_. Ream doing-down hes-c. Whether
' P‘snnning’a‘ separaté" campaign for Mr.
5&an From First Page. )1
Miner. and asserts that under his.
Dictation of the corrupt practices
. the ommhittee had ihé right to on.
M any amount of money if desired,
for Mr. Hill 8 benefit, exclusive
All! Other candidate!
”Didn’t you consider the consequem
”that might be suffered by your can-
no wiser] this scheme was devised $1000 contributed by. yoancominittee
M; which :10 000 could be Spent for ‘° ”‘9 “a“? mufmmeé? M” CW"
W. Hill, DOIWithstanding the Federal mings questioned. ‘Mr. Hill didnt goo.
state law which says only "50 trlblfite anything to the committee.
~ be ex ended l o."
the electio‘; of a :D‘ngégggtifig ‘ Was that $1, 000 paid by your com
chief" asked Mr Cumming-V imitteee to the state committee in lieu
“Two years ago," answered Mr Fes— of Mr. Hill’s contribution?'
1001111911, “I understand the late Stiles The hearing was interrupted at this
bison. who feared the corrupt prac- point by a sharp retort from Mal-1111
We act stated that if a committeel” “You have no r1ght to .. ask that
in: formed with a treasurer, it would question, Mr Cummings. the con-
in legal to expend a. larger sum than gressman asserted ‘lt isnt tasVr. "
" Mixed by law, that of 5750 The statel ‘ To your question. Mr. Cummings."
, central committee worked for the elec- answered Attorney Fessendon. 1
ion of the entire Republican ticket as would say no.”
. "1 whole. Although Mr Holcomb, as 1? "15“" i‘ “mm” m“ a “fl“5'°”‘
mail it, did not spend a cent he was 510an candidate to contribute:
chilled To spend $4 000 yqt the cen- "I don’t know, I've seen but one re-
in! committee expended $21;000,a1.q Port" .
MI! in his interests The purpose‘ Upon a question from Mr. Cum-
ot the law is to promote publicity, and wings Mr. Fessenuou answered that
“”‘fihb candidates contribution toward the committee had discussed the mat
. {Wills fund,.1_nust not cheed $750. The ter of paying the $1, 000, and did so
., "i *fccommitt'eas action in' t in regard was with the knowledge that they 11ers
‘ fw' ‘1 sheila scheme to mold the law" actlns legally
, -1. c- it had. that aspect .1011'1: you _ There were a vast number of ex-
Wthlnk?’ Mr. Cummings gamed .hibits introduced in the case, general
.e-‘ll' your contention is right yég, if information. as to his acting as Vtreist-
‘ ”shine is. 110." Mr Fesscudbns 1"eply urer of thef caldmittee and Mr. 1111
mm ‘~ ' .political agent.‘ was given by Mr
“'l‘Vheiaw,"oontinued Mrvfiummlngs ,W‘beeler, who occullled the stand a
state, .
date in this county during the 1914
campaign,” said 1111-. Fessendol‘.
“Hon: do you knobothatg'flhs was
asked.
“.The report shows it. ”
‘ Under what circumstances win the
to wolflt for the clinic ticket in this
“The State Central Committee didn t ’ .
contribute one penny for any candl-
that 41 MW can”. «Emmalewf‘mlnutni sitar. thokjuymheow
V flute y t of 1 money; ecelvcd an cess. He said he had two accounts in;
‘4 “his mg forala coast-9515101131 cafida the‘Natlohalhbahk‘ '0! Element. and]
Hell: flied. ‘Now, ‘11; 211,119.,“ paid by; client. glass; lehecks .1111 be!
= alluring h1m§eit.é'nd 111s political looted was it! “Ms Cunning»
.mt, Ms: Wheeler, only agent ‘50” The hearing yesterday was adjourn.
g» Now you get nearly 510000 for (Le ed until Friday morning at 11 oclock ,
g committee. «man: “you reflect- what hi Mr Cummings library. Where the
condition this might put your candl.,‘previous sessions have been held. The
*‘N slate in?” 1V sesions are open to the public.
