Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, October 31, 1914 · page 12

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priseputy.” hut town! thespeskers
‘knorringthsywcretoheel-Bfllunon .
M-l'r London spoke very brie”. Pleds- 1 "
, in; his ihllmfi to the Republican per .‘
ty and its principles. . .
{tuber-t E. Bishop, or Norwaik, csn-
didate for state senator, spoke at the
diflerence between Democratic prophe-
Cy and actnai existing conditions and
' the discrepancy between theory and
practice. in discussing the Democrst-I
. lc larilf Mr. Bishop said: “The for-
eign grower. finding the tam! barn
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GAZETTE BUILDING. THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE NORWALK

:1 Ladies’ Tailored Suits and Cents

. New and attractive models are arriving daily, which reflect the latest ideas in women' s dress for the pres-
"I out season. All interested are invited to visit the Suit Department and inspect them.

 

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icy things your shiver.

will he terrible in the
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. _ , , , ~. abolished entirely, immediately raises. BEACON BLANKETS I

, _. Justify the coal-bin with m make 11 magmas, his price, and we are compelled to. ‘:.

‘ of the FERRI‘S kind. 9 . . ' ‘ “I have been nominated in the inter- suhmI“ ‘" hf“ demands, and 3° it will The warmest and most satisfactor Cotton Blanket ever sold. .73

dam-dam stuff or Let Me Te” You sets of the welfare and decency at 3: 3:11:33; other-t infusnfpe Cg: Beacon Bathrobe Blankets. for men and women. complete with cords and frogs, $2.50. ..'

1101 that Often sells as ' Connecticut," concluded ‘Mr. Hill, “and e f‘ I' ‘ Ie 9°“ W ere "I ' Indian Blankets, in many designs. $3.50. ideal for couch covers. :.

- there is nothing that will spoil your I ask your support in the coming elec- ““3" “i s to make a prollt and “8 .aCrib Blankets, of pink or blue, in many pretty patterns, 50c, 751:, $1.00. .I

:puls shakers m the watch or clock quicker than dirt and lion. foreigner will assume control of the . - .1
m and irritates one’s

rmare‘et and dictate his own price."

Back to Republicanism. ll United Discussingwhether Governor Bald-

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immense throng in attendance at last‘ ed to the senate, Mt Bishop said
evenings rally. Cramer C. Hegemsn.l \\ hen Governor Baldwin uas elected
to orfice. he {good that after the pay

candidate for Representative, acted as
chairman. Enthusiasm was at hign’ ment at all indebtedness, there was
pitch from the opening until the finish a surplus 0‘ I234 000 00 remaining in
lhndI most frequently, the semi ments‘ the treasury, and that after four years
lexDressed by the several speakers;qf his moulnbency. there is at the
were approved of in a noisy but hearty present time a stale debt of $11, 000,
law 11 sincere «.manner 21100.00 And Governor Bgldwin was
The meeting was so” of a getto- ‘eleCted upon a platform of economy.
‘ SHAHE 1 . . gether, heart to heart talk 100a! Repub which shows that Democratic promis-
l m nouns, in various walks of life, briefly 22;"; made for election purposes

