“va. OCT. as. we q..." -B~M._....1.-...._ “on... _ “Maw—v.“ *4- ..... - Haw He Kept UJ‘ Out Of ‘is offered by the supreme "lie kept us out of war” Democratic l’arty as a statement of a accomplishment. 'l‘hat slogan is false. To accept it crithout thought or reason is dangerous to the life of the nation. For months we have been conducting a bordcr war with Mexico. .\t Vera Cruz we demanded m tom NOIWALK EVENING WINE]. it is war. The .\icxicans say it is war, but Wilson's iit‘ls show it is war, but \\il,\on's voice says it is peace. ,t The Truth is that it is more than war. lt is war without honor and murder without reparation.‘ it is :1 condition that makes every true citizen asham- 4d of the spectacle we have become iii the eyes of other nations. Just prior to the outbreak of the war there! was foming a combination of European nations to demand of us that we stop the disorder in Mexico, to demand protection of the lives and vast prop~ erty of European citizens in Mexico, to declare that these European nations would give protection by force of arms if we did not. .7”: 5"”: 1:7, a. .4» .. ' sincerity have marl-red the course of our relations The demand was refused. We with- drew without the salute, bringing nineteen of our that our l'lai.‘r be saluted. We landed troops; a battle followed. dead with us and leaving our‘honor behind: and l l'nited Stan». is all that has prevented our act of war from lit-in}: turned into the serious fact of “ill". the nation. 11' the daughter of .\merican citizens—111011, women and cl11ltlrcn~—by armed troops, ii tlic kill! in; of .-\1ne1‘ic:tn Soldiers by the soldiers til- :1"- t-tlicr nation, if the sacking of our towns is not \\.11‘. what is it? full: \\ ilsonfs course lute policy of and border war with us. the. "He kept us out of war," d the and mine." it is the world war in liuropc. present citalized Cl\'il war in Mexico The vacillating. and irreso- administration has ..111irched, and yet the Demoeratic Party cries to of international complications that The Judge. Advocate General of our army says “A Nation Ticket By Pulling the Top Lever. days' illness I |._—— l l .\iiss Luci \\'ickcs is tccoverlng' John DWyer, a batter well-known . from it seicre attack of illtwss at hert in Norwaik, is ill in the Danbury llOS‘ home on Orchard streeL pital. ; __ , Postmastct Thc October session of the rumrior been ill at his TeSldt‘llfP in south' court recomotted in Danbury at 11:30 ,Main street the p.191 few days oclock with Judge Tuttle on the — bench. It is probable that short cal- The endar matters will be disposed of. 1 teachers and omit-rs of the cl will meet with Mrs. Louisc l)c:,1n of On account of the illness of lhelGamer street tomorrow night. pastor, Rev. A. H Boutwell Mr Priorl who is studying for the ministry at; The entertainment Yale filled the pulpit M the Danbury the Norwalk country club has planned Baptist Cth'Ch “001 Sunday momingifor a subscription bogie dance this sorely tried our courage and our strength. .1 1:11.121111 us 1111111111 11111131 iti' till Milli? l (Continued from First Pile.) l The writ was named yesterday at as they had fine clothes is good liv 1 lher home on West shoot but the Andrew J “‘5"? haslhouse was closed. and sho was said to education, a large touring car and be visiting Mrs. Harriet Hood of Fall other luxuries Mountain She could not be found;plenty of moncy to spend. at the latter place, but it is pro the summer iic complained in Wolcott. ni- sutned that she is home committee of come a public charge. The 1tltouuh she left word that licr dcsti- South Norwalk Baptist SUM?