«‘1 1 ”We older as to the reason the com- both Mr. Donovan and Congressman
mittee was formed I said it was for Hill are present throughout the entire
the interests of the entire ticket. We taking of testimony, and evidence the
3'30 cliffs? in our interpretation of the down of attention to everything
AJW- My understanding is that any said. Mr. Hill frequently offered infor
Imoilnt 'might be expended through mation and indulged in hearty laugh-
.3 proper treasurer of ‘gucu a commit- ter at many of Mr Cummings humer-
. “film-1‘ i 35- 1; ,1 iii 011s side-.talks Mr Donovan, on the
V at“. porinl'fir. Wfimy book up other hand. speaks not at all and main-l V
' e.‘flmmmta spent by the committee‘ items a dignified meln. unbroken by;
EN“: 1 the campaign and who it was muleven a smile. at the times others 111'
deceived the benefits from ‘heir ex- the room express their approval of 111‘
3mditure~lin Mill alone or the entire witty point. M" Donovan spoke m“
' lute ticket. once during yesterday's afternoon ses-
' ‘ Previomly m the afternoon Mr sion, and that was to corroborate in-
Wheeler. of this city, testified that he formation given informally by Mr. H111
had paid to Mr Fessendon the sum 0: concerning the second and third dis- 1
S200 for the purpose of taking a house trict. A brief debate was held as tof
to house canvass to find out as Mr. whether it won the second or third dis
Wheeler put it “to determine the re trict. and this Mr. Donovan referred to
post we had that certain men in car as “tweedle- do tweedle dum business'
53:. uin towns had progressive tendencies, ‘
1' before and were now radically Repub-
1.;
1137.
" 1 slurry.” and to also discover who want-‘
“ were the man to vote Democratic, an- i i O r k
ed to vote for Mr. Hill. This canvass
l
‘olher mark should he vote Replib‘l‘ca-n, ' ' ’ ‘ a]
Jinan. and that some Democrats, who
,,,,, voted that ticket two years ago, were
twee county-wise. According to Mr. Day Nursery
' Alessendon’s testimony a printed blank '
was filled out with the answers of the and its
.‘ raters interviewed. Tire blanks had ’
" columns where a mark would be made
still another if he “as in favor of vat-1'11.
Vin: for Mr. Donovan and another if he: The regular monthly meeting of ‘
“was to vote for Mr. Hill' Norwalk Day Nursery Association.
Mr. Cummings asked V‘lf there \vere'was held Monday morning at 10?
inv special marks made if a- voter wasiociock at the home of Mrs. Christian;
_ 3,
’ do' vote for Peace of Vollmer as sharia,
{Barnes or Phillips as Secretary or
{state etc. Mr. Fesendon said thereI
has not. but that these were included
in the Republican and Democratic
wrtate ticket columns.
“Why the special columns, onedor
you?” asked Attorney Cummings.
‘ “.Wo': wanted to find' out the senti-
mites given- by Mr. Fessendon.
enrthe money out of the $10,000
' dad for the Brandeg'ee- Hill pam-
W's the support for lM.r
_7'.Brandegee,.~and also.
.“Vthe entire Republican ticket.
“Can you find . anybody in that
Mes any benefit and who is bene-
M aside from Messrs.- Hlll and Bran-
, .V who are mentioned. specifical-
‘r. Hill and the other for Mr. Dono- the public is urged to reciprocate
for work or food or patronage. A tuce.
input bore for Mr. Hill " was the re visit to our nursery trill be. of intense
_ imerest and is always followed by
generous gifts and donations.
jhist was taken up by Mr Cummings. port for the month: . - 1
M'Vcontainsd a general discussionl-
V , ,
Mikel campaign nation wide and Largest attendance for one day; 24 their thanks and appreciation for the
Hill and Smallest attendancelor one dayV\5 pleasure given fo the Day- Nursery
incl- Attendance for month ...,.. 398 childjen through their generosity and
blot" asked Mr. Cummings, "who tables
toys, books, clothing.
I They are the only two. Mr. Cum-lynx“, clothing. ‘1
ext. came: the ' will“! swiped lrom. Sunday school picnic
Sw artz. 1
After routine business. the time wool,
11 HANFVORD PLACE.
Greases
OPER lubrication is the
most important thing about
running an automobile. Begin
not: often fail to realize this.
Engine trouble follows. Sea-1
' med drivers linow it. but grow
careless. With consequent seri-
ous results. Are musing ex-
sctbv'thc right kind of oil for
your particular make of car?
