that might
threaten us have'thelr hands full al-
,ready. Nobody Is going to bother on
until this war is over, At any rote;
and than both victors and vanquished
,wlll ho so weakened thut they' ll be glad
of a chance to recuperate The terms
or settlement any who future wars
unlikely. At least,” we can dooldo than.
1100011311151 to change our policy.
it what the congressman really aim:
at in military 0310161114113 111er than
enormous strength. the country ls with
him. We want our army and navy to
be as III and ready as money and
brains can make them. It Is a part of
reasonably strong navy. Any Impor-
tant wars we may be drawn Into will
presumably be defensive; ond‘untll ri-
ainont‘”wo hnd‘better keep «fleet to
811ml our shipping and our seaports
Increasing its atrength consistently
from your to year.
But‘ with that, and with an etfécllve
but vmail army. and the proper trolnv
Ins and equipment 0: our National
Guard under present rational system,
we may stand pat. We want no big
army, no great military class The
European lmbroglio shows how oxcea‘
Inlve prepallldnyoputor war Invites war.
We are a would! nation. and proud 01
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SOUTH FAREs ROYALLY
IN PORK BARREL
The South has fared well In the
River and Harbor appropriations. An
announcement which the Secretary or
a _
under the result 'RIversV and Harbor)
bill. which oarrled $20,000,000, Show;
that about anyw- oe'm. or 111111 mon‘a‘y
Is to go to projects” In lilo-South. ’ North
Carolina, Postlnuateraflenernl Burlo
son 3 state, Agents to novel tallied beat.
Here are some of the nice luloy bits
or pork whlob the postmaster—genera?!
state will receive: Beaufort harbor;
1 $5,000; Beaufort Inlet. 310,000; Fishing
Crook, $1,000; Pumlloo and Tar Rivers,
$18,500; Bay Rlvér. 31,0110; 001113111111.
Creek 52. 000; Neuso Rlver, $26,000;
Swirl Creek, $500; Waterwhy from
Pamllco Sound Ito Beaufort Inlet, $3.
400; New Riven 11112111111112 Inland watt-V
erways between Beaufort harbor and
New River and between New River
and Swansboro. $16,000; Northeast.
iBlack and: Cape tFenr (above Wilmlng.
ion) Rivera. $10,500; Cape Fear River
above Wilmington, locks and dams,
$90,000; Clips Fear River at and be-
low Wilmington, $1, 155 .000. .
South Carolina projects draw :70,-
000; Georgia. projects draw” $353, 000;
Florida“, Alobulna, Louisiana. Missis-
slppl and Texas got 33 110,000.
This State of Tens alone rebelves
$1, 428, 000
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SAVING MILLIONS FOR FARMERS
operative finance. _ , ~~
‘ The bank vws‘b authorized by the lost
loans at 11 low rate ‘01; Interest It is
estimated that 11111131 tho, new slystém.
the 1311111111111 Ivill me $240” on every
$101.10 mortguge. .
" "Thorn are $100,000,000 in murtgages
1 on 11‘ w Yorli forms According to 1113
expertll (estimate, that would mean
324 000 .000 soled by conversion. into
The “1111511111 splrlt" which Congress-
calmly and Intelligent”. Whether It’s
our national plan. 100, to’maintaln- a»
val powers consent to limit naval srln- .
War has Just godo of tho allotments
’ 111111111111 11: ”11130111131115 1
Intent to try and limit the campaign ; explanatlo
issue to an undergone“ '01 President
”11 the Land Bank of the slate oi New
York Works 0111 according to speclfi- VS "
cations, furthers everywhere 111111 hnvo ,
their 01 as 011011011 to tho niorlta pl 00? ,
Legislator” not} Is now 11110111. to start
er stocking of the forms, the purollnse
of better seed, thomore complete and
elfecllvo cuitlvntlon £11 1110 land.
Farming has mien behindother ln-”
dustI-Ies tor lack of proper financing.
There is no better 111111111191 than
money Nothing ,leIlV Incrdlue the pro-
credit 1.1113111. ,
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TARIFF AND PRICES-
(Bridgeport Post (Ind. D3111.) 011:3.)