“ RChOOl nation was \‘cw Yo1k when she left' After his rcturn Saturday, lulleges that she is incapable of man- be insatiable airing her affairs and is liable to_ be-i story circulating among the The hellrlng of liiss Upson Saltrno ob “ill be held at 10 oclock November'lit’i, 00') check found on his trouble increased chard street. a section that. wasl formerly all of her property When' applictttionlliis demands for money seemcdto ill“. “a,” was put through it was 4 below Judge of Probate Roger S. Nowell. III "He has pro- not (he acts of would have \Vhat would that have meant? it would have meant that we must adopt a determined policy to enforce order in Mexico, which was the only duty consistent with the stewardship which we assumed ‘ to this day the salute dermnded has not. been fired. brought humiliation upon this country, both at undtr the Monroe Doctrine: or it would have I home and abroad. meant war or the surrender of the Monroe Doc- 'l‘hc weakness of Mexico, not the strength of the . trine. We have been at war: we are now at war; many lives have been l0st; our honor has been be- lt was the accident of war in Europe which then prevented retribution for the policies of the administration in Mexico. The fact is that he ltas‘ neglected our greatest treasurcs-the lives of our When the war is over those nations will again citivcns and the honor of our country. press their claims and we will face the conse- quences of the Wilson policy of watchful waiting. the Wilson administration, which has kept us out Have we sunk so low that wet-an approve such a policy? “are we become so morally flabby that Which Does Not Protect Its Own Citizens Has Already Begun to Die. Vote For Hughes and Fairbanks. Vote For E. J. Hill For Congress. Vote For Charles E. Williamson for Senator. Vote For Nehemiah Candee and Hiram B. West for Representative. Vote the Straight Republican «- mother. Miss tpson forbade him (0‘32 50 “as of the college design. live with liln’ mother or his family, with othm expensive details of dress infusing hitn the permission to go to Heir to $50000 finale. l lhls mother’s home nearby Gave Him $5,000 Check. b Theiforgune 1h?! Miss l'pson hasl e n no c- me it is notorious that Pasquale and‘mfm the :ztgmeoof cg!" “$511131: his brothers haw had more than the was a wealthy farmer A sistei‘ died ordinary 800d things 0’ "‘9 world-lshortiy after the father's death leaving the entire Upson estate. pained at about $50, 000, to the pro-1 scnt heir. included in the estate ing. a chance to secure an excellent in addition, he hndl 1 new cash and real estate prin- )uring (litflll‘ thc latter. Miss Upson's or ill ‘hoilif‘ and her greatest holdings' health and ucnt to Bridgeport. being v - ' supplied with money- by Mi” Upson. lure located on Vicst street. near 01-. air? we will tolerate its continuance? This administration has created war. it has cwated causes for future serious intcniatiottal itic- iioii. Notes and words and shades of meaning born of rhetoric rather than straightforward patriotic with foreign nations. liorce of character. a fair and honorable course, would haye closed the debate which facility of ham gtiagc kept open. liorcc of character would have stopped murder on the high seas. Does the low estate into which we have fallen (13110111.,r nations make a foundation upon which to build prestige for this country or safety and mark] stamina for our children? It is our tradition to honorably keep Out of war, but not to spinelessly creep into war. ,. s . .\lr. \\1lson has not kept his out 01 war. Mr. , Wilson has put us into war. Mr. Wilson is making war upon the moral fiber of this nation. Safety follows, by using the Best Grades of our We offer you more units of heat per ton than 0 ‘1 Kinds. It pays to use the Best, that has a warming .1 and a comfortablrsatisfaction to the consumer. demonstrate and prove our assertion by sending us HEAT FIRST] , ’ COAL Leg §R¥M0ND BROTymERS and according ‘0 “lcalied l'pson street in honor of the Ir“’"dslfumilt that owned the biggest share ‘3'"9" ”mint that section of the city. She also ”9”” “louned property in other parts of the point 0’ “ teiolver. lhc cit) that gate her a ve1y c0111- lu the story told to tho Ladles’ Stylish Shoes. and evening. Mr. Prior spoke withfevenmg enthusiasm and was well received by‘ the congregation. w..