under false retenses, and jg entitled speaking and informally discussing the I‘

“ll ‘ DISER‘GE: to ”o salaryp” Another congressman issues ““de The need to stand MT‘IB'thOp. pledged his earnestIIlzf:
use quoted from the Congressional together all" vote it “straight" “as 1;)": I” ( interests of the entire ( 'V
‘Record as saying “He (\ir. Donovan) the dominant note in every speech. 3 :hmted' d ii i
[says some are here only on pay days. ‘ Attorney William J. H Bollannon, t lk 9 soul? es: and "‘0‘“ .pmc‘y‘a.
Ill uould be far better for the country, the “I“ speaker culled “90m declared a was t at 3 you by Chm?“ E I en
for Congress and Connecticut it he that “51101131 prosperity had reached hinge, a prominent manufaiturer. \ir
recognized as was not hole at all much less on pay ”‘9 highest degree in history. wianmmnga 59°96 0’ "'9 “mum” of
and its time dam." iProsldenl Taft left the White House. harsh?” 23:1: 3 mIatIl: of politicsI
1 . 1 . w 1 ssrc y a ill ness propos
‘ Mr Hill said llellad not thoughti‘on :3: “12:: 2:1,,:ngzamhihgsfrzlelfn (1E1? ”u“ and should be free from all par-
. fortunate split in the Republican pnr- llsnushlp and calmly rollsldeled ill a
null on. has been endorsed by the 3311:: Ting?! lhadpdllfllcerhjl‘lrllllg 1;: iy. Woodrow Wilson crawled into powI businesslike way \ir. Jennings is as
EmuldBnt of the United States. 1 ”81113101113111. 3 er, and “Jerry came along in the same familiar with industrial conditions in
flatter or endorsement in the press. way." “Our Democratic friends say Germany. ”313' .nud other ”“0993“

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

old, rancid oll. Cleanliness and csur
tion‘ in, economy inva timepiece. The
delicate parts do indescribable work
and will soon wear themselves out it
permitted to run in accumulating dirt
and without oiL

CHAS. BRAND

Watchmnkcr. Jeweler, Optician.
138 Washington St. So. Norwiaik

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Medium and winter weight
UNDERWEAR

Shir“. Pants and Union Suit.E for men, women and children. Dr. Benton s Sleeping Garments for small
children.

Helps for lloueecleeuing in the Bargain Basement.

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DEATHS Mill FUNERILS.I

Mrs. Simon Slrcct Watkins.

Mrs. Susan titles! Watkins, wldy
on of the late Robert in Watkins,
passed away last night 0L1. 30,:11
her home. 97 South Main slrcct, in
the nlnly sixth 32111 or her age. She
“(ll-l born in West Noluulk, ill lhl‘J
daughter of Samuel and Clmn Mullr
er slime-t Some oi llE‘I‘ early life 11.111
spent in New York (My uncle she
belonhed to the tllOll of Dr. Hatfield s
3‘llurch, was married in 1845 at West
Norwulk and Mill llt‘l husband joluul
the Congregational] church of Damn
but after moving lu South Norwalll

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{uh Donovn‘n is a shame and
disgrace to Congress, the Democratic
If!!! and the community in uhicll he.
tires.” He is notoriously
Connecticut clown,
them "was a change.

H. Krieger Co. ' H. Krieger Co.
READ THIS PLEASE ”

The Krieger Co. is known far and

 

 

