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SOCIETY NOTICES
' I A Stated Communication of Old 1
Well Lodge, no. 108. 1:. a. A, u. uni
in held at Masonic Temple. South
Main street, on Tuesday evening,
November 3rd. 1914.
Work— 111. M. degree. All Master
with. us.
‘ .1 sum. up at this communication.
' Fraternally,
D B. BEACH, W. M-
Attect: F. 6. Lyon,
Acting Secretary
Iutler Chapter No. 38. R. A. M.
Meets in Mssoalc Building, South ;,
2nd and 4111 Tuesdays, of
each mouth—July and August or ~~
oepted-—at8 o'clock. All Royal Arch '.
Masons cordially invited. Charles 9‘
Main 81.,
A. Tuck, H. P. Robert W. Wilcox,
Sec.
Wm- A-” .
No
SECTIONALISM 5‘
From the platform adopted by 5
the Republicans of the Town of ~
Norwalk, in convention as—
sembled Monday evening. Oct.
12. 1914:
“The Republican party is lrrevoca‘
bly committed to the fOIIOwing prin-
clples:
lst:
of the several wards and tsxlng dil-
tricts of the City of Norwalk.
2d: That no amendments to the
charterrof the City of Norwalk shall ,
be made without the consent of all
the wards of the city."
The Republican candidate for
Senator Hubert E. BishOp, and
for Representatives, Charles F.
Tristram and Cramer C. Hege-
man, stand on this platform.
Adv.
r 9-...
THE WAR SPREADS.
V The Turk has taken the fatal plunge.
‘ . {Homakcs the eleventh member of the
. Armageddon. The nation now at war
"1}, include Germany, Austria. Russia
France, Belgium Great Britain Servia,
Montenegro, 18111111 Portugal and T111
key. ,
. There can be no stopping here, for
Turkey has been the keystone of a‘
neutrality arch which is now sure to
‘topple down. iGr‘sccs. may go cast, to
V. defend her recently " acquired cons
f. ,WESE and help make the Turk's down-
‘flIall complete. Rulnania 111a) decide at
any moment to help Russia against
Turkey. Bulgaria can hardly keep out
of a new Balkan war. She may side
. 111th Turks}. though it is male likely
V 1 she all! target her recent humiliation
by Sonic. and Greece and join them
against the Moslem.
Then there. is Italy. She must save
VV Tripoli from Turkish invasion. Sheis
‘ .‘looking at the ltallan. provinces of
‘Allstrla—Trleste and Trentlno-more
" . longingly than ev er, and wants algeast
‘ a foothold in Albania, across the Adri-
' ‘ silo. ~
That would make fifteen nations at
I war. The only peaceful spots left in
T. Europe would be Spain, Holland, len~
’ mark, Nomi 1111 Similar and their
status would 11' none too cerfiin. The
3 war already covers nearly ail Europe
. and Africa. and touches eastern and
_ seas There is no longer any question
of its being a “world war.”
...___.___.....__.______,_
This morning's Bridgeport Telegram:
in the voters of Fairfield county
Word to return to Congress a come-
plan to enliven the dullness oi its ses-
sinus or an assistant dam-keeper to
keep. tab on the absence? of his fellow
members?"V '
Masons are bordially invited to meet j‘
Important business will ~»
The preservation of the rights ,
western Asia,” with occasional naval I
engagements on all the frequented "
. urea these two opposing parties ran
............ . . . ., V .. u‘:
s a“ l.i.l.l - I s is a n 9,- 0...: .12 jajs :a,» . IVV!.I1_I‘IVI s ‘-‘. .'. - o‘elaa‘. 11,. .
The
experiment ~— ‘3 Democratic
l
I
shrinkage of trade the worst in 50 years”
almost as bad as in 1892- 1894.
and National affairs.
Mr. Donovan:
Answer, Apologize orf Withdraw.
You said you“ would withdraw as aVcallVdidate if. a Omfederate
pension bill was pending in Congress. You5 know now there are
two of thorn. 'Why don't you apologize or withdraw?
You owe it to RiEhmond P. Robson, of Alabama, WHO OF-
FERED HIS. LIFE TO HIS COUNTRY AT SANTIAGO, and
answered “PRESENT” when the Roll of: HeroesVWas called in the
Spanish War. You boast of having defeated him for the Senate
because of his being away from the House of Representatives in
time of peace while he was pleading with the American people on
a great moral issue.
How will you vote on Robson’s Bill to equalize 4.11s pensiom
of Union and Confederate soldiers, if Hobson puts it up: to you as
caucus measme? " V
Will you do as you did on the Tariff Bill and Hats and
Philippine Cigars and every industry in your district. first do. ,
nounce the bill and then vote for it?
RICHMOND P. HOBSON'VS BILL CALLS ON YOU NOW
FOR AN ANSWER. ’
GIZE to him and your constituents, orRESIGN. _ .. _
P. S.-—Yollr reply will be {Onwardcd to Hobsorl promptly,
postage prepaid. ,
P. P. S —If you have to consult the President or King George
of England before answering» please Advise your constituents he
tore election. f » 7 .:
ANOTHER QUESTION . V ,
Do you believe it is fair to your constituents to give 1 pile.
we have pair four hundred-1111111011 dollars to Vb 't it. and must I
tax ourselves 111111191111 more everyyoarto. main t? »-
Your record shows Slat you voted not to let-#1111 United V‘
States 11111 its own ptoperlly free, in the face at England's protest. .-
No 1111‘ oystcrmen are showing 1111-
usual store» 111 the cleotlou Vol
T1111 :1 ew Haven Onion” oppor-
tunély' niches this editorial declara-
tips, which may be read with profit
by Mmsfii‘ieii7 1 5 Housman, as newsroom. 1111 on.
