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commissioner and placed. in that 0
“state loads. “ .1 . E
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01 meeting. 9111
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“11398111,“9'9re 'whgst counted his
fouls men with us tonight and one
him; ‘1 warn to 8831 1191189-
think of his 11891111111191 I 1111ng
school studying history, we learned a
the great“ Aaniral‘ Petty {his {in
ships out of the trees growing on'
the banks of the lakes, and
lake Erie at the British.
timere learned also of C
Thomas 1191101101311. and what Perry
did on Lake Edie, McDonough did on
i eke Champlain A few years I 11811;-
ed the madri me at New Orleans.
and in touring the cit1 every three or
fun blocks we uould come to a
school with the name John McDon
ough over the entrance. The latter,
trom a poor bo3, had risen to be an
influential citizen This man loved a
Spanish nobiemans daughter, 118*
1 hen he broached marriage to har‘
(other 1198 ordered from the house
.“chonough went. but said his name
11 (mid be remembered long after the
other's was forgotten. in years to
come," said Judge Keogh. “i want
you to say who was that Republican
who ran against McDonough for at.
toruey general in 1914.” At this
stage one of the auditors interrupted
11ith. “Who is running against him,
anyhow. 9"
Mr Keogh continued that barring
Governor Baldwin, there is not a big
ger man in Hartford than Senator
John F. 3111001101101- He has-worked
laithfully and well for the stale, and
11 ith one or me exceptions has seen
9191-1 plank of the Democratic plat-
form canied out,
Senator McDonough paid a warm'
tsibute to Congressman Dono1an and
other nominees on the state Demo
crntic ticket. He discussed the leg-
1111111011 passed during the last Dem-
swept
At that
ocratic state administration 1 “53188me ’1
named the worknlens compensation
act. and the public utilities bill as
prdgressive measures hammered
through by the Democrats: Among
other things he said:
“The democratic party is essen-
tially a party that keeps and has al-‘like 0 see lec
11 ays Kept i? 411?:th fn'i @légog‘él 1“;ng
fact is 90 61.9%?“
in the national and our 119 legislati19
bodies The national platform.»
years ago made several prong?“ 101
of which uere kept or are now inf
the moose; of legislation. 1: 1 '
K999". 901111911621“? “
“The 39511013918:
unrd revision of the tariff; it he-
came law in the Underwood tariff
bill, a just and equitable measure.
The democrats promised a banking
and currency law that would minimize
1.19 possibillt1 or currency panics and
do a119y with the unwieldy and old:
fashioned banking system then in
force; this was realized in the passage
of the Glads- Owen currency bill. The
democrats promised anti-trust logis
lotion that would really stop monopo-
lies; this was accomplished in the‘
Clayton bills designed not to regulate
trusts, bllt to prevent them,
V Every Pledge Redeemed.
V“A_nd _so 011 down through the plat-13
turn; of our national convention of
two wars ago the record stands un-
paralleled in the history of any po-
litical party. Every pledge has been
redeemed or is in the process of logic
iation looking to its immediate re-
dempton.
1
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1
" 'in the state. the record is as good
The democratic platform made prom-
ises and kept them. in so far as a
republican house would permit. Per
hope the greatest piece of legislation,
in conformity with our- platform:
promise, 1193 the enactment’ot h
uorklnen's compensation act After
its passage by the democratic senate, l
the republican house dared not dei
tear it such was public opinion. until
it was written into the statute books. E
How long this boon to the workmen
might have been delayed were it1
formalities of our republican friends;
Highway cVo’mminionei-ahipp 1 ‘.
91911398 1119 1191119191! 1119 state 119m '
lice, instead of a poll Veins. a coin
potent engineer The results“ of this
show in the vast improvement-01 our,
. _ Labor Legislation. ,V
_. “We promised a 54-hour law 171;
factories and mercantile establish-E
Such a law is now on ‘the1
statute books. as well as other legliy‘l
ore who are working. - ’ 11
'e honor to present untilV
psi er
“@1111 he 1911111391
9d! a: 1119..
I row Wilson and his policies"
1111 introducing him. Chairman Keogh
_ ll your 1
in 1912 at lied-inn-
109119991111
donby 3*
been new Congress. [-13 said
1981 in 1911 State tut-WW
with the tinas 011th
at reeei firms as Win:-
preveln . 'Vm 11118 a' W
1 W W “12.0“ 917911;
. one nineteenth as much. 111111181119
. ed 12,110,019?