Attention wu called the other day
to the pin oi the numerous to mllks
tho support otProsldont Wilton their
‘I
discussion to this 1131:. Evidence ls
already at- hand to show how cerium
It Is that our immune: blonds will
not be allowed to confine their Ills-
cusalhnn. The’y” 1111133111111 upon
to defend than record in Congress.
With spacial reference In the
and the failure to reduce the cost or
living.
'It must now be apparent to the moat
suporflclal that the voters “want to
In other directions
quite likely to 11
And so it is
a Domain
cinti'ons. it providas‘u system where ‘”
by the farmérs ol the State» 111 be ’”
V:- able to exchange 1113114 111103 I mort-
gages 1011' SloWehlutul‘ing 1.11111 Ban
with the 1111‘ thut the built of necessl
ties of life are higher than over 1113
Hail. E. J. Hill Is agaillbeiore mutual“: the Re-
publlcan candidate for Congress from the Fourth Con-
gressional District of Connecticut. It was one of the
millfortunes of the election 1“”? year: ago that be was not
reelected. Many Who votoclfor om candidatu at that
election have repeatedly rognettod the outcomo If explain
slons heard on all sides can be mm as an indication.
Mr. Hillwaotoovaluublea mill to bill District and
country to be iotlred to private life. As a COnStmctive
kgiolatorhehodiowoqws and his farm beanie
countrywide. Dnringthe eighteen years ho mad as
Congressman he hover performed a public' service de‘
serving just criticism. We are of the Ill-111 belief that
just such 111.211 should be in our halls ”of legislation
1’0an rare ability, and with power to cx‘pmils him-
self forelfully and commonly, we bellow that he should
be given a hearty support not only bygllls townsmen but
by the voters of the entire district.
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ductivonnss or inflows than a shod ‘
taflfl;
‘now than ever betoro. »
that the war had destroyed our mm;
Al markets And we” could not sell on
much All we used {or-1» That 111191111111
In not womntoddnztaot. On the my
any tho Gonmwlku m: 1310,?
tom“: the Wat ”of 0011»:
memo was sending” out figures to” show
that the airports 1110111 1110 ”port or New
York reached their Idaho-t figure tor
11 west. and 1111 become of tbo’wor,
while before the win it urns just the
What is the record for the Under- l”
wood thrill? It wont into enact more‘
than a year 1130. Almost “0111110
start more won a decline in expons
Land” an Increase In Imports and this
main Issue during the campaign Shining.” “‘9 disadvantage 0’ 0"";111 congressmen at the elections In No—
Whlie admitting that this was beyond workmen “03mm“ to 5‘13““ 1' when vember. They hope,“ the loss will not
a. doubt a strong card with many vol-1"“ war storted.- , instead °t the W“ be over fifty. which would la'llve them
era, we questioned whether 1113 Donia-1 hurting “‘9 UDE°W°°d 1“" It 1‘“ lWlth a. comm-table working majority.“
‘crnts would be allowed to limit the helped save the country ironi much ~
‘0: the law’s weakness, as We showed
VIII; [some Bridgeport Industries.I
Moonw‘hlle how About prices?
stead of going down they have gone;
up. They went up before the War
started and they have reminded up;
The» real necessities or hits no higher
T111111 It is that the Isl-II! becomes
agoln' the real Issue 0: this eunpnign.
Th0 Undefivoou law was passed to
known certain things, and they umlsatisfy theorists and free traders and’
not going to be put all with any cry?
2out; regard for 1110 Interests of Con-
pennant or the North This fact has
3001119 home all too £0101ny to the
the greater part at the ”931111. with-
Tutors oi the North and‘ they wan
will not be llm '
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' 11111111
I Doings)“ Bayou: Concerning f” I.
All Parties
Ex Mayor Edwin Wilcox has deolm- ‘
is beyond the age 10 enable him to
quality as ouch 03101111. The Norwalll
town committee has substituted thy
name of John W. Curnow on the ticket.
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The First Ward Republican Club is
arranging for a smoker on Friday ev”e~
hing In their new rooms. Delegations
from the several wards of the town
will be present. .