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My opponent, after a

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_-lmmedlately telegraphed to Washing. 'l‘llc Norwulks but 11 o 11.1 d on a street” we repeat that much advertised phrase, countries as in America. ““9 his Wk in 1872 became u member of 1111)__ Wide for its ability to C10 h ’1‘
ton to determine if it was genuine. I ' “ ‘llank God for Wilson." Well may “’53 one 0‘ the greatestIlptereut. Confirm “9"“) “hum“ 1"“ “"9 31' .
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l! rednest The very same letter was ”0 buildln u m riatlons for g or of the countries across the water tllo‘gmpi‘esemmlvc. briefly allelic. comp!!!" Church and will 11.» mnulnhered by3 h d t f t It known for its
sent to Hal'tford,.tlle‘ only change in walk. “1 plidggg pillbllcly to do every- I'lemocrntlcgarty hopes to save itselt.‘ lug the public adlnglistrallons of at» many as 1111 earnest cunslslunl church ea. . 0 00 o . lS .
Wording being the substitution of Mr ' ' "Dullng a rainstorm in Europe the fairs ulth a menu cluring concern, and temperance worker until the l11~ » ‘ .
organ’e name. I wouldnt care for {km s": Icon]: :3 3:: :1 31:33:? Dono Democratic party roller up its breech. and naked if it would be practical to {axillfir‘ii $333,135: Tht'élhllhfiln liberal CREDIT PLAN » Every
59“,}! an endorsement, but I have re 111111 1e c u Eg . l 1 'es." Mr BollnnnonIIsald that they: put a man in power to make Irndlcal “NI", avenue. éhmucl 1.11.1.1 c1111‘;»1;»..,. «
‘ red the support of thinking men, M" lllll 9‘ comidemble length d“; Would keep Jerry Donovan home this changes and hire entirely new 913- Hmeklue, also 11 slslcrfl-Ml‘s. 19111115“ yearits fame has Spread to more
W110 V03llnlal’fly choose to endorse me. (ussed the socslled war tax, and told time, calling him the “Truant Officer." 1110178981 discharging the old. Mr. cos 142.“,Ifii'lllolll' and a micro. Miss .
“T1193! parade a letter from Charo just how the money “0““ be ””3”“ "i believe the people of Connecticut 'l‘rlstram also pledged Ibis hearty *‘I‘Iug‘YI "gIIlrlxighlfifli-E “1"!qu SiIlNhIIIlIiIiln . ' and more people until this Sea_
Clark. 1 wish Champ Clark would un- . lrom the people made the most serious mistake of their support to the Republican ticket and to 1.1119111» held .111 lair lutgmlisldtnli if: . h f
och million and let me tell you what "EV?” time 3'09 "9k 11 war-tax lives when they turned down our tel. the interests of Norwalk it elected Monday 11m 1112 0010‘.ka in... inter- 1.
" said to me. slump." said Mr. Hill. "Think that you low townsman. E. J. Hill a man pro Crnmer 0 119591111111 ,3th candldatem mom .11 West Norwnlk cemetery. . son the demands on us ave ex
“rho Bridgeport Farmer. which Mr. d0 5° by "19 grace Of Jerry Donovan, roundly conversant with industrial for representative doclnrpfl “I am '. ..__..._... “ 1-: . 1» . . , .
oven is reputed to own, although the great "“31 WSW" Who voted {0“ problems. having made them his life's standing on my own feet and on my Funeral of Mrs. Anderson. .. CeedEd any former remrd.
don’t know about the accuracy or the war tax at tile dictation ole secret study " Gun inelila with the Republican party *l’lllhl: “uni?” “SEMEIW Anderson _» . _ .
that. said Mr. Donovan started a Era-433““Is 0f “‘99 trade. Southern Demo l Mr. Bohannon‘bltterly resented the behind me" He then briefly discuss- :lflrarnfmllprrrhin h‘lls‘ivllhzuftgg 2:311:31. ‘ t d - t 1 ~ .
cry “little city many years ago They crate" charge made against Charles Burner ed local issues mkmg 4mm,“ m, \Vcst Washington we sell me hes goo s a prlces .
