‘fllURSDAY. ran. to, we fit: ”UT“ uoxwm mo
mt win. an: 1 moot tell: I
support he would do his but tor his"
constituents‘ that he could. I do not
know. . . . I suppose he dld,‘ a very
insoluble supposition.
in. Enos on Committee,
“It should be remembered that at
the time. of the Salt’s Textile com‘
.piomise, Fred Enos, also a member ot‘
-the Congressional (‘ampal‘gn Commit
tee and on the sub-committee on'
of Contest alleges a particular illegal‘flnance with Mr. Rhodes. was collecr
t-xpeuditure made by Arthur t‘..t0r of the port or Bridgeport, where
\‘iheeicr, as politiciil agent of the con the chief plant of the company was.
ti-sti-c. The illegality is tirade clear Ianll must have passed upon the mar
by it simple perusal of Section 5 oi tor and made reconiiticudatiuns. in
l‘huptcr :4” of thc- l‘uhlic Acts of 1909 Slew of the fact that Hill stcured his
which ‘pt‘obttbly' lav
flirt no It
' [hillbilly color
from First Page.)
-. Window Draperies
A new and varied assortment
Icr'uns in White Cream and Arab.
of
Madras in White and Cream. .
(i‘t‘l"llltl"d
Dotted Swiss in many patterns. also
’lftc lungtxige ol' the brief. in part.
'iikolines and Cretoues.
E. K. BKNKS
Mahlckemo Hotel Block.
South Norwalk.
is its follows
Can't Legally Shuffle Funds.
The third specification in the Notice
—- m; Final Clean Up
NewViews (if. City 3...... W 3;...” 0m...
ROWAYTCN AND BELLE at HALF PRICE
appointment and was
orable to the column) in bi.» views it
of the State of Connecticut,
ISLAND $7 1'0 tit-sigliates the purposes t'or' which
6 FOR 50 $t5 Overcoals '0 candidates and politic-tit agrnls may Is also ‘probahlw' liltll .\lr. lines rectum-I
. I , $18 OVert‘O'dtS $9_00 ~Ipcnti money. and l'orhids their ex mended tlieasiire‘s rcllsunably tavor-
NOW On Sale At , putting it “for an) purpost- not nu. able to the company
$20 Overcoats $10.00 anoincd hi this act " No authority i:‘ “It is only lair to state that Mrl
"itliodes rather indignant!) denied all
knowledge ol the donuts of the settle-
nwnt. ol the reasons ltd
(ll
DONNELLYS
STATION ERY STORE
gin-n the act fol cutitlitlltcs
littlllALll tint-tits in tiny out Hittite) to
ll)
MEN‘S $2.00 and $3.00 HATS
950
and even
m
w: a
PAGE EIGHT
on doing in his interest. It does
seem that. with so many enthusiastic
lellows working for him that we
ought to land him with a margin to
Inparo.’ l
“The Frederick E. Kip, who gave
the $500 himself and sent in these
contrfllutions amounting to $2.650 (7)1
desired to make doubly sure of ‘land-'
ing' Mr. Hill, for he made an addl-i
tional contribution of 3100 a few days
later. drawing forth a touching reply
from Mr. Wheeler: ‘l lilUst tell you
that I tell saint-what guilty in accept
ing this. as I felt that you have cer-
tainly done your share and that you.
not to have to this
However, [brunt to suite that!
outrht increased
txfent
luv/till appreciate the splendid Work
which you lléllt‘ done. tilitl uc hopel
that some time you will rcceiiw (‘Ulll'
.
I
.pensatioti.’ g
l
' "t'pon receipt of this Mr. Kip liltlnti
line had prentonitions oi :i incl) all
littncc in the turil‘ M lictitilcs titiecillig
I 3 Stores in one
February Furniture Sal
| All on one floor F
1 Sterling
20% Off
806 Buys a Dollars’ Worth
A Real Sale with a Real Saving on anything for the Ham
FUTURE BRIDES AND GROOMS, BUY NOW.
FREE "STORAGE AND FREE DELIVERY ANY
- 'lltlc‘l [|Ullllt"dl tii'cllts or tl‘cnstll‘cis, t .