“Giving this great man. Hr, 11111.?
credit tor getting the entire I'apnro»
pflation for Connecticut in law 39
wfll have to admit that these ,blarth-
had our warts to 89499111 other to «tract cash from the millionaires
phtrorm pledges by filling measures and othatlrmwbich the Republican
that would have boen at 5:991: belle campaign was being financed. ’
lit to everyone in the state. We would 1 Keogh said the 911988.91 the
usewaymammml aaWandwukonaorwa‘
Federal funds as 119 (Hill) was get-
3188; a pleasure 39999111511 senate, ‘excepttosu eiory paper months th_ tins m a“, mm” b 18 1191199."
western states were getting my;
-mvatc 3
"Moore. 9.139811% ,
‘1'. 911111911. 925. w. H. Perry, 125; 19'
Congress find in that same year pit or 1
'815 expended in his campaign Thon-
M'Ifinep as muchm new" M mega-J. Wall. Pm 11011111199 “1&9
{which was"8 democratic, but was d'e- the commealth was for the?!
tested 111 the house 1111. mu would llcaa party. But “will“? line the W 0‘
have 1.118119 absolutely impossible such cwmumgn Donovan “damned “antic” " :11!me 80" V
”053 rule methods as characterized those present as fellow Democrats "mm M8“ 9:118 revenue
the recent republican convention at and "19“.;th latter title he liked. and corpontiion taxes the 1111399136
which state oillcera were named un- ”arugula,” 23- if there w“ 3113'228900 3 meQmemt 10 ted
de‘r steam roller pressure place in the co U‘Y where he had making :1 Q‘ 0 3! m Wm1
001ml! Commit-Ion 9m “ 'been 'well treat , it was'in this in mm T a W ‘l m mm"
' “We would have had the county his ’home and to have the “Ed in 2119101118 “taken: at???” mu:
commissioners chosen 'by popular goo will 01 his fellow towuamen was “6‘1’0‘1‘18‘1133131” out: m m
1019 The house again stepped in the proudest heritage anyone could er 01:31:36 in “loam?“ more than.
and killed this piece of legislation—desire Mr. Donovan stated that- the she had hat d 111- ’
a most worthy bill that the people claim attorney genera; in his .
hunted and our ettorts went to speéch, 11151195111111 ta mtiofi in 515' That era 991191 with the int Reps ub-
naught. ' complimentary r9marks about the 119811 COHEN“ Can ’0“ W "I.
Uqulpcratlh eandidatVes;f' 1119 moraines suits "W ”'5" I" ”ll“ ‘9‘ I“ one-
"' on 1mg“; mm as well .3 1111191911111 what other: mt? look at
I do." said Mr. Donovan. He has
11 on ' for ears, and is a I V
:13: 31:11 181120111131 91.. no worked 81131811191191! 1' 111111111 is no 100191.;
at the bench as a cigar maker. and. H“ an honest mu. bl“ ll wag dull“:
later for over twenty years was chief- ll“ “39““? “I“ the "0". Yfll‘k- New
of lpoli'cepan‘d in performing this duty ”“9“. and Hartford Railropd "90‘
he made himself less 9119113119 than “1’! W” 100‘“
any other chief the city ever had. Mr honor-n- also talked on Mr.
Volin‘er could, never trust any one but Hill’s attitude toward the public 99 a
kindly, and his record in the jail in street rallrmd owner in Norwalk
candidacy for the United States 3911- _ 0“ 1° ”9 proud of “he“ he: ‘3de cent :3”: :1: '
ate in glowing terms Be “Ed Gov Mr. Donovan stated that he wi bed the Mile to In”. one 11:11 01:! V
elnor Baldwin was the user of any to say ‘ “0'4 0" “V0 “’0‘" “‘0 candi- town 1° the m or "'13“ a l. a
nominee 15 um country 1111911110011 date for congress on the other “119.1110” from HE“ l“ ""1!“ ix”?
head and shoulders over most of the He must not find any 19111911111111 me. '0" m “9“” 5 “W 9"” ° “jg.-
candidates." gig urgeddhe election ll Icriticise him as 9 public 1111911 Be. 1V!” 01' an F9! llflunaVllrlwffim
of Congressman Donovan and the 10. cause great men do not make on sea (ongreBBmilll W“ ‘VVV «112::th 1“me
cal candidates tor. the general as We I“ told he who excflfléi till 8101.1 the Tim" Willi”? 9‘ l '3 W
‘ cases. At this point Mr. 1Van b98111 held in the 0931.1 air during them
He said he could not meridok the cautionadxthu “Sentinel "9 ’"E' to present campaign The “mi.“ and
’ tier
take down all his remarks, Vaand! tro- Bill “Williams . are 1111
l i . thht cen
15:85:12,113? 3:"? aural , “Yen 'quently throughout his address 119 FOE. an ”rennin (id Hill
l1 1; 1111 Senator Weed nominl'l'ted' 11 V
nj‘l‘inp «horn I know personally: and l “c"? Wm had been “'9" to. MHIIIIMQ. ”a!“ 'uum ‘13
émmnrfliliia- chateau iwlzThdélil’Fu‘unentnnVIuhg “.991; mating.