Ids ‘0,“ mistake, that inlddle u should ‘0, has Mr Donovan withdrawn?" of Greenwich candidate on the Repuh Attorney \l. Cnndee dllcussed the street. Funeral ls private. -'
been a 8." “ asked Mr. Hill “He said he would do can 11.21.911.11” Secretary of Statemads war tax and the tariff. Ile declared he Jol PM?" Tfisngflm. I d IO‘Ve!‘ than any other Store, and .
”it filll than read Mr. Donovan’s so if there was aContederate Pension Iagalnst 111111 by Hnnford S. Wood in was in favor of 11 Term Commission mommg ut hli‘llllome lrfd'l‘ogulizlf; ‘I‘I’I . . . * . -
1. entered in the Congression- bill in Congress. There are two One this city. at a Democratic rally. last as the one eflectlle remedy for the u“. uge of {any rm. year... My. give you the perllege 0f paylng 3
13d- Congressman Donovan's introduced by Robson, and the other Friday evening. at which time Senator Icountru a tariff “[3 When Mr. Can vuughn, who had been €11fipkned to, ‘ .1 u . .
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of the briefest biography's by Edwards, of Georgia. Weed declared it had been brought? doe declared it the countly were to WW“) “3'0 ”a" 9“ fl 9"“ . . onven-
I lied by a congressman, and, at Mr Hill's talk was opened by npres~ out Charlie Burnes get away with $2.- -‘_dsy to register its 10111 for president lgfidN:;l:1:ll-i§' 121:: Ifizgeqifngbgfir‘g z’ for your 3006‘s in Sma C I
‘ of its publication, attracted entatlon of figures whereby he showed 000 of the Town of Greenwich schoolIand Tait was in the field, that eml- months. His death was due to n slo- ient ‘M'eekl pa'Y‘m ents Itis 888161. I
. tign in the press. wnen the enact of the Democratic tsrili‘. funds." Mr. Bohannon declared theinent statesman would again occupy much ailment. He was a member or y ° ,.
" ill! to the lengthy histories “which has only reduced the opportu-;"vlclous attack" was unwarranted and the Presidential Chair. This remark the local lodge or the Brotherhood of .. » . _ ' , _ Z
' several other representa- nlty to get a job." Mr. Hill showedjthe charge absolutely untrue, nothlnEI met ulth the enthusiastic applause of $3232“;$31133“;pigsehwfiapmlg: - ‘ to pay a small amount 63011 I
Mr. Donovan slates his name, where lhfre were one hundred and having . transpired to tarnish Elf-3111c nudlence, we“. at 01.911115 [4,. ,3 sum,“ 1,). l ,
illllation. residence, birthplace, lmy millions of dollars’ worth of for- Burnes' reputation. Mr. Bohpunon £019; Charles id. Kellogg, president of the three ulsluru. Miss Thoreau Vaughn, week than to pay a arge amount
1‘39; 9113 what CODKTGSS he was elected eign goods shipped into this country of his being accused falsely, by Sonny Nor-walk Republican Club briefly went :1: 'i‘ofpsvtonekIIIIIlzrs.i 13913111131111 8:01:11-
' ’ 1111 cars a 0. at a. 1 , 111,-, o . ow . err, on . 1's. n cy
during the four months the tariff was tor Vteed, some fe y , u g t 1 e 01er local issues intolved in the Fox, at Dunbury. and by one lirOlll‘ at one time
it didn’t he print the record of in force, and that 9. loss of twenty-six Hartford convention, for \0 113 w c . present campaign. Although Mr. K9]. (1r, Dam“) W. Vaughn, (1 “III d ding.
EKG?" asked Mr Hill “He de- millions of dollars in revenue had Mr.» Bonannon “to his face called his: logs claimed he was no political ora- . .. . - ..
, 983 me 101‘ recordihg some tender been suffered. it was calculated that exactly what he was. The name l ca ‘1 tor he thought he d “get into the Flute-Eu] of MI“ 1.111111). I I
mories, but. I challenge him to tell this shrinkage would be made up by ed him is a ‘flghtlng word' but thorelgame and improve because I like lt': Th; lIgneIrIlel 0: nilsseJanIe I). inland: If this SVStem appeals to YOU as .