IEISOUth Mam Street. - and b) that lulu-n it is illrgal :o to do ldlltlt‘d by thc company's (Nu attorIpm. “mu” , WHERE-
‘ By so doing, the contcstcc‘s [It‘lllltllyzllt‘l Ill favor of it. Aiming t‘ cse rear Wheeler’s Report. '
ii '—-/‘, Rogers & Stevens agent livoldcd retitlcrln: llLt‘ titcoiin' sons the attortic} \ilUlt’ the (Sovel‘n- Th“ return m‘” ”1 ”W ”m” "f ”WI
. I _ of his stcwitidslttp which the act l~e»‘li:ciit that llle('t)lttp:ttt)' was financially SUN-"i”! 0' 9‘13“" “‘ ("in““i‘ml” bll
i South Norwalk. Norwalk- lllllt‘t'd ot‘ him. and it is no tinswcr cinhtilrasscd ttnd prolutbli could tint-Al‘lh‘ti' U “'m‘i‘lt'l‘ its lrrasurtl oi thclI FURNITURE
that the buidcn of accountini: plisscti respond to an) litrgc Judgment tli.itit'lllhn‘srionall Hunpuigii (Ollllulllt’v" RUGS
M‘” " ’“" ”WT”- to ttnolhcr itioug with tltc ltitlllt'). l'tli might be Ubllllllt‘il tigniltst it. ‘IthUWH that 0" lhn’ $9.533 371 H‘i'Pl‘l'lll
- ‘ 'l‘liclc will bc ti itiectiiip. this evcn- the licl lilultt‘s lltl- duty to account “th Mr. llhodcs. who was, sccro ‘ h)’ “I“ "Ollllllllll’Pv “-455 “'35 turned: PICTURES
‘I'II/III. Im;mljng (ll lllt t' i .\l A. nmtlc up olecrsoutil to the unit-c, and a personal tinry of the conipnni at ilic timc, pro- 0‘” to divers town coiiitiiittecs. Tllis.lI RANGES
i i ‘ . ll “ i " i ' . - . ‘ _ . \ ‘ . . ‘
Collai lIiictiitipineiil will this cvcnin- the .l lllltl l \‘thll tonlpuni, oi thlr-IItlnly lllIll)tJ>l‘d b_\ it pt‘liiil shitutv lsIll-sses such total unorauce of its n{- “V “101“". |- d IllIl-‘HIILI‘ ”ill-1‘10“ 0‘} HEATERS
I t- I .IH" arswmhhr .“Ul‘r‘ that m. cannot “,1“.an on the. the corrupt practites tilt. and for the
“mum” ”my pmm'm" tournaniclit m «— 7777777 l "l‘ltc sum thus transferred wits rt-l ill‘lllll ol thc claim nude by the com-lwm" ”“501“ that ”l“ 1“" “'35 inlriug BEDS
”W mun” U“ 801”“ Hm” ml” I Lincoln Mt‘llltll'litl scriit-cs will llt'l‘zllll't‘h :znittll lll that instancc. but iilt'illlilll's counsel It is submitted that ill b." the lmn-r‘lt'l‘ b." 311‘» \Vllf‘f‘lt‘l'. in BEDDING
-- —— . A . . , . . . . . . . - . ‘ . . ’ .. . o . A :
'l‘onlghl thc fircutcli's piiioclilc IIIIIIII‘lield til the l‘trst Mt'llltltllsl l‘,l|l>('llllr|lIlItrlllt‘llet‘ involved 1‘ llllpOIrllllll. for It .“l. lthodcs was not quite cttndid iii Ml» ”IN-r [Mllllltdl ”RH". (ll Soilblal B
. I . clitiich oi South Notwulk 0” willhlill‘lls the intent ot the law to insure open 'li‘:lllI\lllL: tipoli this qucstiou. and that t0 ”1“ campaign “011111111100. ’0' lllv} / ABY CARRIAGES
"mu” “'H hold "”1“ ’I” IH'" “wwipwmng, Fallout) 1‘." TM scrUl‘l‘F ness aiyl nccurticy iii regard to t‘\'t’l‘)'y,llt- must. in his [llisllltlll hatt- linowuiptlynlcni of this sum to the town com ' ' ETC. ETC.