Wscsnseh youths right kind.
at pricesthst will please you
We also carry best greases.
r’t ' w
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1
c.v.”fCR1wcARGE
AGENT FOR TRUMUL GABS
resuscitation-on
when Knoll that
fienume Gaston
For flier
Thirty liars
«Id ,
PHONE 394-4.
' 'DEfiNlTlDN OF“WROPMCTIC
(Losses in the disease and the art or
adjusting the some. Illséue is caused
by a wrench. twist or sprain in’the
hock. Even it done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the dimerent organs and
limbs
Chiropractors minors the cause or
anew Ind min. health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve Toys-
tents in your bodx.
. or the spine. Youlill never regret
giving the Chiropractor a chance to
helpyou.
Magnetic treatments given also.
'0
T. Francis. D. C...
34 Washington 8L. So. Norwalk. Conn.
Graduate from Palmer School, the
discoverc. 1
FAST FREIGHT «LINE TO NEW
YORK.
Freight boat lanes Pier 21 East
River, New York (foot of Catherine
St.) every day except Sunday. at: p.
in. Freight received at Norwalk up to
5p. 1n._ andstSouthNorwalk onto
6: 30 p.111.
George F. Poole; General Agent
TH! mums J." SMITH rams-
PORTATION._L1NE. In.
W
IEBUILT TYPEWRITEHS -"{1. C.
Smith. Underwood.
. Remission. all other
make» sold. noted
W. Rentals. 03
‘ per month. Machines
' sold at 85 per month.
GAD. DONNILLY.
lo south Main Nest." 860th Mei-walk.
‘ and we will rush our trouble
men right around when some-
thing like this, happens in xour .
home. lfyonr' \
' . 1 PLUMBING. _ '
. is defective. “Clint“. 111138le .
iteryorwonoutmavsusmks
necessary repairs or install a
" new system of
MODERN PLUMBING
Joseluo A spaeisur'v ‘
HORACE RNASH
Plumbing and Hosting... - ..
Tsl._1354.
North Main St.
8. Norwslk
“11.11011 * Hallo.
mAny Junk
.52". S. lance,
Successor to Win. Efi’ron;
Phone”
37 Fort Street East Norwalk.
_.._.._——-, _e-~_—
Special Music.
svln'v “711110st mum.
*1
ll themtion of the ,
Female troubles j
xiv en special attention; also curvature
1232).}...
yr...“ - .
Music in the Lounging Room
Wednesday and Saturday Afternoons, Harp Ensemble.
0 Fromzzsoto 5:30.
, 1 Second floor.
‘ l
111 the Tea Room
Special Afternoon Tea at 25 cts. A welcome "lliciv
up’ for the tired shopper. or for friends 11 ll() humus“ l0
meet and want a quiet little visit. Included:
Pot of.Tca. your favorite blend,
Toast with orange or stawlicrry marmalade,
Jumbles or molasses cake. . . _ l l
Breakfasts: After nine o'clock there is
simple warm weather breakfast for those
fer to wait until they, get down town for
Fruit in season, coffee tea or chocolate. logs
toast with marmalade.
A Tea. Room Club Sandwich “1.1.1. is toast, liccd
chicken :1 thin pink slice of ham frizzling bot lettuce and
a slice of ch1lled tomato. all spread with 111.1} onna'r‘sc
xmixcd uith <11 cct Spanish pepper
“Patterans.”Gi11gcr co dues in the
leaves, made from a recipe that is many.
old.
served a
who... dre-
breakfast.
rolls or
form 01" (111k
many ’ years
In the Romany language a pattern is a leaf, and among Ro-
many cbals and chess a pattern always means a signal, and one.
glpsy always understands the patieran. the leaf or a branch of
leaves. 13ft by another gipsy for a message. The Tea Room Pat-
tersns mean health and good luck for they are Very last? and
wholesome.’ . 1. ‘
' in: v" 1'" '
————-———— 1 - at
._‘
Second floor.
1.4.
Sillicn Sweaters
1
Ofallluxurious garments for the Wardrobe a
gay Silken Sweater is the thing most craved by the
summer maid. Tlie shades are adorable. and the" va-
riety is so great that one may certainly have little
difficulty in choosing.