’- his life, before he went the lncom‘e tax, which fell short twen- isn‘t any light in him" l Charles ll Dllworth “Pd Joseph A was 9 .1 5 3 19mm"! a - I09 0° . 1 f- . . 2.:
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He won't. He is weight millions of the calculations or ««.The man who bears the name that. Curler were also called upon, glVlng lignlufmofdnily1111321321031 33:9: II it does to thousands of other 31:
and ashamed to. although every the Democrats. Mr. Hill also stated soundswlike ‘Scamp Weed is unworthy brief but to the point addresses. Be Re“ nertt Tulmndgc “In Daren MI 1 1k 1 l f 1.
e congressman is not What did there Were 500 000 men and women to represent this district. Iwillthank tore the entry into Red Mons Hall, rlclated 111111 interment followed in people in a] wa S O l e, we I-'
‘ tor this community? Were minus em loyment, and that 100 mil— anybody to tell him i said so. headed by the Norwalkéh‘iie & Drum Nul'wolk t't‘melery- I»
h ill gotten gains Spent in the lions of dollars more were spent last Mt. Bohennon concluded by saying Cotes. the Republicans termed a long want you to try it come Ingand .5
orwalk 0" South Norwalk'! Veer than in the last year of the Re he had been born a Democrat audllad parade, made “A or representations Thl‘ntncrul 1"; 1:14;“; 2:923:31-511ry .:,
enema him to show me where he 11111111121111 administration. The speaker always. supposed he would dle n 1381:]: from every “ham“ inmNorwelk, and “as eI-IeIqueIgfis anemoon at . 3.») .1. .Op‘e'n a Charge 3 C C Cunt .'-1
93’ l“?- 0119 90”” into an industrial pointed out that the cost of living had crat, but the Democratic party d : marched around the city. Red ill-e clock {mm the “new Inflow or i
. 1 in our city" increased “that 109 millions of dollars before him, and he would register ; BI and llqnd-lllllsic galore was furnished; Frederick H Ganung, on South Main Raspectfully Yours .1,
. ill stated Congressman Dono- more had been spent and that on top new faith which was in him by vot 111; an d a large crowd assembled on tha' meet Thes “glaring “33%?“ {$.53 ’ ..
_ ts his shorts helped defeat of that came the war tax. , the straight Republican .tlcket next streats’to review the pollthal PM“ Efiialflwas mainjxllowauonmgnloll, 2-:
rd obsori's aspirations to a Mr. Hill was quite late in arriving at Tuesday. l d odes. Refreshments were served iol~ Hm cemetery. .2}
States SenatdrsnlpI EHe .had the hall, having spoke previously in Salem J. .,_Bell a well knowu co ore lowing the excellent addresses # r1 e er 0.. .
one to do with it than a fly (in the the ‘evening in Stratford. The most. resident of this city. save a very inm- \onw-inx nvlnnmo “#31 .
'33; “9018“!!! Mr- Hill. enthusiastic welcome accorded to any estlng‘ talk on his determination and The ;ecord olII theuBullrtiéInIgmrg.
. option." continued Mr. Hill. candidate in the present campaign his peoples determination to vote it cannauza an” f3?::;esm 2‘13? my? be 91: humane?
talisman; and had a right to ”9 thundered 'several minutes. the large "straight" next Tuesday. The Issue: "'1‘.“ “WHITE” by that department
Mr. ,Hill at length crowd cheering wildly and loudly an 0: the campaign were b'flEfly discusse 1.. 111 . Alterations to the Michael Rotch- . I I .
Robson's heroic sinking laudin - by Mr. Bell 1 ,. . {om property on Main street, up. ; , .~
1rrii’nsc" at the mouth of the 9 Mr 15,“ also went- after George F ‘ Mr Donovan did not receive much El; PASO, Tex, (lo '31.:E—Genernl town. to cost? 3600, C. B. Kunes will "'1’?an PEST , 1‘ “Egggwggiuguysficyrg fgé
o harbor, gladly risking his life «Shepardvs scalp, Progressive represen- credit from Harry S.» Scofleld. f; Sghhiil‘sia'ciiefifii‘lnff a2: 1:312:31; «601132511331. half awry bungalow . “on!” was 1-9 pol‘fed here today that crummy