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Cramer C Hegeman, Republican can
Ins assured of enthusiastic support by,
the voters or thodowu The young
,men on going to rally to his cause and
‘Mr. Hegeman made 11 favorable Impres-
sion when he spoke at the smoker infill
Frills)? evening. ’ .
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Judge John Keogh evidently Is not
allowing grass to grow under his feel.
and no one who knows John believed
that he would. lie was at the flre~
men's (air, In Assembly Hall. Saturday
nlxbt. as was also Senator Weed. It
their ayes on political Iences.
. ” ~+~.
didnto [or Representative. It Is to
run for public ollloe that
shouldn’t be any «11111311011, no to tho-
supborl he receives.
It Is authoritatively stated that Com-
missioner Posse hull posltlvoly refused
‘ to ”commit himself to the appointment
of any ”mentor one Ill ”Deputy Sher.
, It! In the ovont 0! his election 11.3 Shor-
. III, , Therefore. all rumors so to tho
countless oi aspirants tor appointment
mm mm And the Commissioner
*doonn‘t propose to have” a campaign Is-
”Mmtot'suoh reports.» ’ .
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Former Gaul-nor 8111:01- bas Issued a.
chull 01130 to Culonel Roosevelt He
1“”; "1111. Colouobhounioaor 11
mom. Coach to the trout It you «have
tbs cumin and lot 111. pooplolhofl'r
adult you And 1: 1111.110 so our.» it you
will uni-ob 1011.4 can um um 11111111
or your sthlklng horns.” Davenporb nor
Murphy 3” Limo Boy 0100 101111111. will
get runny volesfil
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The Bridgeport Post says: “From
reports which have been. rocolved In
Washington by the Democratic Cou-
mulomu Commune It I: admitted
that the Democraul will lose heavily
WITH OTHER EDITORS.
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The fact Is as the Springfield 11;.
pubiloan snys. that "Deeply concerned
!in tho rel-establishment 0! peace as
this country Is. more to nothing in the
Ipresent situation in Europe to 11101130
11110 hope that the bolllzerents are In a «
the least disposed ”to” listen, to, pro- ,
posalg of mediation, nor are 11m 111-,
‘Vdioatlons that President Wilson Is
pressing unwelcome suggestions upon
any of the belligerents. The tone at
the British and German press shown
how bitterly either Great Britain 01
Germany would resent diplomatic no-
present oonillct.-~Norwich Bulletin.
Why should th 011111111 Govern-
wont refubo our dlplonultic represen-
'tativos tho privilege of bonding Itood
'to the starving citizen; I Bl‘ullsols and
distributing It holler. 912101111 111131
pines, to make sure that it reaches the
Belgians? We suppose there are two
starving. Which” has been” 0 .
by Germany.-1V'Wnt
didato for Representative, to daily bo- .
Is presumed that. while there they had”.
Charla “(Tl-1111mm Is 1111 Ideal cun-
mre for a business man to éonsent to‘
there ‘
that it has not yet arrived in the.
rensons. iirsl, Itho lmputntlonon um I
”ed 1110 nomination as Justice 01‘ the C 1
Peace on the Republican ticket. as ho ‘ '
H
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uj and Winter needs.
IT IS NOT a sale of
his ‘frlends predict a remarkable Hill. ‘ ‘
WERE you 111110
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(Continued from First Pogo.)
account for his 11111111 or his. pronouns
In New Canaan
Found In Old Collar. I
A 11 130111111111! A (uni out: at tho
Huohloborry. Hill Potion, Inthenonh-V
01-11 part or the Towu 111 Now 01111111111,
was panning through 'tho dosertod
form In which the old collar 11‘ when
he observed the ”crouching body or
a mall. weaned between the trunk
of A tree that bod Brown In the cellar
since It was abandoned. and A 11:33
stone, which had formed part or the
(0110111111011. Decommm had not In.
The police authorities and Medical
Examiner Charles B. Kooler were
called: The body was removed to the
town morgue, whore 1111 Investigation
”‘ was baton.