H“ i ‘lumwm ”1mm“ lW'Wflmmmiwill bent at pilllllltlt' otdl-i 'rllt‘ llll‘lll'IiiPluil ot' rccclpt ltnd cxpcnditure bi ‘mttt-lt morc about the tlt‘lflllr of tlthIlllllh't‘.~ the (mulling!) (‘mllmitlvc
””19",me and “ ho was "finnngmpt'nioiticd its nontruitslcruhlr tin“ of
‘tircti to :ttin.i|+ «ind accounting for 11w nature of its ch It
If it did so with .\lr }
vt'l lest-'i- \l L . ;' i . .,
"II ‘ I “I “in“ m H” l'llillll» ton of Abraham Lincoln, out .NJlltmill cach political agent Moreover con-3
'7‘ “I l ”ll-phenol; w ill be titling-l) vcnt-rtitcd tl'ibuttoiis come to it political tigculil'oi it, than be t
:tt-rl r\ . . .- _ . . .
l u ,, impressed with it trust to ust- them in .lllltl lll ciltlsequcncc h.- must haw fI-lllllf'fldllulf‘s.
A. 'l'ilchv. I
. , , . . l'l‘hc guests ol' the etcninl. will bt' ttvi
Will llc a \lsltor, this t‘\'t‘lllll;', :il 'hc , . . . . l . .. . ;
l l l 1 t l l l lllPllllMil's ot' the Loyal tmlet ol Alonso, ttlrtliprtng tho culiipalgn ol tho pur u dull WIN. 0f ”any...“ (mum, ”“'""i“l” s mum-19d“. or “”1““le tind
oca le'lt t tl'il‘ cr. o lt' S: \:t ' ‘ . ’. - 1 . . . , - ~ . .
A I ‘\‘ 'I M" i ‘ l min... [knutwolt'lll iinil l'l‘t)lt-‘('ll\t' iliucr..lt-ttltir cttiidnlatlc hi- rcpn-wnts, null .who ltetpctl his coinptiny lll its prullull his interest, he lt~ comill) respon
l‘lm. til . OH I ‘tln all'fit‘l, ‘ g t . .-
' ‘ ‘Clilllf‘lll. among whom Mr Hill and siblc with the coiniiiiltee for
{of lCllts. illltl lllt’ llownitou Fill) and for no otht-r purpugu
By request. PM” Hut 3 “Th“ um" ”r " ”mi” “‘“m‘” M Mr Enos were. 'probahli,’ proiiiinent.'Iillcgtilit).
AIlIllllil nt ol~
5000 Votes this week
With any Rocker purchased. VOTE for your FAVORITE. Ii
llH‘
llrum l‘orps.
Norwallt slittionel's litive complctcdi
displaying l‘or stile their 1910 stocit
mum of [1“. Hilts.:tlt-lcitlttt-tl iintl b) tIrttllsi't-rrilig lluIy til it was nut gtmnge that this mail. \vlml Illegal Collections.
clicson, it t-liurter inc .
l‘ '. . . ' , . I . . . .
' - - - .. . . his lt‘tl'llll- to iinothct lot on With . . , . .. . . .. I
will Itintlvl .in .ippioptt.ttt solo lht . l p had ptor) personal and (manual mo 1 u“ should m" be torgottcn, in pass
We Specialize in Furnishing lloines Complete
of valentines. St. Valentine's Ull) will I
trmmster.
. l
. r. . .- -' title, a lolitit-tlllt'cnt ")10 I' re .. ~ -’ . - ‘ ‘ . .w
be obscrvctl on Mouuttv ol' lit-iii wcck I ltcv. \\lilldlll ll. (.ilfllll, will i l. i n) b tilts |l\t tot rctuttilng Mr. Hill to (ongrem 1m; that Mr, Md“. and Mr. Mallory
Deniers report lliitl‘Speak on ..
l t
.. . . . i his lttitli with tho contribut )l‘.‘ b it . -. . . . . .' .
Februarv “m Abluhuni Lincoln titid lhtl I II II I I III It \I It should have betn intuit (litiirllltlll MIMI", not even members of the come
' ‘ ' - r t .' -" tln luv it v te c'atcs it t lll‘l‘lr\ tittv - .. ‘ ~. - .. , , .
sales of “”0“.”qu “HI him “I“! tl'nsecu Lift h9l\l(‘t bt‘bllts at out). l t - l' ILII t ‘I- II- '1‘“ “llht‘lmmm‘t fitmnu “9 {mitten btit w'crc its unofficial and]
. ' ‘ ‘ - ,. . '. . .. ‘ ‘ . ‘-—tll cc s w ilci re tic ir c‘ v soc .- ' t . t . up 4 . - . , ‘
10910.}. and the ptiblit .iii ltiiitttl to .l l 00 l . ~ ‘potntttl by tlit congrt .lttlldl (Oltll’tlll tll‘om the legal sttiudpmnt. m WhOHFI
tum“. with the church m paying ll‘l to [ill-\(lllt tiud will prcwnt if it bl'ilul- tit its first meeting ((‘tintestzinl's:umlccwdned agents.