ntry. “IHB was Present tatlve for Congress. The statements Rowayton, who thought he W“ h vnla, commander of the. division or sixxrooms. for Charles H. Allen. Wu: OFFIBE rindlctments had been voted by the
asserted Mr Hm unnId he has concerning Mr. Hill, made last Tues- putty man andwa wooden Indian. w 0. hhe Nori'h‘, were eliminated from son mm“ who ‘wlll do 1111., own _,____._....... lIiudsegIn goumy Grend gun, :ggnst
' absent many times from d evening at the Progressive rally. could be pushed where his party wilb power by ,, deem, adopted late yes- work To mm $1. 500. . . 1511— he an sad Oil (oml) 11y o ew-
ay ’ . l: 11 me of terday m me C r —z eteonlln bl 1 t St Geor e, pulp Mmmnn Qct. 31 .‘—le19.11 Jersev and the Gulf lletlning Com—
~«hind Mr Donoyan denounces held in 3911 Mens Hall. this city, was ad: because he plays a 83 peace CDllfei‘eltceu Enos. uggcallentes. “Ellyn 11120:;| the on 511111: street _ d Pumla'leé- a clerkxelltel‘i‘vl‘Im“ puny, which have been engaged in ,1,
.. “ branded as We!” 191391 “9 °’ 5‘ me- “I’m“? in “m “mums the m.“ This was learned late 12:51.11“. from Joges amiotchfdgy" . ' whim. toduy- to get out the early "“9 “’9" 0“ gasoline ‘9" hlldfiml “W
sinsiturthér Mr ”WWW? unions and libelous character. 111;. all! m bill,” 1.1111 then WMBM‘“ ““9 “a; 11 message sent to rite Asswmd, Plumblil's in" 111115111er evanoo 12:11 be low “I” the 1mm 0, me” E‘s“; counties within the past (“1’
13181“: 13119 8993397 “5‘1 from announces he holds Mr. Shepard logal- therefore unlit.’ «Tille fwllliwnxe Press ny the publlcltv. 1....ent of the house. Dearfleld street. by Charm “Ie'hw been ”my ”own . out: mon 111. _ . .
cord where s :- tteranoes. » honest men above at w a convent on . 1W. “may , _ “WE ;
anal Re ‘ 1y wagonsmelfo rm“ sacral meeting courage or their convictions. Mr. 800- w 3900mm ‘0 the W upmdo “‘9 Electric Wiring in the .1. 11'. Wilson slumps. PM“; and crisis to the am . 111-1.“. my”: ruthenium.
uric Mt. Hill too 0 a o ' d that was why the m°mge ““1 “‘9 9’9. ‘9“5‘ 95”“ house.” 28 0181 street. J M- “09“". cunt of 3800 had diwvmfldr 30”“ Madeline F. Webb to F‘runk a. and
was absent 1! s 10 held between him and Mr. Shopfid. in field declared, on debt will he named to by the cop. , e Thumu Benedict may“, need to deride]: the sound “mum L,- 3.3ng on, M Fairficld
d b etha- “’1' Wu-lng in th r, . .
\belnsa'tliird or the l which propositions WWW by Republican ticket shoul e v relation. The complalnlj or, the Zann- hon“ mm "m.“ pI a. welding or me “promo impaired lo Des; park, We .. . - =
, m. Shawn which imam mm straight; .1 . 'tc element in Soother!) Mexico will 'thflnr J" the hire. F. M. Webb 111,1 Shel-m "all", who has a Ii 1;" Eugene JI Vang“ ,0 149“”
he could not honorably" acccpt. This Charles F. Bullock. 111nm; stream he tnkc‘n n with thin M" “1‘9”“ house barium avenue. Miller *1 nine nearby In as}?! {high Moritz. lot and handling: on How-rd
phase or the we will be filly thrash. Isald «that no Democrat ill“! ever been; “W - culture. ‘ gene sate him" too ammo. at".

 
 

 

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in Bethel, on next Monday «ohm. at
which time he will answer 1111,1111»
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elected 111 Norwsllt by Democratic
votes, 1.11 that Republicans artist The monies gm“
their ballots' tor a Democrat, m o con‘phzfe mm“ re I .
thing at the put. Mr. Bullock naked poor the country ,
whether the depression throughout?“ 1““. lrwl'l’.‘
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lots on maturity hill peril.

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