, On the body were found 1mm that
showed tho body to be that 0! Chalet
Butcher. at Bridgeport. Other letters
ably 3. relative, and from Mattie Chen.
tor. of Georgetown. . .
, Empty. Bottle. Nutty;
Two empty. bottles, which my lead
Butcher’s 11ml; wore round not inr
Prom the body and an analysis wlll be
made today by Dr Koalor to detox-
mine what were 1113' contents. Sovere-
bruises were found on the legs of
Butcher and he 11“
ifl‘he police or Bridgopol‘t vies-”‘3 11‘
1111131111 through. than. Edwin Butcher,
. "Ho declared last night that
his father had left Bridgeport Au-V
51131 2 to visit his daughter, Mrs. Em
ma Carey. 11: Plilters'on, 1211mm coun-
ty.” N, ...Y and that lost wool: he wrote
hlln that he planned to return to
Bridgeport. He heard nothing ore of
him- until the polloe 1111111311 1111 I the
death. ” :
16 ”Your Great Opportunity
is a sale of the NEWEST FRESHES'F
and BEST that the market affords all ”
much LESS than the regular prices.
Male .and Greater Bargains , than, ever
before have been. prepared for” the .sale‘,
thrifty 311011110111 11131 visited the store to 5'1
day and took adYantage 0f the wonder-
ful oiféringslwlf not better come T0-
were addressed to. him from "Kitty," x
198 Prospect street. Bridgeport, prob
no a solution: 0!, tho-mystery of. '
, mokn hia- headiluqxters and? who
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to supply Fallsg
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old merchandise. 11;“ -
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11g the hundredso
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“.‘.‘.“‘I‘“‘
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”many mu.
Butcher is survived by one son, Ed-
will. and three daughters, Mrs. Emma.
Carey. 0! Patterson; Mrs. Joseph
Shall, of Torrlnslon. and one whose
Inhale Edwin was too excited to recall
lust night, llvlns In Poughkoopsie.
Ill”. _Y. I
,An autopsy to damping the noose
or the death of Butcher was performed
by Dr Chains IB. Reader, the medical
examiner. todny. When the body was
discovered letterr wero found on It
which would to ludlcuto tint the man
might have been Edwol-d Butcher. 01
Patterson, N Y. Identification. how
but, m undo link): by a 11011. Edwin
Butchor, with whom the domesed had
been living. The son said his father
left Bridgeporttlie lorepnrt of ”last
month to fish: a daughter at Patterson.
N. Y. A week ago the hither sent word
tobt he expected to return. and that
was the lost heard or him until the
finding pf tho body.
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11111110113111: SANCTUARY
11.1s AUSPIOIOUS ‘ormlxu.
Second Refine of Its Kind Which Is
Located in Mlle!!! ls Under
" Snporvlsion o! (Bonnet-flout
Audubon Society. ,
The Bird Craft sanctuary, of Fair-
field was ausplciousl ”dedicated by
the Audubon: sdcloty o: the state of
Cbnnectieut'on Saturday morning and
notvvlthstunding the Inclement weath-
er a goodly number were in attend-
none at, the 111101701503, in Falrfleld. 11111
memory being located on Unquoua
Ieriden, 1T. H.,”,vvho is
,, ho sanctuary there.
Izod [actors on bird
. 11111111 Hon}, 1 of South
Nél‘wfllk‘,” ported 0 still) Work of the
junior branch of the Audubon socie—
y and a. {loom composed by \liss
”Emily {Fl-”001110111 Smith“, 11' Bridgeport
I hoo‘l teacher; and entItIeGIWFrom
the Bird! inhini. Wright" was read
11,133: Malia "nguod Wright; is the
president of the 11111111111111 society and
been instrumental In entondlng
0.111111 organization and in 11er-
e details of. establishing the I
unr‘y "which in tho gm of on .
abbot 10 miles and upon the 11110111.
alod 111111 a bungalow baa 111156111
acted, where the'flcnretnhor- will
ty will hold its 11101112111
‘I is mine through a s
1 gate being a roprod
. 31: the mun ”might huvo» been ,Butoher;“
‘ _ butfinenedlct Is unable to tell delln’ltol‘y
English Oathodrnl. T
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