do m“ know Vanyonemgtlnhi 21:22: VSantinaiV. ‘ "‘ilfire ' 9319119 'Elfedr'a forfié'caifilidatel.
h 1
.0311 with... .3...
w of 9 he of the
Senate Bill Killed.
"The house killed the senate lhill
which would have given the governor
vibe appointive power in the selection
of municipal judges. Those are but
a few instances. Scan the records tor
yourself, and you will see that our
part3 is the party of platform pledges
redeemed "
“' Tribute to Baldwin.
Senator bicDanough paid a tribute
to Governor Baldwin. endorsing his
Congressman 00119111111 then in
put by' 911' 11118 1'11 11111911 1511 118111111 for n
his own will and lighting 9pi t; one V018 “all“! the Shfl‘loml
of these is the finest menaur of its “#152,131? ‘39” ”was on MM
kind we hove—the general nklng 38““ Gilli llcan aground! 0
act. The removal of the former raged ‘W'll- lhllV hill to 61,!le
state highway ,qualwel' wig quite to veterans and their widow's.
Mord (w
1‘
WI]:
COUNTS OFLE
aéaom “3h with Wednesday's 89ntiael. Mr. Don V' n EXPIN E VALU-
e. 8891;111:323, Salado:1 W311. 1119..st Mr. Hillla credited within . as. “:1an ‘V
was always ready to support the 801" ruminant that there is now and #911” 1 am
enter and had the best record in the in: in the House n.bllt m Blve d911— n 11.6111.“qu to 91V ornar
country, excepting ‘J Donoi-an, for federal. soldiers a pension. Hill ears: W 9r 31‘. v9
attendance. He never missed a 398- “ll I Were lll Congress. i would V118 EFT. Kilt a Ilium the
Rim girl-story of mflenatesand grit o:
the House at Representativeatrdsm
lively IT 1111 the third campaign
report "1111111 governor but it is the
he reports tll9 expendi-
ed two of the nhlest candidates tor "My one 0' NW!!! ll! false ' 1'11; Mint in whic
is turd “My? 0119:. VV‘
representative On any ticket The first First u_ secret part3 Caucusf
one I Will mention ll Wallace bann. not binding in any sense; for a hum-1111111 report shows that be expanded,
He was formerly mayor of the cm. ber giving duo notlco- 1119911 never- be: 991591 up 1111.1191911111‘ 2t 01 NI»
deputy sheriff and representative- bound by, the caucus action ‘ E31, 690 was contributed by thaws!!!-
Many 0! you have Supported him be Second the southern states do not: or to the Democratic state' commit;
fore, and i know will do so ".again control 1951313110“, and never have we, holds 191.. Stoddard. Walker. The
The second candidate for represen— ' since 193 Wit" neither do the south- other 91 co'ksred 919111 and not!!!
'tative you have nominated, in a man ern states control the Demoerjtic tees. Mr. Baldwin says he rescind
whom the M15 Stiles JUGBOIl “Ed party or congress it there is who contributions to his campaign
fathered the public utilities commis- thing the southern Democrats hellfire land, 1 V ’
sion of Connecticut. Mr. Judson said V1.“ it 13 31min with his brother from " ' "
the brief submitted by Judge Keogh the north.
lie was never known to pull . against it regardless of order from 9.
oil a dirty. ion or mean trick, and secret party caucus. controlled ‘3in
that‘s why i rely on him." southern states." Note that these:
The Democrats here have nominat- three indictments in the above. and
ghelping out the national
our own harbor. and don'ttorilt that“ '
a 19111 penniuapaat hare would haref'
9'9
11 11mm muonhllmpbaut;uahtn:g cont-she and' kidney complaint have tri
showed that he realized the tilde on 1 1 . V . 9 n
dilly temporary benefit
accusing, but there is one-m
medicine that has earned a l‘apittatit'iri‘V’r
for hating results and there is plenty
or m9! .9! itthenerlt rich} here ii
" 1191-911: 1119 15111311111111? 91E one who .
11‘99d Dunn'- Kidney Fills years ago.