(lll
Sterling FUrniture Co.
Thc spirit oi:
,-
A rcgtllnr wccklv incl-ting 01' the z .. . . l . . _ ..
. . . ‘ n he memory of "the grczitcst.l“|”.‘ “‘Mlldl‘d- lutliihit IH, Rec. p. 2.0). [or he lliid‘ - . - . 1. -
First District ('lllllllllssionvm “t- bu“ ‘0 ' ' . , Itlic corrupt practicts act requirestititl
. . . .: I .. I . .. . .. .. _, Exceeded Lawful Limit. , . , u . . . I . i
held last lilght in their rooms on (‘hm‘lmr “n“ ”HM 'l'll . i‘ t' t it I ju” the 50” "t bu“""""‘ “’““”“°“-"Icvery pct-son engaged Ill collecting 129.131 waninfllllfl S'. St). Norwalk. can"
' ‘ __.___fi._ " is ill rtic ion 0 it- uw is .‘t‘lw - . . .. . . , ., . .
Wall ”HM ”mum“ business was » t, ‘I Ito insure lllt gathering of .t ltitgi ltintl lunds tor a political use shall be :t Pm 1.5
mus ciiotlgh. “'lll‘ll observed its nu tin-3.4m]. n. the t-mnmittcc raised." K ’
idtlly appointed political tigcnt or li‘
' Mr. and .‘.ll':«i. Ernest ’l‘hotnpsmt St
t
iduly appoint-«l mt-mbcr of ti duly con,
tl'itnsttt-tcd .
Inn “.0“ um”). syttiptitliizt‘t" ovcr to‘lnted citsc, but assumes tar creator-I “Touching the Hatting Trade."
-m“ I
1““..5 “II lull in ”m citv m.“ (om, their vi..ws and ideas ol Woodcraft illlpilrlitllotv when it is viewed (its thcj Spwml pnglis til the bricl‘ tire ‘19‘istlttitctl political mmmmpp in or M
not be t’ilit-d hv :t rctillv t-nptihlc work-i for young people, by the ”caption tit.tc.‘-tiliion_\ ctmpcls it to be viewed) at» .vott-d to levy upon thc llnnbury halide]. thtit a“ such collectors sliztll llt“ t
' ‘ i; x u t utters hilt onc til it series ol llt'l.‘ f -' . . .. , "'——7———-~——--._._.._-:.... ,..____-_-5=y
Ll tgitl ht ultu ‘ Mid 0F lllllilltlfnflurert‘. 'l‘hc illlltt‘llnnh “in “unwrmbh, through ”H. “mm.“ ”.1
l the Woodcrliit
ltlt‘tlt llli‘ project of interesting 0113‘ the collection and disbursement. form‘s“... mm a”. purposes of u“. “o“Hmilloi‘v MINI whollv lin‘llllt‘l’lflblt‘ m
or and all t-upttblc workers tcmpor. \ k let-i lb f it
. . I .. .II . .., '1~ ' wp - ;- 'hI' iI \) )Ii) ,‘ , .