_Purs Silk Sweaters in old blue or rose. ' with
\ scarves finished at the ends with silk fringe, ‘ $25.00
'Fibre Silk Sweaters, With half— belts and pockets,
3 very large line of colorings plain shades and stripes,
from 35. 00, $6. 50, 57. so, $10. 00, $12. so to $15. on. 4
Italian Silk Sport Coats. charming stflcs. 5110-00
.1 ‘Pussy 'Willow Sport Coats,” blue and 11bite..; and
black and white decided “strjpes, very stunning;-_ ilThcsc
wares} good investment for they are Washable
‘ , « l. $10.00 and $12.50
' " I ' ' Vi Second floor.
Slili Gloves of Quality
White or Black Silk.16-bntton length
White “ith embroidered drms -
White with black stitched books 81 50' :1‘ :pair.
Black with white stitched backs.
Very nice qu lity.
Glove Section. Vmain; oor.
Black “with white embroidery.
A11 odd and small lot. sizes 8. 8 1—2 . Q and 9 I—..§)11ly.
Have been selling at 25 cts. , f
l
Now 13 cts., 2 prs. for 2 5 cts.. to close out. '1
Main floor.
. x
1 renewal-inn 1857‘
Gliiford Hotel
Rathskeller .'
NO'l'Eu-Nsw entrance from Ella-
spent in planning for the lawn party! .
and feta to be held on Friday, July ""
23, at Mass 11111.,ng affair 111‘ to be
helped and furthered V by charitable
people from all parts of the town and
liberally upon solicitation. V whether
The following Is the matrons ro-
June, 1915.
Git”. ' kindness.
Mrs: Philip Knapp. Cfreth“
1
Mrs. Fletcher Montgomery.
A friend. sash silrhinslaeggs.
Grace Church, ice cream,
Church I: Miller. nominee, cereal,
Mrs. Frank J. Bradbury. toys.
Mrs. Shufelt, toys.
A Director. jelly and most pail
Mrs. Ginty, “dishes
Mme M. Andmws,.rnillr dolly.
Whatsoever Circle. milit- daily.
The directors wish to publicly ex-
press to the Loyal Order. of Moose
Vvege- the carnival. accompanied by some of
the ladies, and had a most wonderful
Miss Shirley 8011mm. Rowayton. time. There was no question of which
' interesting thing to. .clioosemnE'sc- 5
baby count of price} for everything“
free to them. Probslily the tired- and dam '
happy children very s‘oon forgot mun
e ind whom this generosity came, but those
vibe m of larger grov'rth will ever
—._¢
N
11.111 semi.
‘
,r
Man Motor Cycles
Distributors for Nam-lit and
1m Orlando seam .mne.‘, 1st:q 8“" ”M
an m ct...- milk My n. l The Sterling Motor Co.
re ; V ,
Mrsi‘VWilwngmilk daily ”mica?
'Aiitomobile- and Motor: Cycle
Replies;
Registered F A. M. Repair
if
‘j SPECIAL VALUES 2':
’$7.98Dresses'.........'........: ..... ....... $4.49
I. ‘_ 98c. and $1.49 Lingerie Waists 1 ................. .. . 79¢
ngc'VMViddies............. .......... 30¢
asc“Elsie’.’Hose .. 1.....l 21¢
'25:: and 49c Drawers .L 1 19¢
~ in MOLTASCH one song
.1”
Twenty children attended Hens Club was held last. evening ot'
the quarters, corner of Railroad ave-
nus and Washington street. The
following committees we're named;
Entertainment—Henry .0. Balls}.
Robert Davina and deaid D. Ran-M
-.. Bounce-Archie VCssey Albert Rail;
1 .. .. A, '1
‘ GARDEN. GRASS AND GRAIN scraps.
All the best varieties Tomatoe, Cabbage and Pepper
i‘Plants. . ..
ALL KINDS OF INSECTICIDES.
Bordeaux Mi\turc, Lime Sulphur Solution, Arsenate
of Lead, Heleboi'o, Paris Green, “SlugV Shot,’ "Bug
' WHILE BEADlN?
, .1! not‘ there are recs V
training, skill and 9111;151:1th ol 1
Registered. Optometrist enables
them to examine your eyes and
-_mu1111& 1111111111 21221111111 st
Death, ”’ etc.
Norwalk
<1me Dresses, Skirts. lVaists,. Palm. Beach
Suits; 5% (least, slidiil-lats- Crime ad ’ge’t the
“Theatmsrchandise for lossnmney than you would , ..
. be; - for minimum“- 3;; .
Norwalk Chronicler