"and now make: ills tbstialony even
stunner '
South Nbrwalk. says: “W9 am pleased .
tocnnnrln allwesaidla prelu‘ 93;:
1199111 Klduey Pills when we public«
[3 "command“ than some yearel
9'39. They live up to the claims made
for firm.
Fills. procured at Plaintsd‘s Drug
Stet-9.1111911"! was enduring
panache and other symptoms '91
Mt kidneys. and they soonwcured
1119. Another 11: my'talnily who had
kidney complaint used Dean's Kidney
File and in VlVlor 9899,
brought nil '
11111111: 8911 tor a kidney remedy-11911
nan-s Kidney fills—the some that,
Mr: more! had. Polter'IMilbnrn 09.. 3'
21999. Valid-lo. N 11..
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Mr. ‘l‘gi‘fi'figé‘drt‘: contribution: 19,}
99119! as follows, 1.1911119: 99 8‘ hair
81199 of Sir on hand from last re-
port: Mrs. A. V11. Thomas, 81250; W.
aeph B. Thomas. 9100.
That made the total contribution!
new reported up to 9489.
Expoldltures reported by 111111111
99181911929615.111ch these: 11101-
1118111 11511.11. 917.59; Standard Associa-
tion. 91.25;; c Wheeler. treasurer J
m Wm. ”50; W
Republican Gillb treasury, 325 That
left a balance on hand or 1192 25.
T. E. Dairy. progressive nominee h
the FiratIConnecticut District, reports
Filth District says in his rear! mt
hé' spent 35.
.Connecticut Republicans 'had been
campaign
lfund of their party. Treasurer Georse
11111111118 or 1119 acoustic“ national
congressional committee Wednesday
reported 9. number otcontrlbutiona re-
ceived including 3100 each from Ex
President W H Tatt, New Haven;
Charles F. Brooker. of Ansonia; A- E:
and B. T Hammer oi Bradlord. E. H'.
'H. Peck. 111 Waterbury; Charles A.
Believer, in “Greenwich. and' W. W.
Kendall of New Haven.
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Viol-walk.
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Dixie Book Shop.
Glover. Goo. L.
Hall.'David Prescott.
Kendall, Robt. R.
Kendall, John C.
Lawson. Frank.
Merlin. lira. iii. E.
Smith, Clark. Gen. Del. 1
ll. 8. ADAMS. P. M.
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plums.
PAINT THAT 60581 A LONG WAY ‘
Sky- high prices are notmeceuaary or;
high Quality paint; Our-paint hostile
gredtest coveringca’pacity and is m1
' ‘ durable than the more GIN“
kinds. The lady of the house that
wants that paint or 8110wa whitenea
that marks the latest style. will m
9111' line is 1111111119» with the 3906!.
can is 1111.11V
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Price 5119. at all dealers. Don’t
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favoring the commission. we the 1111': 1111111 11111311111111 will vote {or 11111 '
981 he had ever read. 11111391190811 1119,“. pemim bill. He knows that
has worked hard for the interests at Jan 9% 19.111191 1113 1199 it he shall be in-
Connection” he ‘8 ll “liter. 3 mill Congress for another eighteen roars
of intelligence and backbone. You he will not" Vote for' it. He has wilful.
cannot make any mistake in sending 1y misconstrued by statements to pro-
him to Hartford :mote sectional strife i am inllinst
Wallace Dunn was then called 911.40 leave it to mn‘ofl'ty Lender bland
and given three rousing cheers lie 13 my satement ‘3? not true. ' -
apologized for not feeling as well as The great Sherwood pensit'm bill .. .
usual. but said if elected. he would Véam Ve Vup 499911111911 11. 173.1119 hill .1
try and serve the people of the wholél “3 1,91,}. ed and not a ‘w'ord
town, 'and do everything he could i r ,be Mr fim- mm; the rbll'
them. He alluded to the 1reterendnin by the clerk "and then he
pledge ot the Republican candidates. 1.
but said he 'ans a Democrat. and "
stays 11101811 the referendum
5939119111 of poisons. and
saying someone 9199 ~
' ' the: , House.
torial VDtstrict on the mama
a ticket that could not be 9 cede. V
He urged support or Preaiden
lice.
The last speaker scheduled, was
congressman Jeremiah Donovan, and
alluded to "the admirable record V
hadsm‘ade in Congress having eI V‘h ,
they apethesallcw'aitmmpnnblfl, black-U
heads, facial blemishes this to indigestion or hiiious-
Guess. At times, all 11m Md help to rid the T‘
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11 our progress and development the cardinal princlples otV ,erth
nd satetv are constantly maintained. I ~
' Upon the cons‘rvatlon and sound business Judgements:
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