anly m" ot work. watch the gpmme], iii \ltst .Htli dillt‘l. I.\tv~ or I. II cItlnlutIs n . lt‘ (‘tlllltt-iltt . dislwt‘tl lettlll) mgdo by Joseph J. Asthe. humid by l“\\' m- such agents and. I
“help wanted" mtg (.105..in they both appeared in t‘Othlmt to se to did his (‘ll‘tlloll to Coligrcsstlnough, urn“. usutil claim was made by -\l|'-lconinllttt’t"-U .\lr. Amit- and M" i I he City Na! i l B I;
I Ail .i mt-oting of Leeds (ounclh O.I boys Amt girls “1 ”‘I‘I lvos‘hniiitih'tl iflml IMII "l‘Im’ “hill: I°:“““I‘"“lv "'9 mittcc for which he was working were "hm in mm. actions 50 m.- “I. the dutv‘
‘ . .. ' S .~ . ' " . - s c it \'ll,' . ‘i‘ -. aw u in was ' l ‘ . - . - i - ' , h '
in taiul‘ord. Inst merit“; tire I woods A (‘O‘sltlm l i t ct it or onnrcafi to lttlp the “bolt part). but he admitslm a public accounting was concerned. Tllis Bank’s Mission
strong tillpmtl. (NDPCllllly when as iIJIt; tonal candidates. (Mr. Wheeler, poll- llutt special emphasis was laid on Mr"'lnd but for the proceeding; III ”1'..-
... ~ “ cai,-. . I . II . .,
turtsuut its tlttI “Otltlll'illl r It: . tutti agent for Mr. Hill and treasurer Hill 5 mime m “km“ rm. mom“, mm cut-o their connection wuh IIIII IIIIIIIII
“1m.“ ii 1m 0“li dross allgnlsllViI 0‘ the Republican (‘Onltrcsslomtl “‘m‘ docs not remember that the names oi. ' l
of simplt- pituitlve raiiiicnt. ltlld ill Pfllgn
[litt‘ttlll‘llh wcrc intidt- for :t dt-lcgtltion]
tin rtttcntlu litecting in South Norwnlk.
Friday evening. h“b. IR.
This Blink believes implicitly in the DOSSlblllthi and “1.. “mm
for this town.
As it recognized factor in its
intert-stctl in its industrial growth.
,tnign committee's work would never
committcc. admits. '“ ”‘9 other entididt'itcs wcrc mentioned; owl-hm... been known h. m“. but Mr. ”ill. or
development are particularly
Governor llolcoinll has ttppointt-d tlic snnu‘ How the European working I Record at p. 44. that $750 wns ”10:th must not forget thttt tlicv did not . I I I
\‘l'illzatu I‘ landon ot‘ llartt‘ord. :i' man's blouse. and decorated with in maximum which could lawfully 'bc' ' II '“l ’l- . _ “Dd h” tricnds “ ‘0 commissioncd, We gladly supply our customers with the capital prudence poi--
“‘"mht'l' “l ”I" Still“ 1’0th 0f “0 than ornnmcnl and worn iiaturnlli" 9““.an m. u (~01 .1...“ I,” t' ""proa‘l‘.“ ““1" ”WWW “0‘ “"“lttmm and sent them out on their illc ’ mils and in a broader way devote the money at our commando-hen
‘ , . , , l .. .. . ~ . . '- .. -.. l H“. unti‘ilti I i , ' W m 0“ cunt " 'mflu‘ly connected with ““1 mainline-lg,” errands m the conference in ”mi cvcr practicable. to the upbnildlng and maintaining 0t \iorthy home
Human” m “a“ m “”1”,“ Ch am] simple. mmmm‘ " ‘ lll date or ms "OHM"! “an S“ “”“ilui'lng It is common know-lodge tliat'l l . b it 1 th 1 l - i cutcrprisus.
.. .. * . . .. . -, t - 'i' . . . ' irv. t .' .‘l itct it suct H'-
M‘““" m (‘r‘mm‘h- ““0“ ”m“ tllt‘li‘d “7‘ in ”“ forest. “' “ |llocs .‘tlr. F‘csscntlcn. chitiriiitin of still! the hilt lr‘itlt‘ favors 'l high llirit'l' tilldi ll ' 'bl h “(in f - - t
.- - v - . .~ i- x ' It” Wt‘ . . ,. . ‘ ‘ ‘ s s .' o is ' "'l‘t‘lt '
”W'L‘l "Hum” 1' dream (it A 1““5‘ 0f Ardin. “.1: ‘ S connntttcc. bcc Record at it. til. iintl in“. willing to “mm "1“me iii evcrv re DO" I 9 mo N m ml. .- M