— M Burr of the City Engineer's office rors, tomorrow, weighs 22 pounds, and take part in Thanhouser moving pictures. mother is an experienced moving-pic- ture actress—Stamford Advocate mm W Flint, local agent is un- loading a car of Ford automobiles fol His: Dr. Jean Dumortier l each day. —— leouut Norwailt. The case of the State against Frcd~ ierick Scheidler is scheduled to mine The five-months-old son of Percy up before the Supreme Court of El‘-' 1 Befriendod the Boys. For a number of years Miss Upton has been clothing and taking care ‘of the three boys of the Salerno fam 113., Prior. Frank and Pasquale. as stir wished to give them a chance to get an education, She was of a re 'ligious turn of mind and the general is recovering opinion was that she intended them nicely from his recent operation and to become ministers and do mission- lis able to be about for a short tim e an work among their people. After starting their education here the yacht them to various preparatory lschools about the country. Peter 01d Well Commandery members and Frank showed more promlae .- day. its is to receive one thousandlare planning to go to Danbury onlthan Pasquale, who seemed to get cars for his various New England Thursday evening to attend a meet- branches, by November 15. The Dan- in: of the grand omcers, and in con bury branch expects two more car- sequence there will be no meeting in loads this week. in trouble wherevet he went final]: returning hpme six years am when he went to live with his benefactor. Three years ago Pasquale told the _poltce and was corroborated by his , .‘secured the above amount in gems. jewelry and?“ ,. evaluable heirlooms from a fprivate country rosy: Mensa. A Safe Deposit box at a weekly rental, . ofeiaht cents. in our modern fire and burgltiifi ‘ proof vaults will provide youwith absolute 56-11. , nutty ' ’Mend to ft m $45 000. 00 BUR. Last Tuesday night at Roslyn. L. 1., burglars L- RY 11, no he sms that he told .\iiss l'pson that he wished to marry 11 Hartford girl and wanted more money. Enforcing his request with strong language. he secured the check. and Miss l'pson seemed to be under a nervous strain as shown by the manner in which the check is nrittcn The writing is scrawly and uneven, evidently written by a hand that trembled :rreatly. As a safeguard the check was dated January 5, 1917. it was it favor of P. P Salerno and drawn on the Bristol Trust Company. September 26 \iiss Upson made out four checks of $25 each in hi1| favor. which he cashed among the coal merchants. On October 13,“ 15, he obtained additional $26 checks. On Saturday he went to Hartford and bought clothing valued at $50. for which he tendered another of Miss Unson's checks in payment.» That afternoon Miss Upson left home. and yesterday morn. 1115 her friends took action. The ap- plication praying for a conservator was issued and- placed before the probate court and the boy and the $5,600 chock waa nabbed. Pasquale tells an interesting story“ All of his statements are hotly denied by her friends, who on flat she has been the “soot" for a number otyeul and that she had even entered abuse at family's hand- Undoubtedly omcu‘" l fortttble income She is descended from one of the host families in the city. is promi. nent in the Congregational Cliurchl and has a host of friends who resent the rumors that are floating around since "Patsy" Salerno was taken in charge by Officers Bluest and Bre- ault, He is known‘about the state and outside-of the state because of his school connections, and is of the flashy type of young man, known an! a sport. . . He showed little or no concern over his arrest, asserting his farm canoe as to wrongdoing,'saying that he was the "tool" and everything that he did was to help his brothers along. The brothers are cast on more refined lines and are not so boisterous an the young brother. They are now in college in Georgia. where Frank is a senior and Peter a freshman. Mrs. Salerno showed a letter yesterdaj in the police sta. tion from the Jeffrey Motor Car Com- pany to her son concerning his Working there. as be had applied for a job. He was ready to so, she asserts, when the woman with whom he had been living since his “adop- tion, ” refused to allow him to go. Up to a late hour last evening Hiaa Upton had not been found. al- though the was known to be nor the city. but It. is probable that she w-m— All . of the Latest Novelties are No. Ready and are attracting much favor comment. Call and see then]. We Sell Fine Hosiery Too CONNEA LLY 81 BRACK If WASHINGTON ITRiIT TWO!!!“ lops 75c qt; HARD CRABS Ailihntis oilisli,Saita11ti Canned l1" 0ysters,l_.onpai1d ROuntl Clams counts 1111111611 mm m 1" W109.
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