“Never ”9’0!“ have the V090“ 0f bsrt E Bishop as senator. Being noni-
Counsellcut faced a State election in rt which :me mm»
which the issues were” more clear or, lilacs 0’ the 911 y
more important than now. it is puts
out that on November 3. the choice
will test between the Democratic and
the Republican tickets. and the moss.
sembly, it is urfi‘ed that their useful-
or the other party.
s publleall candidates .
Bcsl'doii. the
You ovfe it to Richmond P. Robson to ANSWER, APOLO—V‘ ‘
tical half ownership or the Panama Canal to England iree‘, when 1.
cdlyV be 111' control at the Gshsrsl Ail- -
ness would be much greater than those ,
sudden
lsastrous Result
Of Two Years Of Democratic Control
Twenty- two years ago the peepls tried this came 1
11 came- '
into power 1111 two mister, just 20 years ago;
HARD TIMES, just as now prevfilod.
. Look up Bradstrcet’s. the recognised authority on
‘ 7 commercial statistics an! read. January. 1894:
“Starting with the largest trade ever known—mills crowded with work
and all business stimulaisdwlhe year 1893 has proved in
Two years ago in 191213 every thinking man
knows, mills were running, trains were [milling
and candidates were running. Til-day, after two
"years of Democratic administratioll, ONLY the
candidates are running-conditions having become
And these conditions will continue to GROW
WORSE unless 11 STOP in ct upon the reck-
less, éxtravagent and DISAS ROUS Democratic
policies and practices that have prevailed during
the past two years. To accomplish this-—
Vote the Straight Republican Ticket
Including Candidates tor Senator and Two Re-
presenalives, and the closed includes, the dying
fires. the poverty and the unemployed will give
pjlace to overtime shims. Scarcity of labor and a
period of PROSPERITY such as ALWAYS pre-
vails under the Republican administration ofStatc
When you vote; a straight ticket mark a cross
“X” in circle at t0" GRRepubllcan colllmn.
POLITICAL.
.5
It elected he
Charles E. Tristranl and cram (1.1111 111th labor mule
JOHN KEOGH, ' ‘ '
Candidate rune-presuming
.OI'l-the Democraticficket.’ '
HIS PLATFORM , .
VV_ introduce and“
work for a bill giving the City at Nor-
; walk the State title in CalfVPasturs
W
He will ounces filly 11111111 tu’nutair
IY increase bastion of oyster stands;
511111
lc"
Values that in the
toad emporium will
Embracing
, wines from
V $12 to $15.
_ A few even
‘ better. ‘
{lot as galmeuts can be.
made.
prove cannot be duplicated
my day this week and you will find hundreds of
THE GREATEST
Coat "and Salt
., Opportunity this icitv ever Saw
A‘grcat purchase from three of the best coat and suit
1nakcrs~is the reason for thesl: radical reductions
$9. 9,
In material and workinanship the) are as near-l}
New fabrics. new colors.
New Winter
Starting the Third Week of Our
ve t Sc. e
With a Broadside of Extraordinary Values
history of merchandising, have never been excelled: values that no
elsewhere. Come tonight tomorrow at:
pleasant surprises in this sale far you.
Sizes and»
styles suitable
for women
and misses.
‘ I
pcr~
well
11011111113, hour. 1, an
Always every néw model for street or dress including
the full flare and closelfitiing styles. madcof the newest and
most fashionable coatings in 1101 c115 1111\turcs and
plain
, SKIRTS
New Cloth
' color cloths 111 black. blue, green
and the brown siladcs. 17.1ch size
from the smallest to the cxtlcmc-
ly large-ones. Value $20.00.
$14.98
' Ngl‘Zilored SUNS"
Fifteen different models for your choice. Short coats,
est full flare skirt. Among them are several fur trimmed
lodels. The materials are gabardiuc: ripple cloth,-~
broadcloth and poplin, in excl-y
conceivable c0101; Sizes and
.3 :styles for every woman. large 01‘
" small. Value $22.00.
chevivots,
The subject or our last lessiul is the
’ “Democrat-Vic Caucus." ‘ , ~
What is dis Democratic Caucus: .
It is a mo 1111111; or 09113313881
Villas, mm to vote as the Caucus de-
" ‘so‘ihlto‘ that caucus?
Yes, ‘01 go out of the party.
Will you be reprocented by a Demo-
‘ mus Congressmen? ' '
No. because he is compelled to vote
as 1111 douche tells him to , " . ‘
What should you do to he represent-
names somehow at the
and the letter went torth
Mouser. ’ ' "
“A telegram was rushed} C
long coats arid redingote style with plain plaitcd or the ncw— /*
for M. B O‘Leary, the D9111 Vol-a econ
didstc, but there was 11 1111x1111: oL
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