.____ . ~‘ -‘ -- ~ ‘ . - .. m” m
can lllil.‘ and 1thl- and it L“ .tr. 0 u “-3... It... stipulated. RN. it 3.,” Thu isttms oi money for politital ptirptiscs - _ . ,_ ,_
l .lcgitlmiitc way to gct it. What wusIa". utterly repugnant not “10m '0:
\v'iiw iirxi~lm)luln.‘tv I'I1‘I":'I””F' “TIN“?! ton's IpttII'POS‘I‘ ‘0 bring ”“2”IwIIIII‘I‘IELcontribution ill question was llllltlt' til
i. “h. J.” “I.“ ‘mm d llorticul “if cit) ”mam“ mt entriin “L . . I! Arthur t‘, \\'hcr-lcr its the contcstcc's
l‘l":ilI suciciy is toIlic hold in ”11th tlic woods upon his plot-c on Inlk‘ ‘polltictll agent to Arthur C, \\'llcclcr
hint 5 Hall. Greenwich. Friday. Feb ‘nwmm Greenwich. itthc sumo person) its lrciisurcr of the
ll. :ll 7:30 p. m. A. .1. Richards of New‘ ' ' ‘ ' I
York otters special prizes for tho hcsti lltcptlbllcnn “”“pm‘m i
flowering plants in bloom. Tho so-
lllltIl-t‘ tipproprititc than for them ‘°;the lettct‘ bill to 1m. 5mm of thpI
.Kho to “ “Ind ””9 ”“0““ “'Oumoltiw. Such {rec latices its thcsc agculsl
45““ them Mr. “I” “b “ ('l‘ilml‘ioancre cotild have turned iii vast sums5
In (‘UHL‘I‘PSH‘T to the committee with tiny tucmmVI
The Liberal Kips. |iindum they cliosc‘ as to their soiircc.I
“We lltl\\' conic to another group Otiwithout ever having required. in tho
tounibutlnns which man b0 tlcnllsllill"ordinary course. to account publicly,
ctl 'tlic Sitlt's 'tt-xtilc uroup‘ for roofer cvcn privatclv fo'r their “mg-I
We Have Received 100 More
OF THOSE
llygeno $3 Carpet Sweepers
Which We Have Placed on Sale at
THE BULL 0F PERILLUS Cotigrcssiontll
l‘crilltls ol Athens is said to litivcll‘Oltlmittcc, I
invcutcd tor l‘htiltiris, tyrant of Agi'i . Actlwty of Rhodes. |
ciely is to hold its annual entertain. I Tl
V ‘ . '. 1‘ 4 '
“mom and dance til the Town llnllflwnmmI mu ll.( .tl brttzcu lltlll\\lll(ll. . l "0'“ "W“"N" 0" ”I“ I
.sionttl commitlcc was it most import-
irPPll‘Vit‘h- FM" lti. poll on the side to :itlnilt victims1 mm, “ 1m.“ will lll‘est‘lllli “DWI”?
thc nntvlinl one for many reasons. not lcusl, V , , , , ,
. , , ttlntcsttttlt s l‘.Xlllbll 1": (her. i». 129.
..iln()iig which \vtts that ho \vtis l-rcd-I l 8) ill l l t it
. Hill i. , \v 1 ct is 'i c tcr on it"
orlck Rhodes. lrensnrcr of tho Salt‘s l ‘ ‘
congrcs .
5"“? Oorporate Contributions.
"Wc submit tluit the cvidcncc ls.
conclusive that 311‘. Hill reccivctl 3250‘
01w
who
which was bitll tintleriicuth. The dy-I
c stifl'crcrs rcsoniblctl;
were to be roasted h_\'
'l‘ltc rclail price of potatoes has tllk-
en another jump in the local markets
iv-
~I
. int: walls of ”I . . . .. livttt-ritctu it t , s; lt'.' 'l‘ixtile nun l“ . .
within :t day or two. and potatm-s arc kl tl l()llllll~. of a “ml bull Ph.l’_“lt‘xlll(’ Manufacturing t oniplinv. : It i t m ‘ ‘l ‘ lIltrom corporations which were mcm-I .
, . . st- v lt‘ ‘ 1 ' ’ ‘ ' ‘ . . . ' :ctur' - t‘ . ‘ ‘~' "eh ‘t (H et . . . >
now sclling for forty ccnts 1i peck. it u” ‘ tonnccticut corportition located ut‘ ‘ ”u“ ” (ol 1"“ “ H" ) ‘1 .bers of tlic Straw timid Association. C.
[ails grcttllv :idmircd the invention
and bv way of test rotistcd the illicit-
Later the populucc rose in
. , , . ‘ ‘1 .. - 9 \ll‘u .
Bridgeport. vitally llllt‘t‘t‘slt‘tl lll lill‘lnii’uublx " 1 14' addukwd 1: l: mm ”W Ft‘l'ViFN 0f 3”- (il‘t‘t‘ll\\‘00t'.,
questions and able to give substantial. “"91“ ”m "“1”! “mm“. . to land (‘Xlteri Si-vl‘cturr and chnsrulllr
aid to any cause it espoused. lt stalls simply that the “titer tit-I
Mr. I I . or. probably of an actual market
IRllodes had known Mr. Hill for no ‘(h'sm “”mm'g" “bsmumonh ‘” r0I'Qviiluc greater than snail. from the
H.lIv twenty years and his interest
tir- . . I _.
’lows.‘ and refers to scvcn contributors
l . . . y .
II‘OllllL‘S centered in thc tnritl—aud m.
in} ISnlt‘s Textile (*oriioi'iiiititi,~lwo plain
Don't miss this. (.m out this s“DIIllle particular kind of land (the spec- .
purthascil iii that quantity. and slight-
ly tlntlcr that price for bushel pur-
chases. 'l‘lic shortage of the crop llllI
_ ovcr thc l’tiilctl States is givcn as the-
cause tor the sharp lncrcnse in price
which has taken place within lilt" last
We hope those who Were distppointed in not being
tor tirsl,
‘ - - ‘ l’l : lttl‘ls. "‘ ,
”hum" “H“ mm“! H able to get one of these Sweepers at the last sale Will take
our THIS our—tr Is -rWORT
MONEY.
advantage of this opportunity and come early.
The A. J. Angevine 8t Son Co.
\vtu-lt s
. .- “III--. . . . .
“lHN‘ thlt-ttlmh «5.49de 3-3“ “1 .cnses which will. nione, support this
low
'ilic as opposed to the present lull
most one-third of lhc total sum coll And so ttlso claim that the
o with 30 to Foley & (‘0.. Chi- I
1contest.
lccted by ”‘9 t‘ougressioniil Cllmlmg"idoiintious made to the campaign c0111?
writing your name and titl-g valorem llll‘ilTr—Wllit‘ll was not then lnzc‘mmfm’f’j though H mm be ”mi ”u:lnli1l99 by ”I“ Dlmblll‘." Illamtfflfltu“
You will receive in re- . force but which Mr. Hill favored tintl :iml‘m‘ ’“w” ““9“” b" ”“0"“ mm" Inl‘s and other manufacturers. taken in
l\\'lllll because at an apparent (‘I'I‘Dl'tconjunction with the surrmlndiitg‘cir-
eticlos
€820. 111..
dress clearly.
Ytlztt-rtltty afternoon was ladics af-
ternoon til the Norwnlk alloys. and
«about twenty 'scliool teachers from
' ' 19\"S'hOD9(l to restore. Besides hcinc trelis- .
. . .' . . . 1, luv" it lrialpuclingo containing F0 , l h I . II ~. ,. , . . II I
‘heddm‘prm‘tsiiiohjg lli'ilhhncnihfali: Honcy 'lud Tar Compound. for lit-furor of the Snlt's Textile Miinttl'actur-‘,“]”(h'“‘ “0'9“ h‘w’mfi‘ 5“ “1"0‘cumstances. show a general and coua 134 136 WASHINGTON ST- 50- NORWALK-
. ._ s . I. _ V . . ‘I . . Y I I
m'?‘ ‘l‘iill: scar: oi 11th was set I): grippe colds and croup. Foley Kidneydng Company. Mr. Rhodes was ll1(iI(0lll(‘blalllS hihibtt. It~1 (Ric. sldered plan on the part of the (‘Otli-E
mm. L t H i ‘ - ' ‘n inrtic Tnblelsiiiolder of :i stibslttntitil amount of its 11126 and p. 2.4) which is it letter of mittee to seek aiid secure the aid
Pitts. and Foley (.tl. I .
'Niss Jennings and Miss Prendergast. '
was a close second with 104. ’l‘lit1
ladies are improving lit every ses—
sion. and are now able to scorc
Vstrikcs and spares quite frequently.
lie-1"” same date also addressed to Mr.
c-iprel'errcd and common stock. . of the corporate interests of this dis-
l“'h"“19!‘and signed P‘I‘Pdt’rick E- K‘P- 'trlm for Mr. inn. with his kilowL
‘ cause of his intimate connections with .
and the cxtcnt to whichlPrombly “ ““5 “Close“ with the edge and assent. There two most‘
ningZ‘Seutincl. - flii:;,.pei'soiial fortunes were identified mm” 19“” for it mentions one or the important question of public policy
' iwith it. Mr. Rhodes must have felt contributions “191“" enumerated— involved in such it marslinlling of cor-
P’ ' grateful to Mr. Hill for the ltid un~|.°“‘x 0‘ $500. from Charles A Wimpl- porate. forces for a singlecnndidateq
‘ ao‘oub‘l'edly extended to the company in “Mm" 0‘ New YOl‘k- MP Kip ““953 for it is obvious that the interest of:
isettljng the claims I of (he GOVPl‘ll- ‘Ml‘. “illllplhelllfl‘l‘ is the DTO[)l‘l810l"0f lit? COTDOFRllOnS (01' their 0310911) inl
SM LL ACCOUNTS ] "lent against ‘it oti account of its at ”‘9 American “‘1‘“ (0" 0f Stouing- 'Mr. Hill arose bPCRUSP they believed'
1‘ l J - 3toned tinder-villmitions oti imported ‘
ton. 0'0““- Kmdl-V acknowledge “3' he would endeavor to change the tar-I
Many persons with fair sized incomes say they are ‘3'90‘15-
NEWLY RENOVATED.
“CENTRAL HOTEL ..
Corner Monroe and Chestnut “nets. South Norwalk.
Sold everywhere. 1
__.... .
—Advertlse your wants in thc live Ilhe company.
#-
Rooms by day or week at rotor-sue prices.
Every room welt vonttlntu. Gastric Units and flu.
Everythingsllrst clung.
Wimpl’beimer in New York City. 1 was raised with the object of causingl"
\vns painful to Mr.
ceipt of this check direct to Mr. ill me In other words. n'grcnt fundi
not extravagant but seldom have much money. ‘ The “”3““
. . . . ' - Rhodes and he became it most diflidenl have written him “1’“ Y0“ and M" the re eat r end 9 t t 9 -
This is because it is so :33 to spend mone in small . _ . . . p 0 am in n o in ‘De . _
amounts. Dimes. quarters? halVes and eve}; dollars, witness tit this point in his examina- Hill 39911301818 his ““97““ "1 ”‘9 ciflc law—quite H dilt‘erent situation SpBClals ‘01 T1118 W661i
‘ lion. He admits, however, that the matter very much tndeed.’ .‘antht’T ltrom creating a fund to advance the “C Cu ShOCk Absorb” in RI l‘ a I of Four ...
go easily and. with little return. but when summed
up the total shows the income entirely expended. ..
To avoid this it is well to acguire the habit of regu-
larly depositing in .this institution a portion of the
income.
. We add interest to what onu have saved.
1 South Norivalk SaVings
$500 contribution in this group. came
apparently. from lra A. Kip. Jr. Note
the expressive way “In which Mr.
Wheeler, treasurer of the campaign
committee and political agent of E. J.
Hill. acknowledged it? ‘i beg to
acknowledge receipt today (October
13. 1914) of your check for 8500. I.
personally and in behalf of Mr. Hill.
thank you for your splendid contribu-
tor the good work you -
'genernl tenets of a party. and it is
submitted. an unhealthy slluatlon con-
trary to the spirit of republican in-
atltutlons. The-corrupt prmtlces act. .
it it had been observed in spirit and,
in truth. would have made such a'
situation impossible. Thus we have.
In thls case, not only the clear breach
ol‘ tlib mt but the evil consequences
which it sought to suppress, in full.
Government's claim was compromised
about 1909 by the payment of about
830.000. (Rec. p. 196) which the
company considered a reasonable sell
Itlement. He goes so for its to admit
that "probably? the company had
, 30 x 3 Smooth Tread m.......-.......-........
30 x 3% Smooth Trad'flru
tilt.
ss'so
DODGE BROS. MOTOR
FOR IMMEDIATE pm $820.00
S. L. BENEDICT, 73 N. Main St.
.OIQC'IQQ-Cfifiw
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some consultation with Congressman
Hill prior to the settlement. and while
he avoids a categorical answer when
asked whethetl-llll m for or Initial
pinyin the IcoiIiipromlil
\
array.
a tit-the GovoInc lion and nlllo
n
Norwalk Chronicler